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11/24/2025 |  Snow hope: Britain seeks medal comeback after Beijing blank (Reuters Sports)

• Britain hopes to turn page on Beijing 2022 blank
• Everything to play for at Milano Cortina, says GB Snowsport boss
• No medal target set for February Games

LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Britain's skiers and snowboarders came away empty-handed from Beijing 2022 but medal hopes are rising again as the Milano Cortina Olympics draw near.

11/18/2025 |  U.S. Ski & Snowboard Abandons Bid to Become Surfing NGB (SportsTravel) U.S. Ski & Snowboard has abandoned its pursuit to become the national governing body of surfing in the United States.
The winter national governing body had announced in March that it would challenge USA Surfing’s bid to be re-certified by the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee, filing a motion with the USOPC to be recognized as the governing body.

11/15/2025 |  US ski star Shiffrin dominates 1st World Cup slalom of Olympic season for career win 102 (Associated Press (AP)) LEVI, Finland (AP) — Mikaela Shiffrin opened the Olympic slalom season in convincing style Saturday by dominating a World Cup race in Finnish Lapland for her record-extending 102nd career win.
The American star built on a commanding first-run lead of more than a second, clocked the fastest time again in the final run and won the race by 1.66 seconds from second-placed Lara Colturi.

11/13/2025 |  Perfect Moment’s Q2 Sales Expand 24 Percent (SGB UPDATE) Perfect Moment, the London-based luxury skiwear maker, reported sales rose 24 percent in the fiscal second quarter ended September 30, to $4.8 million from $3.8 million a year ago. Adjusted EBITDA loss shrank to $800,000 from a loss of $2.0 million.

11/7/2025 |  French biathlete Simon handed ban but eligible for Winter Games (Reuters Sports) Nov 6 (Reuters) - French biathlete Julia Simon has been handed a six-month ban by the French Ski Federation, (FFS) but the 29-year-old will be able to compete in next year's Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, the governing body said on Thursday.
Five months of the ban are suspended, which means she will miss the first World Cup event in Oestersund, Sweden next month.