The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame will induct 10 athletes and sport builders, including Olympic snowboarding legend Ross Powers.

After some heavy rain over the last days, the organising committee of the last FIS Marathon Cup of the season 2014/15 decided to shorten the race course from 50km FT to 35km FT, using loops of 15km and an additional loop of 5km.

Michael Hayboeck, Stefan Kraft, Daniela Iraschko-Stolz and their coaches Heinz Kuttin and Andreas Felder took part in the Vienna City Marathon on Sunday.

Last week, during a downhill FIS race in Krvavec (SLO) Slovenian speed specialist Andrej Sporn suffered a torn Achilles Tendon and underwent surgery soon after the crash.

Last night, Austrian Overall World Cup Winners Anna Fenninger and Marcel Hirscher added another trophy to their collection.

On Tuesday, the French winter sport community gathered in Annecy to celebrate the best skiers of the 2014/15 winter and give out the “Chrono d’Or” awards.

17th and 18th April 2015 will see the traditional spring meetings of the FIS Sub-Committees in the disciplines of Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined at the Hilton Hotel Zurich Airport (SUI).

The World Anti-Doping Agency recently announced an Anti-Doping Administration and Management System (ADAMS) User and Testing Group which has been established to engage and reflect the views of ADO, laboratory and athlete users.

After the highly successful staging of the three 2015 FIS World Championships last winter in Kreischberg (AUT), Vail-Beaver Creek (USA) and Falun (SWE), it's time to look ahead to next editions.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who was the greatest champion of all? It’s not such an easy question to answer at the conclusion of the 2014/15 FIS season with three World Championships in addition to the World Cup tours across all six Olympic disciplines.