After his surprising decision to take a year off from ski jumping, Canadian Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes has now decided to return to the sport next season.

FIS is pleased to announce the receipt of a total of five applications to be Candidates for the organisation of FIS World Championships in 2020 and 2021.

The World Snow Day final report, with complete details and statistics from the 2015 edition, has been released.

At the invitation of FIS, TV producers representing the main central European and Nordic broadcasters along with the European Broadcasting Union and Infront Sports & Media as well as FIS timing and data partner, Swiss Timing, gathered in Zurich (SUI) for the FIS World Cup Broadcaster Meeting on 27th April 2015.

FIS President Gian Franco Kasper was in Lillehammer (NOR) this week as a member of the IOC Coordination Commission for the second edition of the Winter Youth Olympic Games (YOG).

The Polish Ski Association announced its ski jumping teams for the upcoming season on Wednesday. Five jumpers were named to the A-Team.

The retiring stars of Nordic Combined include many that have played a key role in defining the sport. Read a summary below, including social media links about their retirement.

For the first time since 1999, the Alaska Cross-Country Ski Hall of Fame will induct skiers, coaches and trail builders to their coveted halls at Kincaid Park, Alaska

Good news for many ski jumping fans all over the world: At age 42, veteran Noriaki Kasai is still not seriously considering to end his career.

The Finnish Ski Association has chosen the training groups for the season 2015/16.