After almost four months of competitions, the FIS Cross-Country World Cup season 2015/16 presented by Viessmann came to an end in Canada. For the first time, the Cross-Country season finale was hosted in North America.

Anti-Doping Organisations (ADOs) are currently in Lausanne (SUI) for an annual meeting to share experiences and discuss the first year of applying the World Anti-Doping Code 2015. 

The IOC Coordination Commission for the Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018 wrapped up its sixth visit confident that PyeongChang 2018 is moving in the right direction as Games preparations intensify in the final two years.

Lindsey Vonn already had the Audi FIS World Cup ladies’ downhill globe wrapped up entering today’s final race in St. Moritz (SUI), but it didn’t mean that the 24 competing women weren’t motivated to grab the last possible World Cup points of the season.

Michael Neumayer has decided to end his ski jumping career after 16 years in the World Cup.

Both Justin Wadsworth and Trond Nystad - the respective head coaches for Canada and Norway - have stated the desire to spend more time with their young families and now leave both nations in search of new coaching leadership.

After nine years as a Nordic Combined athlete, Austrian B-team athlete Alexander Brandner has chosen to end his career.

Under snowy skies in St. Moritz (SUI), the men’s downhill season title was decided with five racers in the hunt for the crystal globe going into today’s deciding race

A great speed weekend came to a closet in Kvitfjell (NOR), with the last regular super-G before the Finals. 

Lenzerheide, Switzerland - It was a dream day for Switzerland as the Alpine nation saw Wendy Holdener ski to her second career victory, topping the field by a convincing 0.46 margin in the third alpine combined race of the season.