The Polish ski jumpers have started their preparations for the upcoming season and spent last week in Cetniewo at the Polish Baltic Sea.

From Wednesday June 3rd to Saturday June 6th the Bulgarian town of Varna, located on the Black Sea coast will welcome the FIS family at the International Hotel Casino & Tower Suites for the FIS Calendar Conference 2015.

Next week the FIS Calendar Conference will be held in Varna, Bulgaria. There the different Committees of the various FIS disciplines will convene from Wednesday to Sunday.

The FIS Nordic Ski World Championships in Falun last winter were a success for the Swedish organizers, not only from a sporting point of view, but also financially.

In order to minimise the impact of an accidental clash with the Mile High Slopestyle event in Australia (an international level TTR event), Local Organisers of the Winter Games NZ and host of the World Cup season's opener in Cardrona have made an adjustment to the Snowboard Schedules.

With a total cost of $ 3 million, the largest freestyle water ramp in the world in Park City (Utah, USA) will be completely novated.

With the beginning of June, the Calendar Conference in Varna, Bulgaria approaches fast and next to the traditional confirmation of the final versions of the calendars, there are numerous points on the Nordic Combined agenda.

With the spring progressing, the Nordic Combined athletes have returned from various holidays and off-season pursuits and training has started again.

When Dustin Cook found himself on the podium at the 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, he also found himself riding a wave of outstanding performances that also included his career-first podium in Kvitfjell, followed by his career-first win in Meribel.

FIS Cross-Country Race Director Pierre Mignerey took a moment to reflect on the past season from the World Cup through the Tour de Ski to the World Championships, again it was an action-packed year.