International Ski Federation

...among 21 skiers (14 men, seven women) along with three Russian champions invited to compete in the exhibition in Moscow organized by the International Ski Federation. The ramp was erected on a slope at Vorobyevy Hills. It had 20 gates and...

In this article: Moscow, Sweden, Austria, and Germany

...if there are more doping cases involving the country's skiers. "We are not happy with what is going in the Russian (ski) federation," International Ski Federation president Gian-Franco Kasper said. "A lot of changes have to be made in...

In this article: International Biathlon Union, Russia, All rights reserved, World Cup, Natalia Matveeva, and Yevgeny Dementiev

...world. Forget that the person who holds the record on Vancouver's jump site is actually American woman Lindsey Van. Forget that the International Ski Federation (FIS) voted 114-1 in 2006 to recommend inclusion of the women's ski jump.

In this article: International Olympic Committee, FIS, Vancouver, and Lindsey Van

...freestyle skiing (moguls). Accomplishments: 2009 world champion; top-ranked U.S. moguls skier; 2008 World Cup rookie of the year, International Ski Federation; four-time World Cup medalist. Family: Parents Pat and Nancy; sisters Amy,...

In this article: World Cup, Jean-Claude Killy, United States, Border Collie, and E mail

...continued to impress in the first big international races of the Olympic season, placing fourth in a 5-kilometer classic race Sunday at an International Ski Federation race series in Beitostoelen, Norway. On Friday, Randall made it to the...

In this article: Kikkan Randall, Kris Freeman, World Cup, U.S. Ski Team, Marit Bjorgen, and Norway

...biggest ski schools are going bankrupt and the number of skiing days per year has diminished drastically over the past few years." International Ski Federation president Gian-Franco Kasper had intimated that World Cup skiers could be...

In this article: Europe, France, All rights reserved, World Cup, Jean-Baptiste Grange, and Benjamin Raich

In this article: Europe, France, World Cup, Jean-Baptiste Grange, Benjamin Raich, and FIS