In a repeat of yesterday's White Pine Stampede performance, Steve Kuhl, Elliot Putman and Hannah Ciesla once again took first in the men's, boy's, and girl's race divisions at the first annual Michigan Cup Sprints. Chris Seager was top woman.,
By Mike Muha
Feb 5, 2007
In just 22 days, the Nordic skiing world will converge upon Sapporo for the 2007 FIS Nordic Ski World Championships to be held there from February 22nd to March 4th.,
By FIS
Feb 4, 2007
In some hard wax conditions, you want to use a klister binder instead of a normal binder wax. Here's why.,
By Swix Racing
Feb 4, 2007
Confounding expectations of freezing cold weather and sandpaper-like frost snow, the White Pine started under sunny skies and fast trail conditions. Steve Kuhl wins the 20km in 47:24 in an exciting finish.,
By Mike Muha
Feb 4, 2007
A few pics from the Noque 20Km Classic start and finish.,
By The Flynns
Feb 3, 2007
Every competition in this years Biathlon World Championships will be webcast same-day-delay and on-demand on WCSN.com (World Championship Sports Network).,
By US Biathlon Team
Feb 3, 2007
Current ski conditions on the Vasa trail are very good and improving daily with the continuing Lake Effect Snow. At this time, we expect to conduct all races as scheduled.,
By Vasa News
Feb 3, 2007
We’ll be using our new state-of-the-art Tag Heuer electronic timing equipment with a Zone4 race management software system, the same race management system that has been used to host World Cup races in the recent past. ,
By Jim Mihell
Feb 2, 2007
Here are the results from the Pigeon Creek Biathlon that happened on 1/27/07 and a few pictures I took.,
By Jeff Faber
Feb 2, 2007
Here's the plan for running Sunday's the Sprint Race ...,
By Mike Muha
Feb 2, 2007
Antholz, Italy, February 1. In a year that has been anything but normal weather-wise, the 2007 Biathlon World Championships open here Saturday under (finally) normal winter conditions.,
By US Biathlon Team
Feb 2, 2007
Very Cold and Breezy. 3-4 inches of new snow is expected overnight. It will be 'frost snow': very fine, abrasive ice crystals. Temperatures overnight fall to near zero.,
By White Pine Stampede
Feb 2, 2007