Sofia Goggia opened the floodgates with her inaugural World Cup victory on Saturday and proved it was no fluke with a follow-up win the ladies' super-G at Jeongseon, South Korea, on Sunday. 

The 2016/17 Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup season came to a close in spectacular fashion on Sunday afternoon, with Canada’s Marielle Thompson and Brady Leman capping off a ski cross celebration for the host squad with victories at the World Cup finals in Blue Mountain (CAN)

Vasaloppet 2017 was concluded with a tight and thrilling sprint in the men's class where last year's winner, Norwegian John Kristian Dahl, managed to defend his victory just ahead of fellow countryman Andreas Nygaard.

The 2017 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti (FIN) concluded on Sunday, 5^th March after a very successful 12 days of Cross Country, Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined action.

The 2016/17 FIS Freestyle aerials World Cup season came to a close in spectacular fashion on Saturday night, with Lydia Lassila (AUS) and Zhou Hang (CHN) earning victories after a night of close competition, and Xu Mengtao and Qi Guangpu topping off a resurgent year for the Nations Cup-winning Chinese aerials team by claiming the respective ladies’ and men’s crystal globes. 

Bronze medalist Piotr Zyla (130.5 m and 123 m), Dawid Kubacki (129 m and 119.5 m), Maciej Kot(130.5 m and 121.5 m) and World Cup leader Kamil Stoch (130.5 m and 124.5 m) scored a total of 1104.2 points took the first gold medal for Poland in a team competition at World Championships.

The 56th edition of the Pokal Vitranc kicked off today with the traditional Audi FIS Ski World Cup Giant Slalom on the Podkoren 3. 

Norway recorded it's 6th gold medal of the Championships becoming the first nation to do so by winning all the ladies' competitions

After securing nine World Cup podium results and a World Championships bronze medal this winter, Italian Sofia Goggia secured her career first victory at Jeongseon, South Korea, at the test event downhill for the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games.

Mostly organized in March in past winters, the “Vitranc Pokal” event at Kranjska Gora represents one of the most exciting highlights of the last part of the World Cup season prior to the Finals – as well as a spectacular battlefield for some of the best technical skiers on the tour.