Tag: FIS
Ski Cross Controversy
/Reading Time: 5 minutesHow a crease in the French racers’ pants led to a unique Olympic protest. by JANET LOVE MORRISON in the Fall 2014 issue At the Sochi Winter Olympics last February […]
Read more »Beer League Ski Racing Injuries
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe relatively limited ski terrain in Ontario has resulted in large youth participation rates for competitive ski racing at both private and public ski hills. At many ski areas, grownups […]
Read more »How Safe?
/Reading Time: 8 minutesSteven Threndyle examines what’s been done to ensure the safety of Ski Cross athletes since the tragic death of Nik Zoricic. Winter 2013 issue Taking a tragic fall on a […]
Read more »Skiing’s gladiators
/Reading Time: 4 minutes Skier cross has a strange and storied history in not only the sport of skiing, but in the evolution of skiing itself. The dark roots of skier cross involve nothing more or less […]
Read more »Talkin’ it up in Jasper
/Reading Time: 3 minutes BY BOB COVEY When Brian Sutherland glued a yellowed leaf that had fallen from its branch into the Jasper National Park Campgrounds’ daily logbook, his fellow attendants were appalled. […]
Read more »Taking FIS to Task
/Reading Time: 5 minutesby tobias c. van Veen from the Fall 2011 issue. The first and only time I saw Jean-Luc Brassard in competition was at the closing finale of the 2002 World Cup Freestyle on […]
Read more »The Whistler Cup’s Killer Kinder
/Reading Time: 4 minutesno driver’s licence required by tobias c. van Veen from the Buyer’s Guide 2012 issue. With Lady Gaga cranked from a stereo pitched precariously in the snowbank, a swarm of […]
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