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Road To 2015 FIS World Ski Championship
The tradition of alpine ski racing has been interwoven throughout Vail and Beaver Creek’s history. Since 1983, the Vail Valley has played host to numerous annual World Cup races, including the 1994 and 1997 World Cup Finals.
The 1989 and 1999 World Alpine Ski Championships firmly established the Vail Valley as “the” ski racing capital of North America and paved the way for Vail and Beaver Creek’s successful bid to host the 2015 FIS World Ski Championships.
Top 10 Men's World Cup Downhill Ski Racers - 2015 race 6
Kjetil Jansrud of Norway finished first in the sixth Downhill race of the 2015 FIS World Cup season - the famed Hahnenkamm - at Kitbuehel, Austria and piled on more points to his lead in the 2015 Downhill rankings. Dominik Paris of Italy, finished second in the Hahnenkamm and remains in second place in the rankings with France's Guillerimo Fayed coming off a third place in the Hahnenkamm and moving into third place in the standings. More »
Top 10 Men's World Cup Super G Ski Racers - 2015 race 4
Norway's Kjetil Jansrud still sits atop the leader board of the 2015 season FIS World Cup Super G standings. Italy's Dominik Paris has moved up to second place following his win in the fourth Super G of the 2015 season at Kitzbuehel, Austria and pushing Hannes Reichelt of Austria down to third. For Team USA, Andrew Weibrecht has moved into eighth place in the rankingsMore »
Top 10 Men's World Cup Giant Slalom Ski Racers - 2015 Race 5
No change at top of the GS standings between Austria's Marcel Hirscher in first place, Ted Ligety of the USA in second and Alexis Pinturalt of France also right in the mix in third place. However, Hirscher has increased his lead over Ligety to 148 points.More »
Top 10 Men's World Cup Slalom Ski Racers - 2015 Race 8
Felix Neureuther of Germany still sits on top the 2015 World Cup Slalom leader board with Marcel Hirscher of Austria in second while Germany's Fritz Dopfer retaining his third spot in the rankings.More »
Top 10 Men's World Cup Super Combined Ski Racers - 2015 Race 2
After the second Super Combined event of the 2015 FIS World cup season at Kitzbuehel, Austria there was a little movement in the top ten rankings. Carlo Janka of Switzerland still sits as number and is now followed by two Frenchmen Alexis Pinturalt in second and Victor Muffat-Jeandet in third.More »
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