U.S. Ski Team

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

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

Grief counseling, learning to accept disappointment, and channeling her self-doubt helped Mikaela Shiffrin achieve a season like no other.

Shiffrin and coach Karin Harjo have both shattered the “ice ceiling.” Now Shiffrin wants to help highlight women in ski-racing.

Shiffrin tied, then broke, Ingemar Stenmark's World Cup record at the very site she collected her first ever World Cup win in 2012.

Twenty-four racers started in America's Downhill before officials cancelled the race due to deteriorating conditions.

Tune in to watch American speed racer Steven Nyman take his last laps before retirement.

The former U.S. Ski Teamer, who is racing for Greece, straddled a gate during his run, which led to a 30-minute deliberation from the judges.

In a herculean effort, the course crew moved 50 inches of snow to give the men on the U.S. tech team a chance to show American fans what they're made of.

The men’s World Cup returns to California for the first time since 1969—here’s how to tune in.

The U.S. Ski Team has won 47 World Championship medals. Of those medals, Mikaela Shiffrin now owns almost a third.

It’s not the first time the American superstar has made big staffing changes in the middle of competition.

Sure, the best ski racers in the world care about the results of every race. But one World Championship or Olympic performance doesn't make or break them.

The best all-around ski racer in the world was expected to take gold in Monday’s alpine combined race before skiing out of her slalom run.

While the U.S. men fail to medal, the fourth-place finisher proves that there’s a brand-new competitor on the scene.

Shiffrin’s next chance to tie Ingemar Stenmark’s World Cup win record of 86 will come in March after world championships.

Shiffrin's victory in the first of two slaloms in the Czech Republic brings her within one win of Ingemar Stenmark's record set in 1989.

Watch the best bump bashers in the world go head to head in the annual Deer Valley mogul competition.

Tune in live or catch the replays of the best freeski athletes in the world going big at Mammoth Mountain.

Shiffrin's longtime rival stole the show in the Flachau night slalom to claim her first World Cup victory this season.

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.

It was Valerie Grenier who stole the spotlight in the first Kranjska Gora giant slalom, claiming Canada’s first women’s GS win since 1974.

A warm wind overnight led to a melt-out of the finish area, meaning Shiffrin will have to wait to collect her 82nd victory.

After five consecutive wins, Shiffrin is now on the verge of tying Lindsey Vonn's World Cup record.

Shiffrin takes her 80th World Cup win—50th in slalom—and Moltzan snags her first World Cup slalom podium.

Shiffrin is now just three wins shy of Lindsey Vonn’s record and seven away from Ingemar Stenmark—with a month of tech races 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.

River Radamus is quickly establishing himself as a force to be reckoned with on the World Cup stage.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This year the U.S. will host the most World Cup events in history. Stream them all live on Outside.

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.

This power endurance circuit designed by former U.S. Ski Team strength and conditioning coach Chris Miller preps the whole body for skiing.

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

If your back hurts after skiing, blame your weak core and glutes.

In 1948, Gretchen Fraser won two Olympic medals in St. Moritz. Nearly a century later, she's finally being inducted into the Olympic Hall of Fame.

The most successful female ski racer of all time joins the greats as a Class of 2022 inductee.

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.

Prepping the body for the demands of skiing requires intentional focus on specific kinds of training. Here's your cheat sheet.

Gusting winds led to sketchy conditions in the pipe, but the Americans persevered to add to Team USA's hardware collection.

There's no shortage of talented ski racers in this country, so why don't we have ski cross contenders? Daron Rahlves has some thoughts.

The young gun with the zebra-dyed hair brought all the fun, and then some, to Saturday's Olympic giant slalom.

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

Just two days after crashing out of the GS, Shiffrin, the best slalom racer of all time, failed to finish the Olympic slalom.

The 24-year-old Slopestyle specialist nabbed his first Big Air medal, while teammate Alex Hall attempted the competition's only 2160.

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.

With the defending Olympic champion out of the running, Sweden’s Sara Hector won her first Olympic medal on one of the steepest pitches in ski racing.

Clocking the fastest time in a downhill and super-G course requires more than just a willingness to take the riskiest, most direct line. We break down essential speed skiing technique and tactics used by the best of the best.

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.

The World Cup slalom racer always dreamed of making it to the Olympics. He never imagined it would be as a bystander.

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.

After injuring her knee in two training crashes, Team USA's biggest Olympic medal contender in women's downhill will miss her second Olympic bid.

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.

Look for these 34 athletes to represent Team USA in China next month, including young talent mixed with Olympics veterans.

Start incorporating medicine balls into core workout moves that target bracing and rotational strength, which are essential for skiers.

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

Fire up those ski muscles with these resistance band exercises designed by former U.S. Ski Team trainer Chris Miller.

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.

Low back pain during or after skiing is common. So is the cause of that pain.

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.

Work all the strength and stability muscles you need to ski hard and prevent injuries using this versatile piece of equipment.