Good news for ski jumping in Turkey. In the future, the young athletes of head coach Pekka Niemelae will be able to train in Erzurum again. 

With plenty of days left to the season's first big air contest, the first ever World Cup staged in Istanbul is foreshadowing. 

After he was sidelined due to a sickness on the World Cup opening weekend, the great Magnus Moan was back in the game at the last competition weekend in Lillehammer.

Huge honor for Peter Prevc: He was voted "Athlete of the Year" in Slovenia for the second consecutive year. 

After eight months the construction works at the "Kulm"-ski flying hill in Bad Mitterndorf were now completed right on time for the start of the winter. 

At age 42 Noriaki Kasai is the oldest winner in World Cup history. In Kuusamo he shared the win with Simon Ammann. With FISskijumping.com he spoke about his goals.

Sometimes, choosing an "Athlete of the Week" is not easy because so many impressive performances happen during two days of competitions and there are many different success stories to tell.

LA SGAMBEDA READY FOR THE FIRST FIS MARATHON CUP OF THE SEASON

Due to the continuous warmer temperatures in the federal state of Vorarlberg there is still not enough snow for the FIS Snowboard Cross World Cup opener in Montafon scheduled for the 18th and 19th of December. 

Due to the continuous warm temperatures and the lack of snow, the FIS Snowboard World Cup Parallel Giant Slalom in Carezza had to be postponed for a few days until Tuesday, December 16th.