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Jeremy Nolting Archives

1 week ago | skiracing.com | Shauna Farnell

From Teens to 20s, 2025 U.S. Ski Team Rookies Bring Elite Talent You will notice several fresh faces on the Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team this season; six to be exact. Here is the 2025/26 rookie list.
FIS President Eliasch Reflects on IOC Presidential Bid and Future of Winter Sports

2 months ago | skiracing.com | Brian Pinelli

Johan Eliasch is the FIS president and IOC member. Photo: Courtesy of IOCJohan Eliasch Embraces IOC Candidacy and Pushes for Climate Action as Coventry Prepares to LeadEliasch may have failed in his bid to become president of the International Olympic Committee, but he stated that his candidacy proved highly valuable and enlightening.
Downhill Racer: How Joe Jay Jalbert launched a ski film legacy

2 months ago | skiracing.com | Brian Pinelli

Robert Redford and Joe Jay Jalbert Photo: Jalbert ProductionsAmerican ski racer Tommy Erb loses control, tumbles dramatically, and crashes forcefully, then gets airlifted off the mountain in the somber opening scene of the 1969 classic film drama “Downhill Racer.” Although the storyline places the incident at an early-season race in France, filmmakers actually shot the scene in Wengen, Switzerland.
athletic director Archives

Mar 24, 2025 | skiracing.com | Ellie Hartman

Career Opportunity: Become the Athletic Director at National Ski Academy The National Ski Academy (NSA) is seeking an Athletic Director to oversee and implement an extraordinary world class Alpine program, for U16, FIS and PG.
Career Opportunity: Become the Athletic Director at National Ski Academy

Mar 24, 2025 | skiracing.com | Ellie Hartman

Featured image: National Ski AcademyThe National Ski Academy (NSA) is an independent boarding school with a mission to provide an environment to maximize individual potential through the pursuit of alpine ski racing excellence, academic achievement, and personal growth. It was established in 1986 by coaching legend Jurg Gfeller, who is still an integral part of the organization. 2025/2026 will be an exciting year as we look to evolve our athletic programming.
Lara Gut-Behrami Achieves Super-G Globe; Brignone Finishes Second, Vonn Ends Comeback Season on Podium

Mar 23, 2025 | skiracing.com | Ellie Hartman

Featured Image: Vonn, Gut-Behrami and Brignone on Podium after the Stifel World Cup Finals Super-GThe second day of the Stifel FIS World Cup Finals took off with the men’s and women’s super-G races. The excitement in the crowd radiated at Sun Valley Resort, Idaho, as they were eager to watch the competitions ignite. Although tireless work was being done on the track to remove the snow on the first day, the wind picked up, and unfortunately the downhill was canceled.
Ski Racing Season Finale: Strategies to End on a High Note

Mar 20, 2025 | skiracing.com | Jim Taylor

Photo: Roger CarryBelieve it or not, only about a month of race season is left. After many days of training and racing this winter, the end is near. At this late point in the season, you’ll probably fall into one sf three camps regarding how your season has gone. First, you may be thrilled with your skiing and race results progress. You’d be perfectly content if the season ended today. But wouldn’t you want to continue your great season by taking it to a higher level?
Highlights of the Leading Racers from the Speed Events at the Stifel Success NorAm Finals

Mar 19, 2025 | skiracing.com | Ellie Hartman

Featured Image: Jeffrey Read. Credit: GEPAThe Stifel Success North American Cup Finals have had several days of thrilling races and excitement at Sugarloaf Resort, Maine, and Burke Mountain Resort, New Hampshire. The speed races concluded in Sugarloaf after two downhill races and two super-Gs for the males and females. Although the racers had to run all four downhill runs on the same day, Jeffrey Read of Alpine Canada Alpin elaborated that the conditions were pristine.
Event Planning Archives

Mar 10, 2025 | skiracing.com | Shauna Farnell

How CMC Prepares Students to Plan and Run World Cup Ski Races Colorado Mountain College (CMC) is shaping the future of World Cup ski race planning through its hands-on event-planning course. Partnering with Beaver Creek and the Vail Valley Foundation, students gain real-world experience in preparing, organizing, and executing elite ski races like the Birds of Prey World Cup.
How CMC Prepares Students to Plan and Run World Cup Ski Races

Mar 10, 2025 | skiracing.com | Shauna Farnell

Duncan Kerr, Sam Burns, Lindsey Clark, Owen Cope, and Reed Pieper: Photo courtesy of Duncan KerrCMC Will Walk You Through How to Plan a World Cup Ski RaceA Childhood Dream Sparked by a YouTube AdWhen Duncan Kerr was in seventh grade, he knew he wanted to drive snowcats. What motivated such direction for a kid this age growing up in Connecticut? Kerr had seen a YouTube ad for Colorado Mountain College’s degree in ski area operations.