Realistically there are five or maybe six ski jumpers who can take the overall title of the 65th 4-Hills-Tournament, starting on Decembe 29th. 

The last World Cup race before the very short Christmas break – a men’s night slalom – is taking place this evening in Madonna di Campiglio, a very esteemed Italian resort known by the fans for its long tie with the World Cup tour and by tourism experts for some of its most historical days, when that beautiful region was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Who will be the high-flyer at the 65th 4-Hills-Tournament? The world's elite is as tight as barely ever before before the opening event. And with youngster Domen Prevc, the younger brother of last season's winner Peter Prevc, there's a new rising star this winter.

The final stage of the 2016 Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup Cross Alps Tour took to the slopes of Innichen/San Candido (ITA) this week for a pair of back-to-back competitions on Wednesday and Thursday, and when it was all said and done we would see a pair of repeat winners in Heidi Zacher (GER) and Filip Flisar (SLO) while the big trophies for Cross Alps Tour overall winners would go Marielle Thompson (CAN) and Jean Frederic Chapuis (FRA).

Madonna di Campiglio is the oldest Italian World Cup venue, as they hold a Slalom in 1966/67, the year of the foundation of the World Cup. 50 years later, the event is still running and attracting thousands of people for the traditional night race on 22nd of December.

Following a race accident in last Saturday's parallel slalom World Cup event in Cortina d'Ampezzo (ITA), the 2014 Olympic psl champion had to underwent surgery yesterday.

The skies were blue and the fans jubilant, but the winds were unfortunately too strong in Courchevel, France, on Tuesday to hold the ladies' giant slalom race to completion.

The International Ski Federation is pleased to announce the launch of its new official mobile application. Available on Android and iOS devices, the FIS App will offer the skiing and snowboarding family an entirely new experience to follow FIS competitions and related content and news.

With the German dominance now spanning all of the first three World Cup weekend, it’s no wonder that the current Athlete of the Week comes from head coach Hermann Weinbuch’s squad...

The Alpine Ski World Cup will soon celebrate in Zagreb, on January 5^th, the 50^th anniversary of it first race at  – yet already today one of its greatest characters is turning 50, Italian Alberto Tomba.