All eyes were on America's two most electric ski racers on the St. Moritz super-G course on Sunday.

American Breezy Johnson just missed the podium in a tightly contested race.

The American is back, big time, and just became the oldest skier in history to win a World Cup race.

The weather didn’t make it easy, as the athletes persevered on an adjusted Birds of Prey course.

Kilde is back, Odermatt is hungry to defend his title, and the Americans are fired up to do big things. Here's who to watch.

It’s a huge weekend for the men of the Stifel U.S. Ski Team. Here’s how to tune in for free.

The greatest of all time overrides nerves and a tough, high-elevation course at Copper Mountain for 104th World Cup win.

The U.S. Ski Team looks to make a big splash on home snow this week. Here’s who to watch and where to tune into the action.

This is the only U.S. World Cup stop for Mikaela Shiffrin, Paula Moltzan, and the American women this season.

The ski racer has nine, and you can visit them at this Finnish Lapland farm.

The ski racer sat down with the media this week as she prepares for her first race of the season in Sölden, Austria.

For the first time in a decade, four U.S. women claimed medals at the Alpine World Championships—thanks to talent, teamwork, and a winning mindset.

Mikaela Shiffrin makes history with a record eighth World Championship gold and 15th overall medal, while Breezy Johnson secures her second gold at the same event.

Team USA hunts for medals at the 2025 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships. Get key race schedules, top storylines, and how to watch live.

Paula Moltzan's perseverance and team support propelled her to a breakthrough World Cup podium finish in the giant slalom.

Sidelined for two months after a serious injury in November, the ski racer will return sooner than anticipated.

From Lucas Braathen’s spectacular return to Nina O’Brien and Katie Hensien’s inspiring comebacks from injury, this World Cup season celebrates resilience.

For the first time, the world’s fastest women will race Beaver Creek’s iconic Birds of Prey downhill, with Vonn as forerunner.

Mikaela Shiffrin was not the only World Cup skier to suffer injuries. Other World Cup stars are on the DL too.

When racing downhill, Bryce Bennett, River Radamus, and Ryan Cochran-Siegle blend mental focus and strategic planning.

The downhill legend sat down with SKI to discuss mentorship, the future of women’s racing, and her deeply personal role in the 2034 Olympics.

The American is now within two wins of Ingemar Stenmark's overall victories, and has 11 races ahead of her this season.

Mikaela Shiffrin partners with Alterra Mountain Company and NASTAR to bring ski racing to more people this winter.

The U.S. racer is within three wins of overall World Cup record-holder Ingemar Stenmark's 86 victories.

It took the American phenom 10 years and 233 races to Vonn’s 13 years and 395, and the best may well be yet to come.

Call it a shift or an evolution, but “teammate” may be the latest step on this ski racing superstar's journey to GOAT status.

Mikaela Shiffrin gains bigger lead in World Cup overall standings as U.S. puts four skiers in the top 30.

British athletes are devastated by the shocking decision and vow to appeal, but it might be too late for the 2026 Cortina games.

The U.S. Ski Team’s "granddad" is still aiming for the podium.

After years of struggling with her body image and diet, downhiller Alice Merryweather is on the road to recovery—and to the 2022 Olympics in Beijing.

Meet the man whose job is to make Mikaela Shiffrin even faster.

Breezy Johnson has had her fair share of hard knocks, but she's still in it to win it.

Meet the dark horse on the U.S. Ski Team racing from the back of the pack to score World Cup points.

Here's how it started versus how it's going for racing star Mikaela Shiffrin.

The Olympic Champion's retirement, though not surprising, was sudden. And it left us with some questions.

After extensive injury rehab and with World Cup podiums in the books, Johnson is ready to collect some World Championship hardware.

We caught up with the greatest female racer of all time to see how she’s handling retirement. Turns out, she’s here for it.

It’s the Vermont skier’s first World Cup win and the U.S. Ski Team's first men’s gold in the event since 2006.

How the U.S. Ski Team is adapting to the ever-changing COVID-19 times.

Ski legend John Moseley interviews alpine racer Ted Ligety about their shared experience handling FIS controversies and details from their famed careers.

A look back at the most exciting races of this FIS World Cup season.

SKI sat down with Ted Ligety to talk about uniting snow sports and SHRED.’s film, Art of Arc.

Follow Ted Ligety through a racecourse in Deer Valley.

Shiffrin finished second in Zagreb’s slalom, finally relinquishing the slalom title to her rival from Slovakia.

The slalom queen lands a second-place finish in downhill, while teammate Alice McKennis stages successful comeback.

The American earned his first World Cup podium and first gold medal on American snow, wrapping up a strong weekend of racing for the men’s U.S. Ski Team.

Follow Ted Ligety and Antti Autti as they celebrate the beauty and simplicity of turning in their new film “Art of Arc”.

Ski stars Mikaela Shiffrin and Pep Fujas make sponsorship moves.

The northern Italian cities beat Stockholm-Åre's bid by 13 votes according to the IOC.

After a miraculous recovery from ACL surgery last season, Johnson is back on the sidelines with a torn MCL and PCL.

How one professional athlete navigates the world of competitive skiing while managing her autoimmune disease.

World Cup racing is back, but it's not all business as usual.

Shiffrin swept up, Vonn ended her career with a bronze, and Team USA's men saw several top-10 finishes.

Lindsey Vonn skis away from yet another horrific crash in her penultimate race.

Forget the Kardashians, Victor Muffat-Jeandet is going to break the internet.

The Italian earned his third downhill win on the Streif and took bronze in the super-G.

Hirscher finished third in slalom with plenty of surprises for the world's fastest men in Switzerland over the weekend.

Marcel Hirscher swept both events in Switzerland with back-to-back comebacks.

The American finished just behind her Slovakian rival in Flachau, Austria.

The best female and male slalom racers in the world were crowned Snow Queen and King in Croatia.

Slovakia’s Petra Vlhova finally bests Shiffrin in the head-to-head race.

The Italian squeaked ahead of Austrian Matthias Mayer to win the super-G and become the King of the Stelvio.

Italians Paris and Innerhofer go one-two on home ice.

Zan Kranjec earns his first FIS World Cup gold in the GS.

Shiffrin and Vonn set to return to racing in coming weeks.

American Jaelin Kauf wins back-to-back moguls gold in China.

American Tommy Ford earns career-best fifth in the giant slalom.

Norwegian Kilde edges out Franz for the win in Italy.

Hirscher takes the win over Kristofferson during a snowy race in France.

Plus the fastest men in the world take on Beaver Creek's famed Birds of Prey.

Thomas Tumler rises eighteen spots after second run for third place, Ligety finishes eighth.

Svindal, Paris, and Kilde finish in historic three-way tie.

American Cochran-Siegle places 11th in a stacked international field.

American Steven Nyman returns to the International Stage with a stellar run.

The Austrian remains unbeatable in the technical events.

Hoping to prevent another tragedy, the Bryce and Ronny Athlete Snow Safety Foundation is taking charge in teaching avy lessons to alpine athletes.

What happens when an Olympic bronze medalist takes on a World Champion drone flyer?

Mikaela Shiffrin places 3rd in opening GS, while the men’s race is cancelled.

For some professional skiers, further education is the ticket to a successful career off the hill.