Just as Gut: Raptor bears its talons
Despite the Raptor course challenging the women's field, Lara Gut wins her third World Cup race of the season.
Svindal leads final Lake Louise downhill training run
Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal has recovered from a nasty cold and looks poised to ski fast once again in Lake Louise.
Gut to the last drop
Switzerland's Lara Gut proved her training runs were no fluke by winning the opening downhill race of the World Cup season in Beaver Creek.
Gobble Gobble Gut
Switzerland's Lara Gut was the fastest female in the final training run down Raptor.
Randall wins Beitostolen sprint
World Cup sprint champion Kikkan Randall won a pre-season 1.2-kilometer freestyle sprint FIS race on Sunday.
So Gut: Swiss claim first GS victory in 10 years
Lara Gut with the win, Zettel with the record, and Shiffrin with the surprise in Soelden.
Ski Racing launches interactive Gear Guide
The Gear Guide on our website is your one stop shop for race-specific information on all junior and adult equipment.
Chief Race Directors Skaardal and Hujara weigh in on World Cup
On the eve of the new season, FISNews interviews ladies' and men's Chief Race Directors Atle Skaardal and Guenter Hujara.
FIS extends broadcasting deal with Infront, adds YouTube videos
FIS and Infront Sports & Media extend their broadcasting collaboration to include new YouTube content.
Aspen makes bid for 2017 World Cup Finals
For North American race fans, there’s hope for a major alpine event even after 2015.
Announcements from the FIS autumn meetings
The FIS autumn meetings in Zurich revealed decisions on the one run race proposal, new helmet rule enforcement, and course setters for the Sochi Olympic Games.
Radius shock as new ski dimensions hit U18s
For U18s, the transition onto new-dimension skis has been less difficult than anticipated.
