FasterSkier’s Rob Whitney captured some of the action during Friday’s US Nationals Classical Sprint Championships heats.
FasterSkier’s Rob Whitney captured some of the action during Friday’s US Nationals Classical Sprint Championships heats.
Photos from the Men's 30km Classic Mass Start at the US National Championships. All photos are by the official event photographer James Brady.
More photos from FasterSkier’s Rob Whitney below.
The wax today was LF Moly followed by HF Blue/Red mix followed by JetStream Blue/Red mix. Mixing the two JetStreams is uncomplicated. Either rub one block on and then the other block and rotocork them in together or sprinkle one powder on and sprinkle the other powder on and iron them in together quickly followed by rotocorking them. JetStream Moly was also really good. Notice that the winners of both races were in third place...
FasterSkier photographer Rob Whitney shot a number of photos from the distance freestyle races today at U.S. Nationals in Anchorage; below is a selection from the men’s event. Check back tomorrow for a full gallery.
FasterSkier photographers Rob Whitney and Nat Herz were out on the trails yesterday shooting photos of the races at U.S. Nationals in Anchorage. Check out these pictures of the qualifiers and the heats!
This weekend Tim Burke made history by becoming the first American to lead the overall Biathlon World Cup standings. Burke enters the Christmas break with a seven point lead over Simon Fourcade (FRA). Christoph Sumann (AUT) is third, 28 points behind Burke. Burke was also featured in an Associated Press story, separate piece in USA Today. Burke’s photo graced the cover of USA Today (see below).
The final West Yellowstone installment from FasterSkier photographer Win Goodbody is now available online. The race is the 5/10km Classic SuperTour. These photos are available for download for non-commercial use (this means no use in any for-profit publication). A selection of photos is below, but to view all 750 and download high res versions, you can visit Win’s SmugMug Gallery.
FasterSkier Photographer Win Goodbody spent the week in West Yellowstone, shooting thousands of photos of the races. These photos are available for download for non-commercial use (this means no use in any for-profit publication). A selection of photos is below, but to view all 1300 and download high res versions, you can visit Win’s SmugMug Gallery.
FasterSkier Photographer Win Goodbody spent the week in West Yellowstone, shooting thousands of photos of the races. These photos are available for download for non-commercial use (this means no use in any for-profit publication). A selection of photos is below, but to view all 1300 and download high res versions, you can visit Win’s SmugMug Gallery.
The day dawned clear and cold in West Yellowstone – providing excellent conditions for today’s SuperTour classic race. Win Goodbody sets the scene.
The SuperTour 10/15km freestyle is underway. Here are a some photos from the venue. Higher quality photos will be posted following the race.
A few scenes from West Yellowstone from Win Goodbody.
FasterSkier photographer Win Goodbody captured the action at yesterday’s SuperTour Sprint in West Yellowstone. Click thumbnails for large versions.
One of the best quotes from the coaches conference came from Dan Jansen: Only you know if you gave everything you had. See all the photos and read more at
The IOC has added a number of photos and several videos of North American athletes to their website, Olympic.org. The two videos currently up are from 2006 and feature Canada’s medal winning performances in the Women’s Sprint and Women’s Team Sprint. Both are worth watching – the Team Sprint video includes a shot of Sara Renner’s famous broken pole and Beckie Scott’s powerful finish to grab the silver. The Sprint video highlights Chandra Crawford’s stunning...
The US Ski Team recently completed their last training camp at the 2010 Olympic Venue before the Games. They were joined by the National Elite Group and the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation. A few highlights below. For photos and commentary: Whistler – September Camp Update 2
this form. If you just want to enter the drawing for the skis, please use the same form. The deadline for the contest is: 12:00 Midnight, EST Tuesday, September 15, 2009 Photo contest winners will be posted in a gallery as soon as possible following the conclusion of the contest. Anyone can participate regardless of whether you are a professional or an amateur. You can submit up to THREE photos per person, maximum! Images will...