Lindsey Vonn to race first World Cup in nearly six years
Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn will return to her first World Cup in almost six years when she straps on her skis this weekend at the Beaver Creek World Cup. The 40-year-old Parkite will race Beaver Creek’s downhill and super G events, her two specialties she’s focusing on in her well-documented comeback.
The Broomfield-based ski resort company has reported a net third-quarter loss of $172.8 million and a rare decline in Epic ...
Beaver Creek celebrated Opening Day this year with family, friends and lots of snow. The resort announced 18 inches of fresh ...
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Odermatt restores order with Beaver Creek super-g winSwiss star Marco Odermatt recovered from a shock downhill defeat to prevail in a World Cup super-g at the US resort of Beaver ...
The Vail Valley Foundation on Thursday issued the following press release on Vail Mountain and Beaver Creek Resort continuing to commit a $450,000 EpicPromise grant to the Vail Valley Foundation (VVF) ...
Vail Mountain and Beaver Creek Resort will re-announce their $450,000 EpicPromise grant to the Vail Valley Foundation during ...
French skier Alexis Pinturault will not start the opening World Cup downhill of the season at Beaver Creek on Friday as he ...
The U.S. Ski Team on Friday issued the following press release on American Bryce Bennett finishing sixth in the Stifel Birds ...
Switzerland's Justin Murisier won the alpine World Cup downhill at Beaver Creek on Saturday, holding off superstar ...
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Swiss star Marco Odermatt won his first World Cup race of the season with a spectacular finish in the super-G at Beaver Creek.
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