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One week after the mens Worlcup races in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, today the women competed on the famous Kandahar racetrack. The downhill race started at 11:30 am as announced.

After a rainy night in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the volunteers worked hard to prepare the racetrack and it payed off. The Giant slalom could take place as planned at 10:30 am.

Starting with a sunny day and blue sky the Men´s Downhill had perfect conditions on Saturday.

Impressive - is an apt predicate for the 90th International Lauberhorn Races. On the one hand, the world's best skiers offered outstanding skiing, and on the other hand, the piste crews showed great commitment. In the night from Saturday, they cleared the entire fresh snow by hand - a novelty.

Last weekend, Adelboden hosted the Audi FIS Ski World Cup. The OC looks back on a successful ski event with 35.000 visitors.

Already one week before the 90th International Lauberhorn Races, the organisers are holding two European Cup downhill races in Wengen.

Switzerland’s Ramon Zenhausern came in second, ahead of third-placed Alex Vinatzer.

Sljeme has its new Snow Queen; four-time Sljeme winner Mikaela Shiffrin wins second place, ahead of third-placed Katharina Liensberger

Thanks to the hard work of its crews and the generous help of a group of friendly volunteers from Kitzbühel, the OC of Alta Badia managed to produce two exciting competitions on the now legendary “Gran Risa” run which has been hosting a multitude of World Cup races since December 1985.

After a successful start in Soëlden, Austria, the 2019 Audi FIS Ski World Cup alpine speed season begins in three weeks.