Ryan Cochran-Siegle Wins Bormio Super-G
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.
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.
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.
After a miraculous recovery from ACL surgery last season, Johnson is back on the sidelines with a torn MCL and PCL.
The Italian squeaked ahead of Austrian Matthias Mayer to win the super-G and become the King of the Stelvio.
Shiffrin and Vonn set to return to racing in coming weeks.
The American collected her second career Super G and parallel slalom wins.
Shiffrin wins Lake Louise Super G, becoming the first ski racer to win all six World Cup disciplines.
Svindal, Paris, and Kilde finish in historic three-way tie.
American Cochran-Siegle places 11th in a stacked international field.
The rising star on the U.S. Ski Team is out of the running after sustaining an ACL tear.
Vonn sixth in Super-G and Voisin just misses the slopestyle podium during a day of great skiing but no medals for Team USA Women.
Sweden's Hansdotter wins gold while Mikaela Shiffrin misses the podium in the women's slalom; Austria's Mayer wins the men's Super-G