Cross Country Ski Headquarters wins another Michigan Cup! Good job getting your skiers out, Headquarters!
Smart Commute Week starts on Monday! We have 62 teams signed up in the Commuter Cup Challenge which is an all time record!
FIS Cross-Country Race Director Jürg Capol just returned from the FIS Calendar Conference in Cavtat (CRO) and provided us a quick impression from the meetings from his point of view.
The new FIS calendar includes 24 World Cup competitions (the Tour and the Final both count as one) in 11 different countries in North America and Europe.
The FIS SnowKidz are easily approachable super heroes who take care of children and youngsters anywhere in the snow, all around the world.
Conference recommends introducing a multi-stage World Championship on the basis of the Tour de Ski model in the years where no FIS Nordic World Ski Championships or Olympic Games are held.
Here we will inform about the changes in the family life of the athletes and staff around the Cross-Country circus which have come to the attention of the FIS Cross-Country News.
Six athletes were named to the A Team and five to the B Team, including two skiers from Northern Michigan University.
Central Cross Country Skiiing's online training plans and training instruction, CXC Academy, continues to add new features
Hippolyt Kempf, Olympic Champion from 1988 in Nordic Combined, has taken over the responsibility for the Swiss Cross-Country team as new Director of Cross-Country while also serving as Director of Nordic Combined.
It is called Team Today for a reason. It is called team today because today is the day that matters the most.
23-year-old Dario Cologna goes into history as the first Swiss overall World Cup winner in Cross-Country Skiing. What does he say about the future?
We have just finished one of the most exciting Cross-Country seasons ever with as many as three excellent highlights.