For the second time ever, the city of Dresden (GER) hosted a FIS Cross-Country World Cup. 

The slalom showdown from Adelboden took place today unter continuous snowfall but whatever the conditions, Marcel Hirscher seems to master the Chuenisbärgli the best

2014 Olympic Champion Jørgen Graabak stepped on top of the podium in Ramsau am Dachstein today. 

Mikaela Shiffrin of the U.S. continued her winning streak at Courchevel (FRA) on Saturday with her fourth consecutive victory at the venue after also sweeping last year's races there. 

A less snowy but more windy day greeted riders on the second day of competition at the season-opening back-to-back FIS snowboard cross World Cup races in Cervinia (ITA) on Saturday, and a pair of thrilling big final heats saw Eva Samkova (CZE) pull off an incredible come-from-behind win in the ladies’ competition, while Emmanuel Perathoner (ITA) capture his first career victory on home soil to thrill the Italian crowd in the men’s event.

Even windy and wet conditions could not deter Norwegian Jarl Magnus Riiber from taking his fourth victory in a row. Also Ramsau am Dachstein proved to be a fruitful venue for the 21-year-old, who beat local hero Franz-Josef Rehrl in a finish line sprint by 2.3 seconds.

The final competition of the 2018 Cross Alps Tour took to a demanding course in Innichen/San Candido (ITA) on Saturday, where Sweden’s Sandra Naeslund claimed the victory and to defend her Cross Alps Tour title, and Switzerland’s Joos Berry claimed the first win of his career to help Switzerland earn the 2018 CAT top nation honours. 

Innichen/San Candido (ITA) - The second stage of the 2018 Cross Alps Tour took to the slopes of Innichen/San Candido (ITA) on Friday, as the resort celebrated it’s 10th season as host of Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup action, where Fanny Smith (SUI) with a win and the Midol brothers Jonathon and Bastien (FRA) with a 1-2 finish celebrated an excellent day of skiing. 

hile a difficult start to the 2018/2019 Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup season has seen the cancellation of scheduled events in Val Thorens and Montafon, good news has finally come from Arosa where a rescheduled night event competition will take place in two weeks time, on December 17. 

Defending Overall champion Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) became the first athlete – male or female – to win in all six individual disciplines currently contested on the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup circuit by claiming her career-first victory in super-G at Lake Louise (CAN) on Sunday.