FIS President Johan Eliasch Ousted in Tight Vote: What Happens Next? May 15, 2025 — Lausanne, Switzerland — Johan Eliasch, the Swiss skier and longtime president of the International Ski Federation (FIS), lost his re-election bid by a single vote to Swiss rival Alexander Ospelt in a dramatic election that could reshape alpine skiing’s global … Read more
International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) President Johan Eliasch faces a critical re-election vote on June 11, 2026, as he defends his aggressive modernization agenda. The British-Swedish businessman, who has led the federation since 2021, is seeking a second term in a three-way contest against challengers Victoria Gosling of Britain and Alexander Ospelt of Liechtenstein. … Read more
FIS President Johan Eliasch is running for re-election as a candidate from Georgia, a move that has ignited controversy across the international skiing community. The British-Swedish entrepreneur announced his candidacy under the Georgian flag after failing to secure nominations from his traditional supporters in Britain and Sweden. Eliasch, who has led the International Ski and … Read more
Lindsey Vonn, the most decorated female alpine skier in history, has expressed her determination to return to competitive skiing following a serious crash during the women’s downhill final at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics. The 41-year-old American star was airlifted from the course just 13.4 seconds into her race on February 8, 2026, after sustaining … Read more
From Slalom to Sidelines: Mikaela Shiffrin Swaps Skis for Camera in Brooklyn Mikaela Shiffrin is typically seen navigating a slalom course at breakneck speeds, but her latest outing in New York City saw her trading the skis for a camera lens. The American alpine ski racer visited the Big Apple to experience the NBA from … Read more
Courchevel, France – Marco Odermatt cemented his status as a dominant force in alpine skiing, securing his fifth consecutive FIS Alpine Ski World Cup overall title on Friday. The Swiss racer finished third in the downhill race in Courchevel, a result that mathematically confirmed his triumph in the battle for the coveted large crystal globe. … Read more
Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy – Andrea Rothfuss, a veteran of seven Winter Paralympic Games, began her competition at the 2026 Milan Cortina Paralympics on Thursday, March 7th, a testament to her enduring dedication, and resilience. The German para-alpine skier, 36, has already amassed 14 Paralympic medals throughout her career, and is competing at the Games for … Read more
“`html Alpine Skiing’s Top Contenders face Pre-Season Setbacks: What It Means for the Upcoming Winter Table of Contents Alpine Skiing’s Top Contenders face Pre-Season Setbacks: What It Means for the Upcoming Winter The High Stakes of Alpine Skiing Injuries Key Injury Statistics and Comparisons FAQ: Addressing Common Alpine Skiing Concerns Q: What are the most … Read more
Federica BrignoneS Olympic Comeback: Can the Giant Slalom Queen Conquer Injury adn Chase Gold in Cortina? By [your Name], ArchySports.com Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy – With the 2026 Winter Olympics just 140 days away, the buzz surrounding Italian skiing sensation Federica Brignone is palpable. The 35-year-old giant slalom specialist, a titan in the sport with a … Read more
Tragedy Strikes Ski World: Young Italian Athlete Dies After Training Accident The international ski community is mourning the loss of promising Italian skier Matteo Franzoso, who tragically died from injuries sustained in a training accident in Chile just six weeks before the start of the Olympic season. Franzoso, who would have celebrated his 26th birthday … Read more