Wengen, Switzerland – Germany’s Felix Neureuther won his second World Cup race of the season, a slalom in Wengen, by .21 over Audi FIS Alpine World Cup overall and slalom leader Marcel Hirscher of Austria to close out the 83rd Lauberhorn weekend on Sunday. Croatian Ivica Kostelic was third. “It’s unreal for me, I had … Continue reading Neureuther Wins Wengen Slalom →

Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy – Germany’s Viktoria Rebensburg won Sunday’s Audi FIS Alpine World Cup Super G through heavy wet snowfall in Cortina on Sunday, ahead of Austria’s Nicole Schmidhofer and Tina Maze of Slovenia, who has been dominating the women’s alpine World Cup circuit this season. Julia Mancuso, of Squaw Valley, Calif., survived a scare … Continue reading U.S. Produces Strong Showing as Rebensburg Wins Cortina Super G →

Lake Placid – After taking men’s and women’s World Cup aerials at the USANA Freestyle Cup in Lake Placid on Friday night, China did the same again on Saturday with Yo Yang and Zongyang Jia atop the podium. In front of a packed house, Kiley McKinnon, of Madison, … Continue Reading ››

Lake Placid, NY – World Cup Aerials Veteran Emily Cook, of Belmont, Mass., jumped to a third place finish Friday at the USANA Freestyle Cup in Lake Placid.

Wengen, Switzerland – Italian Christof Innerhofer took the win on Saturday in the fabled Lauberhorn, one of the most punishing downhills on the Audi FIS Alpine World Cup. A pair of Austrian racers – Klaus Kroell and Hannes Reichelt – completed the podium in second and third, respectively. Canada’s Erik Guay came agonizingly close to … Continue reading Innerhofer Wins Lauberhorn Downhill →

Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy – Lindsey Vonn climbed back on the top step of the World Cup podium on Saturday, winning the Cortina downhill with teammate Leanne Smith third for her second podium of the season. “It was a perfect day. Right away from inspection the sun was shining and the snow was perfect,” said Vonn. … Continue reading Vonn Returns to Top of World Cup Podium →