Norway's Martin Johnsrud Sundby with his win today in Falun became the first skier to win all three Tour competitions in one season.

Lenzerheide is one of the most action packed weeks on the World Cup tour and exciting battles are happening both on and off the racing slope.

One of leaders of the Austrian national team Andreas Kofler refused of participation in the Ski Jumping World Championsip, which begins in Czech Harrachov.

Aksel Lund Svindal all but conceded the overall World Cup title to Marcel Hirscher on Thursday after failing to score points in a super-G surprisingly won by Alexis Pinturault of France.

The family of a Canadian ski-cross athlete Nick Zoricic who died in an accident during race reached an agreement with the International Ski Federation on compensation.

Today, 12th March, the first official competition of the final Alpine Skiing World Cup took place in Swiss Lenzerheide.

The bronze-medal winner of the Olympic Games Sochi-2014 in moguls Aleksandr Smyshlyayev visited a nine-year old Natasha Dolmatova who suffers from cancer.

The six-time Olympic Champion Marit Bjorgen announced that she is ready to show high results four years more.

The official FIS men’s and women’s competitions in special slalom took place in Belokurikha (Altai Territory).

It has been in December of 2008 when the last Nordic Combined athletes were able to call a win in Trondheim their own until today when Johannes Rydzek from Germany took the honours in the Individual Gundersen race set in the second Norwegian venue of the winter.