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Lindsey Vonn Opens Up About What She Doesn’t Want to be ‘Remembered for’ After Olympic Crash

Vonn gave her first sit-down interview since undergoing multiple surgeries after her Olympic crash.

Sports Illustrated

Podcast: French Greens, skiing's melting future, nuclear radio hoax

A look at France's local elections, and what happened to the 2020 "green wave". The small French ski resort fighting to keep its slopes open despite diminishing snowfall. And the 1946 radio programme that was accused of causing a nuclear scare.

Radio France Internationale

Avalanche in Swedish ski resort leaves multiple people trapped

The incident prompted a significant emergency services response, including assistance from Norway

The Independent UK

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How to spend 48 hours in Andermatt: a traditional Swiss resort with a most modern edge

Two days to take the Alpine air? Here’s where to stay and where to go

Evening Standard

Easy Escapes: Magic Megève Bois Is A Cosy Alpine Retreat with Ski-In Access

Expect slow mornings, fireside dinners, and snow-covered serenity at this mountainside bolthole.

Marie Claire

Jessie Diggins seals extraordinary fourth World Cup overall title before retirement on home snow

Jessie Diggins seals a fourth World Cup overall title in Lake Placid, capping a historic career as America’s most decorated cross-country skier

The Guardian - US

'The Turchino is a nice climb, no?' - Tadej Pogačar teases about a 150-kilometre Milan-San Remo attack, but is he really joking?

'I just need to be better. That's all, and have good luck on my side too' says Slovenian

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Milan-San Remo weather report: How will the wind impact Tadej Pogačar's hopes for an aggressive race?

Lack of tailwind and spring-like weather on the Ligurian Coast also set to favour Lorena Wiebes in the women's race

Cycling News

Can an Austrian hostel give a luxury ski chalet a run for its money?

Ski accommodation can be prohibitively expensive, but a cosy youth hostel puts the Montafon resort and its glorious runs within reach for those on a budget

The Guardian - UK

‘Criminal’ or ‘kids throwing snowballs’? How a viral snow fight provoked Mamdani’s schism with NYPD

Though two men were arrested for allegedly pelting officers with snow, the mayor waved off the incident

The Guardian - US

Family of 5-year-old wants ski resort to pay up after ‘far too hot’ cocoa left child with severe burns

The girl suffered ‘bad burns down her chest and abdomen,’ the family’s lawyer reportedly said

The Independent UK

Skier killed as cable car breaks free on mountain in high winds

The gondola detached and tumbled downhill at a Swiss ski resort, killing a 61-year-old woman

Evening Standard

Hotel Owner Shares Why "Daddy" King Charles "Said No" to Prince Harry's Childhood Dream Career in Austria

The Duke of Sussex said he "talked in all seriousness" about working in the resort town of Lech.

Marie Claire

French Paralympians return home for celebration of feats at 2026 Winter Games

France's para athletes are set to return home on Monday night to a gala celebration of their exploits at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Games where they won 12 medals including four golds.

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The Guardian - US

‘Dangerously hot conditions’: millions in US west prepare for extreme heatwave

Heat warnings are in effect across region as record-high temperatures are forecast in California, Nevada and Arizona

Cycling News

SunGod Airas Iris Photochromic glasses review: For when the weather can’t make up its mind

The SunGod Airas have all the right features for year-round protection in all various conditions, replacing the need for multiple pairs

The Guardian - UK

Britain to raise Winter Paralympic targets after finishing Games with solitary medal

UK Sport will up their performance target for the Winter Paralympics after Great Britain returned from the Milano-Cortina Games with just one medal

Cycling Weekly

Dorian Godon delivers Ineos Grenadiers' second stage win of Paris-Nice

Jonas Vingegaard holds on to race lead as stage is slashed to 47km

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Retirement Is Like Climbing Mount Everest: Don't Confuse the Goal With the Mission

The real risk in retirement is failing to plan for the "descent" — the psychological and lifestyle changes that occur after you reach your financial goals.

Cycling Weekly

Paris-Nice queen stage summit finish axed due to heavy snow

The stage will be shortened to just 47km and now is more suitable for sprinters than climbers

Cycling News

'I have my winter pants' - Paris-Nice leader Jonas Vingegaard ready for poor weather on Saturday but emphasises safety priorities

Danish star's understanding is race organisers have a 'Plan B' if cancellation or alteration of stage becomes necessary

The Independent UK

Experts warn of ‘dramatic development’ as all but two of Austria’s 96 glaciers have retreated

Even Austria's largest glacier, the Pasterze, is experiencing ‘disintegration of the glacier tongue’

The Independent UK

Angry winter Paralympians competing on melting snow ask why Games aren’t hosted earlier

Some athletes competed in shorts, T-shirts and even tank tops

Radio France Internationale

Haiti earthquake survivor prepares to make history at Winter Paralympics

Para skier Ralf Etienne, who lost his leg in the 2010 Haiti earthquake, will on Friday become the first person from the country to compete at a Winter Paralympic Games. He told RFI it's a chance to showcase his home nation's strength and resilience on the world stage.

The Independent UK

Visually impaired skier racer Meg Gustafson chases Paralympic medals with her brother as guide

Para ski racer Meg Gustafson competes at the Paralympics with her older brother Spenser guiding her down the mountain

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