The Alpensia Ski Jumping Centre was named as the venue for the Snowboard big air event, which has been added to the programme for the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games.

2014 Sochi Olympic downhill Champion Dominique Gisin (SUI) is one of 15 Athlete Role Models going to the Lillehammer Winter Youth Olympic Games to share her experience and inspire the next generation. Following her retirement last March, she has recently published a book on her story: Making It Happen

Team USA’s Taylor Fletcher sure had a good weekend after jetting back home to Utah for the Continental Cup Opening weekend in Park City and Soldier Hollow.

Andreas Kofler and Gregor Schlierenzauer skipped the last World Cup in Nizhny Tagil. But while Andreas Kofler will be competing again in Engelberg as planned, Schlierenzauer will also not be participating in the events in Switzerland

The FIS Tour de Ski winners club on the men’s side is very exclusive. In ten years of the Tour de Ski, only five men have reached the top as the winners. Here is an overview of those who have made history in the FIS Tour de Ski.

From zero to hero describes best where Radoslav Yankov has come from: in his first World Cup finals, the heavy Bulgarian claimed an historic win!

It was a difficult weekend in Nizhny Tagil. Especially in the second competition on Sunday some of the top athletes drew a blank in the wind lottery.

French duos have claimed victory at today's snowboard cross team event staged in Montafon, Austria.

Sara Takanashi won the second individual FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies in Nizhny Tagil and celebrated her 31st World Cup win. She stayed ahead of her team mate Yuki Ito and the Austrian Chiara Hölzl with the longest jumps of the day, 98,0 and 99,0 metres and 257,1 points.

Stina Nilsson (SWE) and Federico Pellegrino (ITA) captured the Davos sprint races to wrap up the two days of competition.