For the second consecutive year, Klingenthal’s Vogtland arena was the site of the opening competitions of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup presented by Viessmann. More than 17,000 spectators attended the team and individual events on 22nd and 23rd November which were filled with excitement.

It is full speed ahead for the Audi FIS Ski World Cup races in North America as Lake Louise (CAN), Aspen and Beaver Creek (both USA) are all ready to welcome the world’s top Alpine skiers.

The Swiss moguls team gets some prominent support: after 12 years for the Italian team, Deborah Scanzio is back skiing for her home country. 

Lack of snow and continuous warm weather conditions have forced Local Organisers and FIS Officials to postpone the season's Snowboard Cross World Cup opener in Montafon, Austria. 

Canadian tech specialist Marie-Michèle Gagnon finished 6th in the 2014 season slalom standings, crowning her best season so far, which also included her maiden World Cup win in the super combined in Altenmarkt/Zauchensee.

Team rosters for Sweden, Norway, Finland, Russia and France for opening World Cup weekend in Ruka, Finland. 

On 18th November 2014, IOC President Thomas Bach revealed the 40 proposals that make up Olympic Agenda 2020, a strategic roadmap for the future of the Olympic Movement. 

Ted Ligety suffered an injury to his left wrist while training today at Vail’s Golden Peak. According to U.S. Ski Team Medical Director Kyle Wilkens, Ligety suffered a left wrist carpal dislocation. 

Head coach Petter Kukkonen has nominated the following athletes to start in the first competitions of the winter season

Roman Koudelka won the first individual competition of the new season. With jumps on 138 m and 139.5 m the Czech, who already won the qualification on Friday, scored a total of 276.4 points. Austrian Stefan Kraft and Andreas Wellinger of Germany followed in second and third.