For one last athlete, we have an early Christmas present in the year 2015 and this time it was not hard to chose: the FIS Nordic Combined Athlete of the Week is Jarl Magnus Riiber (NOR).

During the slalom race of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup in Madonna di Campiglio/Italy in the evening of 22 December 2015, an unmanned drone DFC-COPTER XR1 carrying a broadcast camera crashed into the snow during the second run of Austrian ski racer Marcel Hirscher.

After Matthias Mayer’s fall occurred in Gröden during the Ski Downhill race on Saslong course, a group of experts met at ȌSV headquarters to deeply analyze the crash event.

The second period of the FIS Development Programme Alpine Training Camp from 22ndNovember – 19th December 2015 concluded successfully with the participation of 21 athletes from 14 nations

FIS was saddened to learn about the passing of its long-serving Nordic Combined Technical Delegate Kai Arne Ringen (NOR) who died on 21st December at the age of 75, shortly after being diagnosed with cancer.

German head coach Werner Schuster named a total of 13 athletes to his team for the first two competitions of the 64th 4-Hills-Tournament.

Take-all Norway’s team swept out the field even in Madonna di Campiglio, as 21-year-old Henrik Kristoffersen racked up his 5th career slalom win overall in Audi FIS Ski Men's World Cup.

On Wednesday Austrian head coach Heinz Kuttin named his team for the upcoming 4-Hills-Tournament

During the night slalom race in Madonna di Campiglio, an unfortunate accident occurred, when a drone crashed directly behind Austrian skier Marcel Hirscher during the second run.

Bad news for Austrian athlete Tomaz Druml: After a medical examimation, the 28-year-old was diagnosed with cardiac arrhythmia which will not allow him to show performances on an elite level.