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Killington announces ski World Cup tickets on sale Sept 7 - Vermont Biz
Killington announces ski World Cup tickets on sale Sept 7
Vermont Biz
The inaugural World Cup Weekend at Killington drew an estimated 30,000 spectators, prompting U.S. Ski and Snowboard to propose a two-year agreement for Killington Resort to host the Audi FIS Ski World Cup in 2017 and 2018. “We're thrilled to have the ...

World Cup skiing champion Marcel Hirscher breaks ankle, out for 6 weeks - Toronto Star


Toronto Star
World Cup skiing champion Marcel Hirscher breaks ankle, out for 6 weeks
Toronto Star
Known for sticking to one of the toughest workout regimes on the ski circuit, Hirscher has steered clear of major injuries during his career, apart from a scaphoid fracture that ruled him out of the world championships in 2011. Winning 45 of the 203 ...
Marcel Hirscher suffers broken ankle in crash, out for 6 weeks ESPN
Alpine skiing king Hirscher suffers ankle fracture AOL UK
Hirscher suffers ankle fracture during training SkiRacing.com

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Ski - Telegraph.co.uk


Telegraph.co.uk
Ski
Telegraph.co.uk
Now recovered, Summerhayes is eager to qualify for the Winter Olympics, which involves an expensive trip to New Zealand this month with the GB Park and Pipe team for a training camp and World Cup event. She isn't funded by UK Sport and the National ...

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Kitzbühel – The Complete All Rounder - InTheSnow


InTheSnow
Kitzbühel – The Complete All Rounder
InTheSnow
Kitzbühel is most famous for the annual Hahnenkamm downhill world cup ski race each January which plunges down the mountainside at 85 degrees. The race is the biggest single sporting event in Austria, summer or winter, attracting 50,000 or more to the ...

Best Resorts for Early-Season Skiing in Europe - OnTheSnow.com


OnTheSnow.com
Best Resorts for Early-Season Skiing in Europe
OnTheSnow.com
In most cases, early season skiing is limited to glacier areas in Europe, but on the upside, you're likely to have the slopes to yourself. You can travel through quiet, empty airports and be the first to try out the new season's equipment. The first of ...

Coronet snow 'world class' - Otago Daily Times


Otago Daily Times
Coronet snow 'world class'
Otago Daily Times
Vonn departs next week for South America where she will complete a speed training camp ahead of the Alpine Ski World Cup in Canada at the end of the year. She trained in the resort two years ago — but an injury meant she was unable to make the trip ...

Obituary: Armando Trovati, celebrated sports photographer who specialised in skiing - The Scotsman


The Scotsman
Obituary: Armando Trovati, celebrated sports photographer who specialised in skiing
The Scotsman
One of Trovati's more memorable photos came at the 1975 skiing World Cup finals in Val Gardena, when the battle for the overall title between Gustavo Thoeni and Ingemar Stenmark went down to a parallel race. “I kept on shifting my lens back and forth ...

Olympian with local ties early favorite for 2018 - WNYT


WNYT
Olympian with local ties early favorite for 2018
WNYT
Mikaela Shiffrin, of the United States, competes during an alpine ski, women's World Cup slalom in Maribor, Slovenia, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2017. | Photo: AP Photo / Marco Trovati. August 07, 2017 02:34 PM. The 2018 Winter Olympics are only six months away.

Defunct ski areas: Why healing is so hard - The Mercury News
Defunct ski areas: Why healing is so hard
The Mercury News
Abandoned areas include the fabled Edelweiss, a mile past the town of Twin Bridges, where famed U.S. Ski Team and World Cup racer Spider Sabich and his fearless friends, dubbed “The Highway 50 Boys,” learned to race. It is now Camp Sacramento.

Longtime AP skiing photographer Trovati dies at 73 - Atlanta Journal Constitution


Atlanta Journal Constitution
Longtime AP skiing photographer Trovati dies at 73
Atlanta Journal Constitution
In this photo taken Friday, Jan. 16, 2015, alpine ski photography legend Armando Trovati smokes his pipe outside of the Lago Pianozes restaurant in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. Longtime Associated Press photographer and skiing beat expert Armando Trovati ...

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