Tracy took a few photos or Saturday's FLASH race at Boyne Mountain...

By Tracy Hardin
Feb 5, 2012

These are the results for the 4 km freestyle sprint race that took place at Timber Ridge the evening of Tuesday, January 31, 2012.

By Mark Esper
Feb 5, 2012

Thirty some racers showed up on a beautiful, sunny Saturday morning for the Keep It in Michigan Flashrace #4.

By Hap Wright
Feb 5, 2012

EARLY NEWS: Milan Biac outsprinted Dan Yankus to win the 2012 Michigan Cup Sprints. John Goble took third, followed by Cligg Onthank, John Gravlin, and Scott Howard.

By Mike Muha
Feb 5, 2012

In light of the White Pine Stampede cancellation, the Cross Country Ski Headquarters would like to offer all would-be White Pine participants a complimentary weekend pass (Feb 4 & 5, 2012) to the XC Ski HQ trail network and facilities.

By Bob Frye
Feb 4, 2012

UPDATED: Ski waxing recommendations for this weekend's races.

By Mike Muha
Feb 4, 2012

A few pictures of the 50k classic start and the 50k skate start at the 2012 Noquemanon Ski Marathon.

By Amy Powell
Feb 4, 2012

The Sprints are still on for Sunday! The snow coverage at Timber Ridge is great, sprint course is fun and fast, custom medals are super cool and the food will be tasty and nutritious!

By Susan Vigland
Feb 4, 2012

On a day that saw three American women square off in the semifinals, young Jessie Diggins led the USA with a career best sixth in zero temperatures in the Moscow sprints, beating Kikkan Randall.

By USSA
Feb 4, 2012

The Nordic Ski community recently lost a great friend in the passing of Brian Donnelly. Brian died January 14th while skiing the VASA trail. To honor Brian, his friends are organizing a “race within the race” for this year’s VASA.

By Ken Roth
Feb 3, 2012

Since the WPS got axed, here's a chance to get a great workout and run the course we will be using for our MI Cup skate race in late February.

By Hap Wright
Feb 2, 2012

Because of the extremely low snowfall this winter and a few days of over 50 degrees, there are parts of the race courses that are very thin. We are attempting to make our primary courses as safe and enjoyable as possible.

By Pete LaPlaca
Feb 2, 2012