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World Cup Alpine Ski Index
Tour Finale At Lillehammer Both the Men's and Women's Tours come to beautiful Lillehammer, Norway to wind up the season with five days of racing across all disciplines. Bode Miller will continue his quest to be the first American overall points champion in 20 years.
March 16: Men's Slalom: Palander 2nd, Clinches Discipline Title March 16: Women's Giant Slalom: Putzer Wins Battle, Paerson The War March 15: Women's Slalom: Koznick Grabs Win In Final Slalom March 15: Men's Giant Slalom: Von Gruenigen Earns Discipline Title March 14: Woen's Super-G: Putzer Dominates Final Super-G March 13: Men's Super-G: Eberharter Clinches Overall With Win March 12: Men's Downhill: Deneriaz Surprises, Rahlves 3rd March 12: Women's Downhill: Goetschl Wins, Clark Gets Podium  Shiga Kogen: Who Will Lead The Overall? March 7, 2003 The battle continues with just two weeks of racing to go: Bode Miller is chasing Stephan Eberharter in one of the most exciting Cup seasons in memory. Plus, Michael Von Gruenigen tries to go out on top with the GS discipline title.
March 6: Complete Preview March 8: Men's GS Cancelled Due To Wind, Snow March 9: Men's Slalom Are: Kostelic Looks To Clinch March 6, 2003 With the World Cup Overall Championship all but a mathematical certainty, Janica Kostelic will be bidding to finish off defending champion Michaela Dorfmeister this weekend in Are, Sweden.
March 6: Paerson Wins Women's GS March 8: Kostelic Clinches In Style Yongpyong: Miller Stalks Points Lead March 1, 2003 Bode Miller got a podium in the Super-G and cut Stephan Eberharter's overall points lead in half on a productive weekend in South Korea.
March 1: Von Gruenigen Wins, Miller 3rd in GS March 2: Palander Wins, Miller Cuts Lead To 93 Innsbruck: Women Take Center Stage February 27, 2003 Speed events are the order of the weekend as the World Cup Women's circuit travels to legendary Innsbruck, Austria for two Super-G's and a downhill. Kirsten Clark of the U.S. hopes to take over the lead in Downhill.
February 28: Goetschl Fires First Shot in Super-G March 1: Dorfmeister Wins, Lalive Injured in DH March 2: Oberhoser Wins, Clark 9th in SG II Garmisch-Partenkirchen: Speed Freaks February 22, 2003 It's a fast weekend on the Men's tour, with a downhill and Super-G at icy Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. Stephan Eberharter and Bode Miller resume their duel for the overall points championship, while Daron Rahlves seeks his third downhill victory.
February 22: Eberharter Takes Downhill, Ralves Third February 23: Rahlves Lone U.S. Light
January 31, 2003 A remarkable World Cup season, especially on the Men's side, reaches its climax over the next 15 days in beautiful St. Moritz, Switzerland, site of the 2003 FIS World Ski Championships. Join us for complete coverage.
February 15: Ivica Kostelic Completes Historic Family Double February 15: Kostelic Wins 2nd Gold February 13: American Uprising February 13: Paerson Wins, Koznick 12th in Women's GS February 12: Miller/Schlopy Post-Race Press Conference February 12: Miller On Fire With 2nd Gold February 10: Kostelic Narrowly Wins Combined February 9: Canadian Turgeon Takes Women's DH February 8: Walchhofer Stuns Field In Downhill February 7: Bode Miller Post-Race Press Conference February 6: Bode-licious! Miller Wins Gold In Combined February 3: Kirsten Clark Post-Race Press Conference February 3: Women's Super-G: Clark, Mendes Medal for U.S. February 2: Men's Super-G: Eberharter, Maier, Miller Shine Schladming: Costly Fall For Bode? January 28, 2003 A rough and tumble course at Schladming sent Bode Miller for a loop, and he lost a valuable opportunity to retake the points lead from Stephan Eberharter. Kalle Palander won his second straight slalom.
Kitzbuehel: Hahnenkamm Heaven January 24, 2003 They'll be running on the Streif downhill course for the 63rd year, plus a slalom, combined calculation and a Super-G. The snow will be flying all weekend as the World Cup hits Austria.
January 25: Downhill January 26: Slalom January 27: Super-G Maribor: Final Tune-Up January 24, 2003 The womens' tour hosts a Giant Slalom and Slalom Saturday and Sunday in Maribor, Slovenia. It's the final weekend of racing prior to the world championships, so competitors should be going all-out.
January 25: Giant Slalom January 26: Slalom Mid-Year Report January 15, 2003 Janica Kostelic is amazing, Stephan Eberharter and Bode Miller are locked in a major battle, Hermann Maier is back, but where's the snow? All this and much more in our Mid-Year Report.
Wengen: Big Weekend For The Men January 17, 2003 Two downhills, a slalom and a combined calculation promise to make this weekend's racing at Wengen pivotal in determining the overall points winner. Will Stephan Eberharter overtake Bode Miller, or can the American hold his lead?
January 17: Downhill I January 18: Downhill II January 19: Slalom January 19: Combined Calculation Results Women: Cortina d'Ampezzo January 15, 2003 After a week off due to lack of snow at Innsbruck, the women will have a busy weekend on the slopes of Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy. The schedule includes two Super-G's, a downhill and a slalom.
January 15: Super-G January 17: Super-G II January 18: Downhill January 19: Giant Slalom Adelboden: The Herminator Returns January 14, 2003 Nearly two years after his last race, and more than a year and half since a horrific motorcycle accident that nearly cost him his life, Hermann Maier returned to World Cup ski racing at Adelboden
January 14: Adelboden Men's GS January 14: Miller Maintains Points Lead Bormio (Again) January 10, 2003 Trying to find somewhere, anywhere, in Europe with enough snow to hold events, FIS returns to Bormio for a Downhill and Slalom this weekend. Bode Miller will attempt to extend his points lead, and Daron Rahlves will attempt to tame the Stelvio course again.
Complete Preview. January 11: Eberharter Wins Downhill January 12: Miller Regains Points Lead January 12: Maier Returning? Men At Kranjska Gora January 5, 2003 Technical events took center stage at this Slovenian resort, where Bode Miller took the overall points lead in the Giant Slalom and Ivica Kostelic completed an historic family day Sunday in the Slalom.
Giant Slalom. Slalom Bormio: Women's Events Rescheduled January 5, 2003 With warm and dry conditions across much of Europe, the women's events originally scheduled for Berchtesgaden were rescheduled at Bormio. Janica Kostelic celebrated her 21st birthday with a big weekend on the slopes.
Giant Slalom Slalom Semmering December 27, 2002 The Women's World Cup tour returns to Semmering, Austria this weekend for GS and slalom events. Janica Kostelic will attempt to increase her points lead, while the Americans will search for strong performances other than Kirsten Clark.
Complete Preview. Women's Point Standings December 28: Giant Slalom Bormio December 27, 2002 It's back to the steep Stelvio downhill at Bormio for the men on Sunday. Bode Miller has moved into 2nd place in the overall points standings, and tour leader Stephan Eberharter returns after an injury. Complete Preview.
Men's Point Standings Alta Badia December 22, 2002 Bode Miller broke through for his first victory of the year in the Giant Slalom at Alta Badia. Miller hopes his dominating performance might even attract the interest of sponsors.
December 19, 2002 Men's World Cup action returns to Italy's famed Val Gardena for Downhill and Super-G races. The U.S. Team looks ready to go.
December 20: Super-G December 21: Downhill Lenzerheide: Women Hit Switzerland December 19, 2002 This week, the women's portion of the tour moves to Lenzerheide for a Downhill, Slalom and Combined. We've got a preview.
December 21: Downhill December 21: Slalom Val d'Isere: Miller Podiums December 15, 2002 Bode Miller ran a strong second in the men's Giant Slalom, a race which say Cup leader Stephan Eberharter injured and carted away on a sledge.
Men's Giant Slalom Results Men's Downhill Results Women's Super-G Results Women's Giant Slalom Results Preview Beaver Creek: Wild Weekend December 8, 2002 Conditions were icy, hard and FAST at the Chevy Birds of Prey events at Beaver Creek. Stephan Eberhart continued to show his dominance on Saturday, Didier Cuche got a win on Sunday, and the Americans had an historic finish. Men's Downhill Results Super-G Results Lake Louise: Gerg Wins DH, Injured December 8, 2002 Germany's Hilde Gerg captured the season-opening women's downhill at Lake Louise but was injured Saturday and may be out for the season. A difficult course and icy conditions saw many crashes over the weekend, including one that sent American Lindsay Kildow to the hospital. Women's Downhill 1 Results Women's Downhill 2 Results Women's Super-G Results
December 1, 2002 Park City: America's Opening November 20, 2002 MountainZone.com correspondent Hans Prosl is back, kickin' ass and taking names as the action heats up at the Chevy Truck America's Opening this weekend in Park City.
Chad Fleischer Back on Skis November 4, 2002 Downhiller Chad Fleischer said Friday his Halloween "treat" was getting back on skis. He took 10 testing runs in his first time on skis since he severely injured his right knee in a crash during World Cup training in January.
Soelden: Shaking Off The Rust October 27, 2002 US Olympic silver medallist Bode Miller started the World Cup season with another do-or-die routine Sunday, surviving a lost pole in his first giant slalom run and a near-spill in his second. And in the women's giant slalom, a first ever on the World Cup, a three-way tie for 1st.
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