If you are among those who miss skiing or snowboarding starting the next day after the season is over, there is nothing better that a ski simulator. Moreover, it’s...

As it prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hosting the Winter Olympics, a tight-knit Sierra Nevada ski community is mourning another loss in an unusual string...

Vancouver Olympic organizers argue that the decision to exclude women ski jumpers from competition next year is not theirs to reverse.

Alpine skiing star Anja Paerson says she will retire from the sport in 2010.

Alpine skiing star Anja Paerson says she will retire from the sport in 2010.

Lindsey Vonn worries she might need a second operation on the thumb she sliced open on a champagne bottle last month.

Two-time World Cup overall champion Lindsey Vonn of the United States topped the circuit’s prize money list, earning $395,000 for winning a season-best nine...

Tanja Poutiainen of Finland has clinched the World Cup giant slalom title after finishing second to Tina Maze of Slovenia in the final GS race this season.

Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway has clinched his second World Cup overall title when Benjamin Raich of Austria straddled a gate in the opening run of the final slalom of...

Norway’s Ola Vigen Hattestad has won a men’s classic sprint for his sixth World Cup victory of the season.

Lindsey Vonn won the super-G season finale at the World Cup finals Thursday, becoming the first American woman to win the championship title in the discipline.

Aksel Lund Svindal finished second behind Werner Heel in the final super-G of the season to clinch the discipline title Thursday at the World Cup finals.

Perfect start, perfect ending for Lindsey Vonn.

Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway has won the men’s World Cup downhill finale and takes the overall lead while Michael Walchhofer clinches the downhill championship.

Lindsey Vonn captured the women’s overall title for the second straight year by winning the last downhill of the season Wednesday at the World Cup finals.

Lindsey Vonn captured the women’s overall title for the second straight year by winning the last downhill of the season Wednesday at the World Cup finals.

Five female ski jumpers from Canada want to be added to a lawsuit that contends their sport should be part of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

Kathrin Zettel led a 1-2 Austrian finish in a World Cup giant slalom Friday, while Lindsey Vonn moved within one race of capturing her second overall title.

Kathrin Zettel won a women’s World Cup giant slalom Friday ahead of fellow Austrian Elisabeth Goergl.

Manuel Osborne-Paradis of Canada won his first career World Cup downhill on Friday, edging Michael Walchhoffer of Austria by 0.31 seconds.