Alpine ski racing is when skiers race down a snow-covered slope on skis in an effort to lay down the fastest time. Races are held in a time trial format as opposed to head-to-head races.

Alpine, or downhill skiing, is done with the skier's heels locked into ski bindings (except tele skiers, but that's another can of worms) and on steeper slopes with the purpose of traveling downhill.

On most telemark equipment, it’s possible to make regular alpine turns—but that's not the point. The word telemark comes from the Telemark region of Western Norway, where this technique originated ...

In a sport where talk of tactics, strategies and techniques can sometimes sound baffling, the dominant Swiss Alpine ski team has a simple motto - 'Drink wine, Ski Fast'.

When you think of the next big name in alpine skiing, Franjo von Allmen is one you’ll want to remember. With a fearless ...

St. Anton am Arlberg is home to the Arlberg Ski Technique, ... (’64 and ’76), and why Austria has won more alpine skiing medals than any other country.