The Swiss success streak continued at the Audi FIS World Cup in St. Moritz (SUI) as the host nation claimed the crown at the Nation’s Team Event.

After a successful start in the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Finals week, we are now looking ahead to the tech events, with the last giant slaloms and slaloms of the season.

The Audi FIS Ski World Cup season finals are always a key event on the Alpine calendar, but this year they are taking on significant importance as they are serving for the test event for the 2017 Alpine World Ski Championships in St. Moritz (SUI).

Skiing legends Oddvar Brå, Thomas Wassberg and Juha Mieto participated in a show race today at the Kulåssprinten in Sarpsborg, Norway, years after their legendary battles in the 70's and 80's.

Overall World Cup winner Peter Prevc won the first individual competition at the World Cup final in Planica. The local hero took this win with jumps on 223 m and 232.5 m and 426.5 points ahead of Norway's Johann Andre Forfang and his teammate Robert Kranjec.

For the second straight day at the Audi FIS World Cup Season Finals in St. Moritz, Beat Feuz (SUI) stood on the top step of the podium after he won today’s super-G.

Tina Weirather (LIE) won the battle at today’s Audi FIS World Cup super-G final race, topping the field, but Lara Gut (SUI) won the war as her second place finish was enough to claim the super-G Season Title.

Maria Rydqvist finishes elite career

Andreas Mitter will be the new head coach of the Finnish ski jumpers and, in this position, the successor of Jani Klinga, who was working with the team since 2014.

It was one of the most emotional moments at the alpine snowboard World Cup tour season's finals in Winterberg, Germany beginning of March watching Hilde Katrine Engeli strolling through the finish area whilst hugging all her race buddies in a big 'farewell ceremony'.