- Is it fact or is it fiction? Wait it is both. These two polar extremes outline the heart of Nordic skiing. Working hard and beating fast, the heart of our community expands. Our sport, while misunderstood by some, is truly extraordinary. Revived Films has pledged to document and expand the heart of Nordic skiing for the past two years. This year we bring to you our newest installment, Fact or Fiction. From the thin air of the rugged mountains of Colorado, the bustling streets of Quebec City, to the fiery days of Spring Series, Fact or Fiction offers it all.

 - Presenting footage from the final race of the year, which conveniently was also the most spectator-friendly. Thirty-three laps was one heck of a way to finish off the season.

 - Photo galleries from last weekend's 30- and 50-kilometer freestyle mass starts at U.S. Distance Nationals

 - For someone who was almost ready to hang up his skis and skip spring series altogether, Kris Freeman sure knows how to turn things around over the course of a week. In a fini...

 - After 20 victory laps, the women are finished with their season. The fast pace set by Kikkan Randall, Jessie Diggins and Liz Stephen made for an exciting race; each pushed th...

 - The fourth and last stage of the 2012 SuperTour Finals was a 1.8 k suffer-fest up 1,079 vertical feet of a blue run at Jay Peak. Watch it all unfold. 1 Comment

 - The SuperTour Finals hill climb at Jay Peak was one bear of a race. If you missed it in person, check out some photos from along the course.

 - Check out FasterSkier's photo galleries from the men's and women's SuperTour Finals 1.6 k classic sprints.

 - The four-race tour came down to two people on Wednesday during the final hill climb: Kris Freeman and Noah Hoffman. Freeman prevailed on the slopes of Jay Peak, but Hoffman m...

 - Jessie Diggins rose from second to first to claim the overall SuperTour Finals title, and Liz Stephen was the fastest woman to the top of Jay Peak in the 1.8 k freestyle hill...

 - There were a few surprises on Tuesday during the classic sprints, but such is sprint racing. Our videographer was standing in the start and finish area to catch some of the a... 3 Comments

 - Chandra Crawford of the Canadian National Ski Team topped a competitive field with four U.S. Ski Team members at the SuperTour Finals on Tuesday, winning the classic sprint a...

 - On a fast and furious day of racing, Dartmouth senior Eric Packer won the classic sprint at Craftsbury on Tuesday, beating SuperTour standouts and USST members in the process...

 - Through the rain and slush, the mass start classic races on Sunday featured head-to-head racing between some of the best skiers in the country. Check out our footage from the...

 - Sadie Bjornsen (APU) claimed her first career spring series win on Sunday in the 10 k classic, battling through rainy conditions to lead an APU podium sweep.

 - The lead shuffled around for most of the 15 k mass start classic on Sunday, but Kris Freeman prevailed at the end, out-sprinting Noah Hoffman by 1.6 seconds. Erik Bjornsen to... 2 Comments

 - The SuperTour Finals kicked off on Saturday with a 3.2 k prologue in Craftsbury on a man made loop of snow. Top finishers included American World Cup skiers who have been in ...

 - Looking calm and relaxed as he finished the two-lap 3.2 k freestyle prologue on Saturday morning, Simi Hamilton (SVSEF/USST) skied to a comfortable win in the opening event o...

 - Though she was busy posting top-20s on the World Cup just last week, Jessie Diggins (CXC/USST) clearly has plenty of gas left in the tank. For the SuperTour Finals 3.2 k free...

 - The Craftsbury Outdoor Center, site of the 2012 SuperTour Finals beginning March 24, is facing forecasts of 70-degree temperatures in the coming week. With a solid base and m...