Lindsey Vonn's role for World Cup racing at Beaver Creek this weekend now known
Lindsey Vonn's role at the FIS Alpine World Cup races at Beaver Creek, Colorado is now known. The Queen of Speed and 82-time World Cup winner will not be racing on the Birds of Prey race course, but will instead be serving as a forerunner before each race this weekend on the famed course.
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Mikaela Shiffrin injured on first day of FIS Alpine Ski World CupAfter a spill on her second run, Burke Mountain Academy Graduate Mikaela Shiffrin didn’t finish and was taken off the slopes ...
Beaver Creek welcomed the women of the World Cup to its famed Birds of Prey downhill course on Wednesday. “We’re really lucky to finally have the home field,” said U.S. Ski Team veteran Jacqueline ...
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A group of high-profile ski racers and snowboarders, along with executives and board members, are challenging their sport’s ...
American alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin, on the cusp of history, instead ended the Stifel Killington Cup with disappointment.
The 2024-25 Alpine skiing World Cup season, featuring Mikaela Shiffrin, airs live from October through March on NBC Sports, Peacock, skiandsnowboard.live and outsideonline.com. There will be ...
A new rule for certain alpine World Cup ski events has become a major talking point among athletes. In early November, FIS — alpine’s governing body — announced that racers in speed events (downhill ...
With Shiffrin out of contention on Sunday, Paula Moltzan was the only member of the US Ski Team to make it to the second run. However, she crashed in her second run and did not finish. Camille Rast of ...
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