Warming trend is causing havoc with European World Cup skiing events Los Angeles Times
How's this for some in-your-face irony?
Short stay in Chile not wise in winter Contra Costa Times
Q: My son and his girlfriend are planning a ski vacation to Chile in 2007 but have time for only a three-night stay in Portillo. Are there alternatives to the seven-night lodging requirement? -- Ed Anderson, Sunnyvale
Even in heavy snow, talk turns to global warming North Lake Tahoe Bonanza
BEAVER CREEK, Colo. (AP) Though it's snowing like crazy in Colorado, several members of the World Cup ski family are focused on global warming and its effect on their sport.
Apres ski, warm up — and fill up — with a bowl of chili Pioneer Press
No apres-ski menu is complete without chili. It's a great way to warm up, and fill up, after burning calories cutting tracks in the snow.
Ski Cup downhill nixed due to warm weather Sports Illustrated
Read full story for latest details.
Skiers' celebrations take a turn Chicago Sun-Times
BEAVER CREEK, Colo. -- There was no traditional bottle of champagne for Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal to spray on his fellow skiers and fans in victory celebrations following his win in a World Cup super-combi Thursday.
In heavy snow, fears of global warming Vail Daily
BEAVER CREEK — Though it’s snowing like crazy in Colorado, several members of the World Cup ski family are focused on global warming and its effect on their sport.
Bravo, Massimiliano: Italian wins GS Vail Daily
BEAVER CREEK - Score one for the giant slalom Dream Team. In Saturday's Birds of Prey World Cup race, Italian GS specialist Massimiliano Blardone edged Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal by .04 seconds, and then wore the green, white and red flag to the top of the podium.
Beaver Creek: Downhillers are a rare breed Ski Racing
BEAVER CREEK, Colorado — Jimmy Cochran perhaps came away with some unexpected World Cup points after a 28th-place finish in the super combined. He also came away with a ton of newfound respect for the guys who ski really, really fast.
WC Notebook: Mancuso has quite a quiver Ski Racing
U.S. WOMEN'S RACER Julia Mancuso has 35 pairs of skis with her for the North American swing of the alpine skiing World Cup, according to her Rossignol technician, Andrea Vianello.
chile+ski: chile+ski