Although Moscow has been organising consecutive Snowboard World Cup events since 2005 - with the Olympic seasons of 2006 and 2014 being the only two exceptions - it has been more than seven years since snowboard fans have had the chance to watch some big air action in the Russian capital

Snow Controller Sandro Pertile has given green light for the World Cup events in Val di Fiemme

With less-than-ideal snow conditions plaguing much of the Alps it seemed only a matter of time before one of the stops on the Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup would be effected, and today we found that to be the case with the cancellation of the Megeve (FRA) competition originally scheduled for January 22, 2017.

102 participants from 13 nations will welcome the Nordic Combined winter on the Youth Cup level at the Czech venue of Harrachov on the upcoming weekend.

After two smooth competitions in Oberstdorf and Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the third leg of the 65th 4-Hills-Tournament in Innsbruck was turbulent. Constantly changing winds made the competition difficult for everyone involved and a certain amount of luck was definitely required in order to be successful.

Russia's Sergey Ustiugov has set a Tour de Ski record for men with his 4th consecutive Tour stage victory.  

With only five more days to go till the alpine Snowboard World Cup tour picks up pace again in Bad Gastein (AUT) on January 10 and 11, 2017, Local Organisers are in the last preparation phase for a true highlight of the World Cup calendar.

To honour and celebrate the history of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup, Organisers of the Audi FIS Ski World Cup races in Zagreb (CRO) have prepared a 165-metre-long ski slope in downtown Zagreb at which former and current World Cup champions will race today, 4^th January 2017.

Happy New Year to the entire FIS Family!

With natural snow rarely seen below 2000 meters this winter it was a pleasant surprise to wake up to 5-10 cm of fresh snow in Oberstdorf, Germany on the morning of the third stage of the FIS Tour de Ski 2017.