Swiss Ski announced the team nominations for the upcoming winter and much similar to the past few years, Tim Hug will be the only Swiss representative in the discipline of Nordic Combined.

Olympic and World Championships medalist, 2-time FIS Tour de Ski champion, Overall World Cup winner Lukas Bauer of the Czech Republic has announced he continues on the World Cup and aims for a medal at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti, 2017.

Lukasz Kruczek, who resigned as head coach of the Polish team after last season, will be the new coach of the Italian ski jumpers.

After the past winter, Czech Republic’s Petr Kutal has decided put a stop to his career.

With the winter 2015/16 in the books, all thoughts and efforts are now directed towards the upcoming season 2016/17 and a workshop of international TV experts for Nordic Combined and Cross-Country Skiing continued right in this vein after the Spring Meetings in Zürich made first steps into a new season last week.

The last competitions of the 2015-16 winter will take place in Switzerland when the final slopestyle and big air contests of the Europa Cup tour are on the programme at Corvatsch, close to Silvaplan – also counting as official Swiss nationals.

According to Norwegian media reports Roar Ljoekelsoey will join the coaching staff of the German team around head coach Werner Schuster.

Ski racing is a very demanding sport and at some point, athletes want to see what’s outside the white circus and meet new challenges.

The 2015/16 Audi Ski Cross World Cup season may come to be looked back upon as a true pivot point for the sport of ski cross.

Swiss Ski Team has announced national team nominations for the 2016/17 season.