The annual Holmenkollen Nordic World Cup weekend with competitions in all the Nordic disciplines will take place from 8th- 9th March, for the last time in the old stadium.,

By FIS
Mar 6, 2008

I started while full of emotion and even some desperation. I know the dangers of letting the emotions run wild. Generally it results in a very fast and inefficient start followed by a slowing pace.,

By Ian Harvey - Toko
Mar 6, 2008

Torin Koos (Leavenworth, WA) led U.S. skiers, finishing 19th in the quarterfinals of a World Cup classic sprint that ran through downtown Drammen, Norway on Wednesday.,

By US Ski Team
Mar 6, 2008

Upon un-boxing the skis, I immediately noticed that the binding and boot system resembles a Look bicycle cleat. The boots are light. There is no rotating cuff commonly found on other brands of skating boots.,

By Doug Cornell
Mar 5, 2008

The highlight of Day 3 was the performance of David MacLean. For every Michigan Cup skier we have been a witness to David’s flawless technique. And during today's 10k....,

By Ken Dawson
Mar 5, 2008

I decided that, rather than wait till the later stage in the race to turn it on, I just took off. I figured that if I could put some distance between the other racers they would not be able to draft me.,

By William Valentine
Mar 5, 2008

Photos from the Black Mountain 30km Classic.,

By Michael Polkern
Mar 5, 2008

Lots of pics from Italy. The venue was in the mountain valley just 15 minutes up a beautiful hanging valley from Malles Italy. The elevation was 1700 M and the courses were very difficult.,

By Pete Vordenberg, TeamToday.org
Mar 4, 2008

The Russians who had over 100 entries in the World Masters seemed to dominate every age class. Stephen Smiegel seemed to have one of the best Michigan Cup race finishes. Steve placed 12th in a very competitive age class.,

By Ken Dawson
Mar 4, 2008

One great thing about the World Masters is not worrying about your start lanes. The start has 20 diagonal lanes and your exact starting position is marked with a tag, i.e. row 1 and lane 5.,

By Ken Dawson
Mar 4, 2008

Great video of the entire sprint final. Andy Newell is in blue. Watch as Andy tries to sneak by Bjorn Lind on a left hand corner...,

By Mike Muha
Mar 3, 2008

Pyeong Chang, Korea. Lowell Bailey (after finishing 29th in the Sprint on Wednesday jumped to a World Cup personal best 11th place finish over the weekend.,

By US Biathlon Association
Mar 3, 2008