Two back-to-back competitions opened 2018 for the Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup tour at Sweden’s Idre Fjall resort on the weekend with mixed results for the Australians amid another weather-affected event.
Scotty James has claimed silver at the Halfpipe World Cup finals in Snowmass, Colorado following what was described by commentators as the “most impressive event in the history of Snowboardingâ€.
Day two of the Para Alpine World Cup in Slovenia delivered two silver medals for Australia, putting the team is a strong position building towards the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Paralympic Games in just under two months time.
Junior Snowboard World Champion Tess Coady has started the year with a bang after taking bronze in the Slopestyle World Cup final in Snowmass, Colorado on Friday.
The Australian aerials team will be at full strength for the first time this season as Lydia Lassila lines up in her first major event since last year’s World Championships.
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING: The final stretch into the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics has arrived for the Australian Cross Country Team, who will take to the World Cup course in Dresden this weekend.
A nasty stomach virus, which required a hospital admission on Tuesday night, did not keep mogul skier Matt Graham from reaching his fourth podium in the second World Cup events in Deer Valley, Utah today.
Australia’s top female snowboarders have finished within the top 15 of the Halfpipe World Cup following Thursday’s qualification runs at Snowmass, Colorado.Â
Slopestyle skier Russ Henshaw has missed out on this weekend’s 16-man World Cup final at Snowmass, Colorado after placing 34th in Thursday’s qualification runs.Â
Australia’s top Snowboard Halfpipe riders are gearing up for their second last chance to qualify for the Winter Olympics at the first World Cup of 2018 in Snowmass, USA.
Paralympian Mel Perrine and guide Christian Geiger have continued their strong preparation ahead of the 2018 Winter Paralympic Games, with a second Para Alpine World Cup gold medal for the season in Zagreb.
Four months ago, Sochi Olympian Brodie Summers was hoping the routine training jump that ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament could be rehabbed with enough time to make his second Olympic appearance next month in PyeongChang.