About a month after a very successful winter for Norwegian ski jumping and a few weeks before the official start of the training period, athletic director Clas Brede Brathen summed up the last season.

At the traditional spring meetings of the FIS Sub Committees in Zurich (SUI) the competition calendars for summer 2015 and winter 2015/16 were announced on Friday.

In the summer of 2007, after a ski camp with their national team in Portillo (CHI) Canadian skiers Manuel Osborne-Paradis and Mike Janyk were rooming together during an overnight layover in Santiago (CHI).

August 1st will mark the beginning of a set of new challenges for Swedish speed specialist Hans Olsson as he will begin to work for Åre 2019 AB, the company that will plan and implement the Alpine World Ski Championships in Åre 2019.

On Wednesday, a press release from the Austrian Ski Association announced that slalom specialist Alexandra Daum decided to retire from her active career as skiracer.

At the beginning of March, Swiss speed specialist Marianne Abderhalden was the first athlete to announce that this would be her last season of ski racing.

Following the Falun 2015 debrief, Lahti 2017 hosted the semi-annual Coordination Group meeting for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, where they reported their progress over the last six months and presented the plans moving forward.

It has been just over one month since the successful FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2015 in Falun (SWE) came to a close. On Wednesday, 9th April, the Falun Organising Committee presented the outcome of the event at the official Debrief in Lahti (FIN).

The FIS Masters Cup Finals were held in Hinterstoder (AUT) on 10th and 11th April 2015. As the Finals award double points, many categories were only decided in the last races which made for exciting competitions.

After Mario Stecher, the second veteran in the Austrian team has called it quits. With 20 years of World Cup experience, the 37-year-old has now decided to not continue in the next season.