Two more stages in North America are set to be added to the men's circuit for the 2022-2023 International Ski Federation (FIS) Alpine Ski World Cup season.

Andorra 2027 has published a sustainability plan as part of its bid to be awarded the 2027 International Ski Federation (FIS) Alpine World Ski Championships.

Winter sport powerhouse Norway has named its Alpine skiing squad for the 2022-2023 season, with Aleksander Aamodt Kilde among the headline names.

Leonid Melnikov has been re-elected as head of the Russian Alpine Skiing Federation (RFGS) after standing unopposed for the role.

Italian Olympic Alpine skiing gold medallist Sofia Goggia has apologised for making homophobic comments in an interview, which implied there are no gay men in the sport because they cannot brave the slopes at a professional level.

Toni Giger has left the Austrian Ski Federation (ÖSV) after a 33-year career which saw him become the most successful men's head coach in the history of the organisation.

Alpine Canada has appointed Karin Harjo as the head coach for the Canadian women's Alpine skiing team.

Claus Johan Ryste, the Norwegian Ski Federation's head of Alpine sports, has signed a contract extension to stay in the role until 2027.

A three-party agreement which aims to ensure close collaboration should Crans-Montana be awarded the 2027 Alpine Ski World Championships has been signed.

Victoria Olivier won an all-Austrian girls' parallel slalom final on the last day of the Winter European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) here, while Italy's Edoardo Saracco took gold in the boys' event.

Telma Särkipaju and Jakub Hrones both went one better than their big air silvers by claiming gold in the snowboard slopestyle here at the Winter European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF).

Hosts Finland continued their fine start to the Winter European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) here by adding two further gold medals in the slalom on the first day of Alpine skiing competition.

France’s Tessa Worley snatched the women’s giant slalom Crystal Globe on a dramatic final day of the International Ski Federation Alpine Ski World Cup season as Norway’s Henrik Kristoffersen sealed the men’s slalom title with a second-place finish in Méribel.

Switzerland’s Marco Odermatt crowned his title-winning International Ski Federation Alpine Ski World Cup season with another victory as he stormed to success in the men’s giant slalom in French resort Méribel, while Slovenia’s Andreja Slokar was a surprise winner of the women’s slalom.