France finished the International Cycling Union (UCI) Mountain Bike World Cup in Lenzerheide on top of the medals table with three gold medals.

Tessa Worley completed a French double at the International Ski Federation Alpine Ski World Cup in Lenzerheide as she backed up Romane Miradoli’s shock super-G victory with giant slalom success.

France’s Romane Miradoli gave herself an early birthday present by claiming a shock first International Ski Federation Alpine Ski World Cup victory with success in the super-G in the Swiss resort of Lenzerheide.

Finnish siblings Iivo and Kerttu Niskanen claimed men's and women's victories on the second day of the International Ski Federation (FIS) Cross-Country World Cup in Lenzerheide in Switzerland.

Sprint racing in Lenzerheide will begin the Tour de Ski tomorrow, with Johannes Høsflot Klæbo returning to the men's fold.

France’s Loana Lecomte secured the 2021 women’s elite cross-country International Cycling Union (UCI) Mountain Bike World Cup title as Britain’s newly crowned world champion Evie Richards won her first World Cup race in Lenzerheide in Switzerland, while France’s Victor Koretzky secured victory in the men’s elite cross-country Olympic event.

France’s Loris Vergier won his second consecutive men’s elite downhill event at the International Cycling Union (UCI) Mountain Bike World Cup, while Myriam Nicole made it a French double in the women’s elite downhill race to give herself breathing space at the top of the overall standings.

Brazil’s Henrique Avancini marked his return to the International Cycling Union (UCI) Mountain Bike World Cup circuit with a victory in the elite men’s cross-country short track event, while Sweden’s Jenny Rissveds won the women’s race in Lenzerheide in Switzerland.

Nuno Schurter will be looking to make history at the 2021 International Cycling Union Mountain Bike World Cup in Lenzerheide in Switzerland as he has the chance to equal France's Julien Absalon's record of 33 cross country World Cup victories.

Austria’s Manuel Feller and New Zealand’s Alice Robinson claimed victories in the final event of the 2020-2021 International Ski Federation (FIS) Alpine Ski World Cup season in Lenzerheide.

France’s Alexis Pinturault claimed the men’s overall International Ski Federation (FIS) Alpine Ski World Cup crown with giant slalom victory in Lenzerheide, while Slovakian Petra Vlhová captured the women’s crystal globe.

Swiss-Ski chief executive Bernhard Aregger said the organisation wants to establish Lenzerheide as a "biathlon hot-spot" after putting the resort forward for the 2025 World Championships.