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06.07.2026

A Gondola for the Local Hero

It had been 52 years since an athlete from the Kitzbühel district last won a Hahnenkamm race. For his triumph on the Ganslern slope, Manuel Feller from Fieberbrunn received his own Hahnenkamm gondola on Saturday.This is not something Kitzbühel sees every day. “You did it,” said Michael Huber, president of the Kitzbühel Ski Club, looking out at the crowd. “Today, Fieberbrunn is taking over the Hahnenkamm.”

22.06.2026

Grandi Emozioni on the Hahnenkamm

In the long history of the Hahnenkamm Races, Giovanni Franzoni is only the fourth Italian downhill winner. For his glorious run in January, he was honored with his own Hahnenkamm gondola on Saturday.

07.05.2026

Club5 broadens its role as representative body of the Alpine LOCs

Portorož, 6th May 2026 – On the occasion of the FIS Spring Meetings, Club5 Ski Classics held its spring plenary meeting, which provided an opportunity to reflect on an intense and successful season, welcome two new members, and further strengthen Club5’s growing role as the representative body of the Alpine Local Organizing Committees.

29.03.2026

Shiffrin’s 100th Victory Lives On in Sestriere

One year after the historic achievement on the Kandahar G.A. Agnelli slope, the Sestriere Ski World Cup Organizing Committee and the Municipality of Sestriere have unveiled a sculpture dedicated to the extraordinary milestone reached by the American champion who, at the Colle in the Vialattea ski area, broke the barrier of 100 Alpine Ski World Cup victories.

15.03.2026

A crystal globe secured and strong Swedish performances during World Cup races 113 and 114 in Åre

Sunshine and calm winds, a great atmosphere and fantastic performances from both athletes and those working behind the scenes summed up the World Cup weekend in Åre. “We can proudly look back on a very successful competition weekend,” says Olle Danielsson Klippinge.Despite warm temperatures and a minor storm in the days leading up to the event, fantastic work from volunteers and race organisers ensured that both the arena and the slope were in top condition ahead of the first start on Saturday.