- The American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation has put its proposal to create a new trailhead south of Cable, Wis., on hold in an effort to reach an agreement with Telemark Resort and maintain the tradition of the nearly 40-year-old ski marathon.

 - Just north of Hayward, Wis., dozens of women meet most Fridays of the year to focus on skiing and specifically, technique. Winter may be on the way out, but Ski and Tea is al...

 - One of the greatest Norwegian skiers of all time, Vegard Ulvang made a special appearance at the 2012 American Birkebeiner on behalf of MS research. FasterSkier caught up Ulv...

 - Swirling around Black Mountain was news that Justin Freeman was done. After 16 consecutive U.S. Cross Country Championships, the 35-year-old Olympian, national champion and b... 11 Comments

 - Long-distance classic races on March 11 wrapped up the racing action for the 2011 World Masters. The week was filled with impressive race performances and thrilling finishes ...

 - It was a day of clouds, blowing snow and dropping temperature, it was a day of national pride.  In a day of relay competitions one country has to come out on top and today, ...

 - Those who have been around North American racing for a while will recall Glenn Bond, who raced full-time with the Canadian team from 1992 to 2002. Well, Bond is back. This se...

 - More than 1,200 racers from 28 countries are expected to compete at the 2011 Masters World Cup in March. What to do in Silver Star/Sovereign Lake and the Vernon, B.C., area w...

 - FasterSkier has surveyed the venues, courses, facilities and accommodations awaiting the racers at the 2011 Masters World Cup in Silverstar/Sovereign Lake. Consider this your...

 - With only one week left until close of registration, the 2011 Sparking Hill Masters World Cup slated for Sovereign Lake/Silver Star, British Columbia (March 4-11) has already...

 - Vermont already has one elite racing team in the Craftsbury Green Racing Project, but Ryan Kerrigan still thinks there’s room for another. Kerrigan is the captain of VTXC,...

 - A mini tour is more than just three days of racing. The strategic and tactical elements require racers to pace for the whole tour starting with the first event. Every stride,...

 - You can always count on snow in northern Maine. Throw in skis and guns, and you’ve got a recipe for a pretty good week. Three days of racing kick off this morning at the N...

 - The 2010 Masters World Cup in Falun, Sweden (February 20-26) featured a number of top performances by a 74-skier strong USA contingent. 1 Comment

 - It was the 30th edition of the Cross-Country Masters World Cup for ladies and men, age groups 1-12, this is age 30 and above, in Falun, Sweden last week. Again, the competiti...

 - Excellent conditions and exciting racing continue at the Masters World Cup in Falun, Sweden. Cold temperatures have persisted throughout the week, with morning lows near O F....

 - The honorary 2010 U.S. Masters Ski Team has been officially named based on best two-of-two scoring of individual races at the 2010 AXCS National Masters held in Craftsbury, V...

 - Masters National Championships kicked off yesterday with the 10km freestyle in Craftsbury Vt.  Over a 150 athletes competed, with Eli Enman (Rossignol) and Nina Gavrylyuk sk... 1 Comment

 - A big rainstorm on Monday took a toll on snow in New England.  Here is the latest from Craftsbury, site of this week's National Masters and Craftsbury Marathon.  Races will...

 - The 2010 AXCS National Masters hosted by the Craftsbury Outdoor Center in Craftsbury, Vermont is just over a week away with strong entries reported in all events.  Registrat...