Crans-Montana, Switzerland – Since the beginning of the week, a total of 2,20 meter of fresh snow has hit the famed resort of the Swiss Alps.

The discipline changed, but the leader is the same. As yesterday in the Giant Slalom, Fritz Dopfer is the fastest after the first slalom run at the Yuzawa Naeba Audi FIS Ski World Cup.

The FIS Freestyle Skiing aerials World Cup took to the skies above Moscow on Saturday night, with the Alina Gridneva scoring her first career victory (and first podium) in the ladies competition to lead a two-podium night for the host Russians, while 2014/15 crystal globe winner Mac Bohonnon (USA) finally climbed back atop the podium after struggling through the first four events of the season.

Maxim Vylegzhanin of Russia recovered well from his 3rd place finish in last weekend's Holmenkollen 50 km to take the win today in the 10 km interval start classic competition in Falun, Sweden.

Peter Prevc won the second competition on the "Monsterbakken" in Vikersund.

Maja Vtic celebrated the first home victory for Slovenia. The 26-years old stayed ahead of the high-class competition with two jumps to 91,0 metres, resulting in 267,7 points.

Norway's Therese Johaug has now won 13 FIS World Cups this season with her victory today in the 5 km classic interval start in Falun, Sweden.

It was a historic night at Boston Fenway Park on Friday, with Lisa Zimmerman (GER) and Vincent Gagnier (CAN) taking wins in front of a massive crowd gathered to witness the first World Cup big air take place on a 140-feet tall (43m) scaffold ramp.

According to an update of the Norwegian Snowboard Federation (Snowboardforbundet) Stian Sivertzen is on the upgrade.

After having had a slow start into the season, Rok Marguc finally earned his winter's first podium result at the ramp psl event in Moscow.