Racing

Fresh snow made the course slower than usual, but that didn't prevent the American from putting on a good show.

Women's World Cup speed racing starts this weekend. Here's who's on the start list for Team USA.

Daron Rahlves is among the few American men who have stood on the Beaver Creek World Cup podium. He shares his winning line.

Tune in to see the best speed racers in the world take on the legendary Birds of Prey course in Beaver Creek.

Shiffrin may have missed the podium in the first Killington World Cup race, but four Americans in the top 30 showed the team’s new depth.

Mikaela Shiffrin is the star of the coming showdown, but she’s not the only tech skier to watch anymore.

A snowmaking arsenal and a last-minute cold front mean the Killington World Cup will run as scheduled this year—a relief after a long list of race cancellations.

Shiffrin kicked off her season with a victory sweep in Finland, picking up right where she left off: on top.

Shiffrin claimed her 75th World Cup win—and her 5th reindeer—as the women’s alpine World Cup finally gets underway in Finland.

World Cup cancelations have upended the start to the season, but things are looking up for Killington and Lake Louise.

Don’t miss Mikaela Shiffrin as she goes for her sixth consecutive slalom victory at the Heroic Killington Cup.

Lake Louise may no longer be on the women's World Cup schedule, but Mont Tremblant likely will be.

The highly anticipated Zermatt-Cervino downhill races have been canceled for both the men and women.

In just his third World Cup in almost two years, Ford jumped from 26th to sixth in the first GS of the season.

When ski racers hit the deck, it’s often not pretty. But somehow, they find a way to battle their way back.

Racers know they "gotta love 'em all to win them all." Still, there are some races they do not look forward to.

It’s official: World Cup racing is coming back to Aspen and Palisades Tahoe.

No, we didn't just pick power couple Mikaela Shiffrin and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and call it good.

Rumors are circulating that the iconic ski area in the Canadian Rockies may bid adieu to the FIS World Cup.

The newest speed event on the World Cup circuit will see downhillers launch out of the start gate in Switzerland and finish in Italy.

The Tour will now make four stops in the U.S. for the 2022-'23 season—the most in 26 years.

If this year's roster is any indication, the Olympics and Junior World Championships played a big role in the selection criteria.

In the final race of the 2022 season, France's own Tessa Worley claimed her second World Cup GS title.

With a second-place finish in the final World Cup super-G, Shiffrin secured her fourth World Cup overall crystal globe.

In her first ever downhill performance at World Cup Finals, Shiffrin shows the world what she's made of.

World Cup finals are upon us, and Shiffrin is gearing up to teach us another lesson about resilience and hope in the face of adversity.

There have been only two GS winners on the men's 2022 World Cup circuit, and the duo continued their battle for the crystal globe in Kranjska Gora.

Racing with bib 39, Cameron Alexander charged to Canada's first World Cup downhill victory since 2014.

Sophie Goldschmidt is a woman with a plan, a plan to make American winter sports athletes household names.

Skiing may be an individual sport, and there's no shortage of individual talent coming from Norway. But there's no "I" in Team Norway.

When skiers win races, they get to stand on podiums. Often, it’s the world-class ski technicians standing behind them who put them there.

Karin Harjo took her career into her own hands, and now she's training the nation's top skiers to do the same.

A new quota system means more women and more athletes from smaller nations will get to race in Beijing. But it means some top-ranked men didn't make the cut.

History was once again written on the slopes of the Hahnenkamm: Dave Ryding claimed his country's first World Cup victory, and France's Johan Clarey one-upped his own downhill record.

Shiffrin made her return to World Cup racing after a positive Covid test, but fears the slalom globe is now out of reach.

It's onward and upward for the two Americans leading the way for Team USA in the women's speed events.

After equipment issues and disappointing World Cup finishes, Bryce Bennett has finally found the podium—and claimed the top spot.

The new series from Outside follows the World Cup and Olympic champion as she comes back from personal tragedy.

Val d'Isere hosted a showdown for the best technical racers in the world. Here's everything you need to know.

The American is finding her groove again on the World Cup speed circuit, landing two back-to-back podiums in St. Moritz.

Downhiller Breezy Johnson nabbed back-to-back second place finishes in Lake Louise while Travis Ganong stormed to third in front of a home crowd in Beaver Creek.

The Shiffrin vs. Petra Vlhova slalom saga continues with the Slovakian besting Shiffrin in the opening World Cup slalom races in Finland.

The U.S. Ski Team is off to the races with five athletes scoring points in the opening World Cup giant slalom in Sölden.

With little more than 100 days to go until the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing, this World Cup season will be one to watch.

The last members of the fastest U.S. women’s downhill team are hanging up their racing skis.

These schools have one mission: To produce ski racers who know as much about science as they do about snow.

From Mikaela Shiffrin's comeback to high-speed nose butters, this World Cup season was one for the books.

The greatest slalom racer in history acknowledges the competition is fierce and the margin for error very, very tight.

She's podiumed in 47 of her last 51 slalom races, but it might still not be enough to clinch her seventh World Cup Slalom Title.

The NASTAR National Championships return to the place where it all began, Snowmass, Colo. on April 5-10, 2021

Shiffrin didn't add the GS World Champ Title to her portfolio, but she did collect her third medal of the 2021 World Championships

The 25-year-old has now surpassed Ted Ligety and Lindsey Vonn in World Championship medals.

Johnson didn’t medal, but a herculean recovery after a critical mistake landed her in the top 10.

After only four speed training days in more than a year, Shiffrin made a triumphant return to the super-G World Championship podium.

Who will leave it all on Cortina’s slopes at the Alpine World Championships? Here are SKI’s top picks.

American Breezy Johnson collected her first super-G points of the season.

France's Tessa Worley snagged her first World Cup victory since 2018.

The American finished third in the first of the two downhills in Crans Montana, then followed up with a fifth-place finish.

The victory marks Shiffrin’s 100th World Cup podium and first World Cup slalom victory in more than a year.

Mikaela Shiffrin finished fourth and led two other Americans in the Top 20.

The Swiss skier bested slalom giants Mikaela Shiffrin and Petra Vlhova to claim her first World Cup slalom victory.

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.

Cochran-Siegle earned his first career World Cup podium in the downhill and Ford finished fifth in giant slalom.

Johnson led the U.S. Women’s Alpine Team in a successful World Cup weekend in Val d’Isere.

The win marks Shiffrin’s first World Cup victory in nearly a year.

The Mt. Bachelor skier moved from fourth with a stunning second run while the women were snowed out in St. Moritz.

The American made a successful comeback to World Cup racing by finishing second and fifth in the opening slaloms of the season.

On Nov. 21, Shiffrin will step into the start gate for the first time in 300 days.

Four American athletes collect World Cup points in the opening Giant Slalom race of the 2021 season.

The 2021 World Cup kicks off in Austria on Oct. 17—without Mikaela Shiffrin.

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

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

2020 World Cup champions were announced without pomp and circumstance following the cancellation of the World Cup finals.

The American skier stood on his second World Cup podium ever in Yuzawa Naeba.

Shiffrin’s absence from the technical races in Slovenia left the door open for close competitors to take the podium.

The women’s World Cup continued in Garmisch-Partenkirchen amidst an outpouring of grief and sympathy for Mikaela Shiffrin.

Shiffrin now leads the World Cup standings in two disciplines and ranks second in downhill and GS.

In a tight giant slalom in Setriere, Shiffrin was forced to settle for third, just 0.01 seconds behind dual winners.

The Slovakian nabbed her second consecutive slalom win and takes the biggest prize purse on the women’s circuit.