The Alpine skiing World Cup will stop in three different U.S. states.
Italy's Elena Curtoni claimed her first alpine skiing World Cup victory since 2022 with a win in the women's super-G on home soil in Val di Fassa on Sunday. It was also her first podium since 2023.
American Paula Moltzan made her 10th career Alpine skiing World Cup podium, taking runner-up to Austrian Julia Scheib in a giant slalom in Åre, Sweden, on Saturday. Moltzan, who won an Olympic bronze ...
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French alpine skier and 2021 overall World Cup champion Alexis Pinturault will retire at the end of the season. “After a career spanning 15 years now, my plan is to retire and move on to something ...
Mikaela Shiffrin took a record-extending 105th career World Cup win by a mighty margin as the U.S. Alpine ski great continued ...
Click on the video players below to watch live action from the men's alpine skiing World Cup stop in Alta Badia, Italy. Coverage begins on Tuesday at 4 a.m ET with the first fun of the giant slalom.
France’s Alexis Pinturault announced he will retire from Alpine skiing after this season, ending a career that included three Olympic medals and a World Cup overall title. “It’s the right time,” he ...
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Click on the video player above to watch the FIS World Cup men's downhill from Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany live now. It could be a wide-open race with World Cup downhill leader Aksel Lund Svindal ...
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