The International Ski Federation is pleased to announce the re-launch of its official website www.fis-ski.com.

The first northern hemisphere competition of the 2018/19 FIS Snowboard season took to the skies above Italy on Saturday, as the inaugural Modena Skipass big air World Cup saw Japan’s Reira Iwabuchi and Takeru Otsuka claim impressive wins in front of a massive crowd at the Skipass festival’s 25th anniversary bash.

That better way to celebrate 100 days until the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Are (SWE) than at the 2018-2019 season opening races in Soelden (AUT).

For the fourth time in his impressive career, Austria's Marcel Hirscher was awarded the Skieur d'Or Trophy by members of the International Association of Ski Journalists (AIJS), founded in 1963.

The first Canadian skier to win an Olympic medal in the history of halfpipe freestyle skiing, Albertan Mike Riddle today turns the page on a fruitful career.

Two years after the first edition of the men's RAW AIR Tour, there will also be a ladies' RAW AIR Tour in Norway next winter.

The 2018 Forum Nordicum, the traditional meeting of the ‘Union of Nordic Ski Journalists’ which is part of the AIPS (‘Association de la Presse Sportive'), was staged this week in conjunction with the Final Inspection for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 in Seefeld (AUT).

With the turn of the calendar to October and the clocks adjusted to winter time, along with the conclusion of the Southern Hemisphere season and the autumn chill in the air, it can only mean that it is time for us to turn our attention to the start of the FIS World Cup seasons.

The site inspection, meetings and presentations are complete and now it is action time for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019, as Seefeld (AUT) was given the green light by the FIS Coordination Group following the Final Inspection on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The IOC Sustainability report was published during the IOC’s 133rd Session in Buenos Aires (ARG).