The mission of FIS SnowKidz Organiser NANANordic is to introduce Cross-Country Skiing to rural Alaska through a sustainable Nordic ski programme.

International sport organization Women’s sport Foundation announced nominees for “Sportswoman of the year”.

International experts of FISU (International University Sport Federation) evaluated positively a master-plan project of the Universiade in Krasnoyarsk-2019.

An American freestyle skier, who competes in half-pipe discipline, took part in a cycling race Point2Point in Park City (USA).

Representatives of the media can now apply for their accreditation for the FIS Nordic Ski World Championships 2015 in Falun, Sweden.

Travel is a big part of a skiers life and it can be a very enjoyable one when things run according to plans; unfortunately this is not always the case and sometimes a long journey can become even longer if unexpected circumstances occur.

Daniela Iraschko-Stolz has returned to the hill and was able to start ski jumping training again this week after a break of several months due to a knee injury.

In her 16 years with the Austrian national team, 13 of which racing World Cup Marlies Schild won seven World Championship medals, four Olympic ones, achieved an impressive 37 World Cup and five Overall discipline victories. But today, at the age of 33, the most successful slalom skier in history announced that her career as a professional athlete would be coming to an end.

Callum Watson is an Australian Cross-Country skier and rrepresented his country at the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi 2014. Unfortunately in the Australian Sprint Championships on August 16 he was involved in an incredibly unlucky and serious accident where his lung was punctured by the ski of another competitor.

It was another successful day for the Finnish boys at the FIS Children’s Grand Prix event in Oberstdorf (GER). The Finns took four of the six podium places in the two boys’ divisions. It total, Finland had eight athletes make the podium in the two days of competition.