French head coach Jerome Laheurte is one step closer to nominating his four athletes for the first World Cup stages in Scandinavia, as Nordic Magazine reports. At the end of a training camp in Oberhof, two internal test event were held after which the coaching staff named six athletes to travel to Scandinavia and fight for the four quota places of the French team.

No big surprises at the Italian national championships in Val di Fiemme today: team number one Alessandro Pittin took home the tenth title of his career by beating our Lukas Runggaldier clearly with 41.6 seconds after one jump on Predazzo’s HS 106 hill and a 10-kilometre roller-ski event.

Severin Freund dominated the German national championships on the large hill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Italian Federica Brignone started off the 2015-16 Audi FIS World Cup season in dream fashion after she earned her first-ever World Cup victory topping the giant slalom field on Rettenbach glacier in Soelden (AUT).

It’s snowing in the Sparkasse Vogtland Arena in Klingenthal! Responsible for the first white of the season are two big containers next to the lower stop of the Wieli lift: the so-called „snowfactory“ cools water down to ice and blows it out in tiny cristals - directly on the landing slope of the jumping hill.

With the Olympics 2018 taking place in PyeongChang, Korea, the international Nordic Combined elite is set to head to the new far-eastern destination for the first time this winter. But how do things look like for the discipline of Nordic Combined in Korea?

As has become a tradition, the Forum Alpinum, the season opening information session for the Alpine media took place on 23rd October, the day before the opening of the Audi FIS Ski World Cup 2015/16 season in Soelden (AUT).

The U.S. Grand Prix has announced its 20th season schedule, with three stops including Mammoth Mountain, CA, Park City, UT and the first-ever Grand Prix stadium big air in Boston’s legendary Fenway Park.

This news is a real zinger: 50 days prior to the season's snowboard cross World Cup opener in Montafon, Austria five-time World Cup title winner Dominique Maltais has announced that she won't compete this winter.

For the third time in the 53 years of existence of the AIJS, two racers have been elected ‘Skieur d’Or AIJS- Serge Lang Trophy in October 2015 following a three-week-long vote by members of the International Association of the Ski Journalists.