American alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin, on the cusp of history, instead ended the Stifel Killington Cup with disappointment.
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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 ...
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 ...
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Alpine Canada eyes Panorama or Whistler, B.C., for future men's World Cup downhillsWhistler and Panorama, B.C., are candidates to host men's World Cup downhill ski races in the future. Alpine Canada president ...
Austrian snowboarder Sabine Pay and Italy Maurizio Bormolini secured victories in the women and men parallel slalom competitions respectively on Sunda ...
The home of the first chairlift is now home to the 2025 World Cup. The world’s fastest skiers will make their way to the Gem ...
And the 29-year-old has a chance of reaching the historic landmark on home turf, when she competes at the FIS Alpine World Cup in Killington, Vermont this weekend. Shiffrin has been in good form ...
Shiffrin was on track to earn her 100th World Cup win at the Killington Cup on Saturday, a stop on the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup held in Vermont. But while making her second run down the mountain ...
Czech athlete Ester Ledecka and Edwin Coratti of Italy won the women's and the men's parallel giant slaloms respectively on Saturday in 2024-25 VISA FIS Snowboard Alpine World Cup season in north ...
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