Who To Watch in Vancouver 2010: Slalom & Giant Slalom
Who To Watch in Vancouver 2010: Slalom & Giant Slalom
Fast feet and sharp edges win medals in the technical events.
1 of 5
photo: Jonathan Selkowitz
Swifter Higher Stronger: Ted Ligety
Ted Ligety, USA The King of GS, Ligety may be the best hope for gold on the U.S. men’s team. The 2008 World Cup GS champ and 2006 Olympic gold medalist in the combined, he’s earned the nickname “Teddy Ball Game” for his ability to crush big events and his reputation as an all-around good guy. So much for nice guys
finishing last.
More Photo Galleries
Related Articles
How loud music, bright lights and thousands of adrenaline junkies are saving Aspen…from itself.
Everything you need to know about skiing, you can learn from these 14 pros.
SKI Magazine is now available through iTunes.
A sold-out ceremony ushers eight athletes and industry pioneers into the fold.
Even superstars have to pay Uncle Sam.
Upon learning of her delinquency with the IRS, the Olympic and four-time overall World Cup champ cut a check for the full amount and chalked it up to a life lesson.
Grab a six-pack and cruise to Whistler for over a week of slopeside shenanigans.
Vail is replacing its Vista Bahn Express Lift with a new ten-passenger gondola. In preparation for its 50th anniversary, Vail will begin construction on April 16 and expects the gondola to be ready for the start of next season.
Since allowing boarders in 2008, the resort has seen visits climb. Who’s next?
Snow guns are turned back on at Sugarloaf, Sunday River and Loon—because spring skiing should be a right, not a privilege.
Most Popular Content
- most viewed
Join The Conversation
- Q&A
Facebook Activity
Skier-to-Skier Q&A
Subscribe Now 7 issues (1 year) for $10 Save 71%!
