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The second of this weekend’s back-to-back Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup competitions in Sweden’s Idre Fjall resort went down on Sunday but not without a hitch, as Saturday’s bluebird conditions were replaced with falling snow and heavy winds on day two of competition, forcing the cancellation of the ladies’ finals although allowing the men’s to continue, where France’s Jean Frederic Chapuis claimed a huge victory.

Sofia Goggia returned to her winning ways before hitting PyeongChang with a downhill victory at Bad Kleinkichheim on Sunday. 

On Sunday, the tech racers take over the hill in Wengen and race a slalom on the Jungfrau / Männlichen course.

The second Ski Flying competition of the weekend on the Kulm-hill in Bad Mitterndorf (AUT) became a victim of the strong wind on Sunday.

Day two of the World Cup weekend in Dresden featured the Team Sprint competition. 

The German ski jumpers will travel to the next World Cup on the upcoming weekend on the Kulm Ski Flying hill in Bad MItterndorf (AUT) without Richard Freitag.

For the second time after 2014, ski jumping hero Kamil Stoch won the Sports Personality of the Year Award in Poland last weekend.

The FIS Freeski tour will get back to business after the holiday break this weekend with a World Cup double event, with both slopestyle and halfpipe competitions set to go down in Snowmass’ prime terrain park.

One of the most storied venues in freestyle skiing saw a little more history made on its slopes on Wednesday night when Mikael Kingsbury (CAN) claimed his 12th-straight victory and the 47th of his career to become the all-time leader in mogul skiing wins.