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

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

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

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.

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

At least once every Olympics, an athlete from each nation should be picked to participate in a random sport. Imagine Shaun White ice dancing.

The wins, the misses, and the surprises from first week of competition at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

The Vermonter earned his first Olympic medal, adding another storied performance to the Cochran family history books.

China's untested Yanqing downhill course delivered a dramatic first men's race thanks to faster than expected snow and speeds.

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.

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

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.