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December 8, 2010
Lindsey Vonn and Maria Riesch were victorious at the women's World Cup in Lake Louise this weekend. Julia Mancuso finished strongly, too. "We've got the best downhill team in the world," she said at Saturday night's bib draw, before coming in third in the Super-G. We've got photos from the races.
December 6, 2010
After the downhill race was canceled, the US men struck out on the super G. Giant Slalom was a different story: Ted Ligety took first, and in a rare American first, Lindsey Vonn won the super G up north in Lake Louise.
December 3, 2010
While the men's world cup race at Beaver Creek was canceled due to wind, the women's team had a strong showing at Lake Louise. Lindsey Vonn, who came in second, was the fastest of the seven American women in the top 30. And both teams will be back for more tomorrow.
November 29, 2010
Lindsey Vonn placed 8th, and Resi Stiegler celebrated a return to the World Cup with 25th. Sweden's Maria Pietilae-Holmner clocked in at 1:46.19 for the first World Cup victory of her career.
July 28, 2010
Killington—thanks to 22-foot superpipe— added to schedule
June 14, 2010
Looking for something to do now that all the snow has melted and your favorite resort is closed for skiing? Here’s a list of great events during the summer months that you can either go to and watch or participate in to keep you in shape for the upcoming ski season. By Anna Baldwin
January 1, 2010
No surprise—the Supershape, an unabashed carver, was Head’s most-requested model. New Englanders still like to set an edge, and aren’t embarrassed to admit it. The Peak 76, a little wider and a little less demanding, also garnered interest—and enough test runs to earn a rating.
January 1, 2010
Elan was busy, sending out lots of test skis over the weekend. We apparently had some racers among our testers, and they B-lined for the Elan tent and cranked out a healthy number of test cards on the SLX and GLX race skis (mostly quite favorable, though we won’t deal with race skis here). Meanwhile, the Speedwave 14 and the 888 were the most-tested—apparently folks weren’t deterred by the 88 waist on the latter.
Among skis that got enough test runs for a valid result, here are the rankings:
January 1, 2010
Women testers gravitated toward the Exclusive Legend, and enduring favorite of the Dynastar women’s collection. The men (and one or two women) favored the Contact 4X4, another Dynastar classic that, with its 74 waist, is a likely bet for Easterners.
Among skis that got enough test runs for a valid result, here are the rankings:
December 30, 2009
Word is getting out about the G-Force Supersonic, judging by the path testers beat to the Blizzard tent. It was among the most-tried models in the test. Testers also gravitated toward the Magnum series of all-mountain midfats, particularly the 8.1.

