Wengen
Kristoffersen wins slalom in wintry Wengen
Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen held his nerve on Sunday to claim his fourth World Cup slalom win of the season in Wengen.
Heavy snowfall nixes skiing World Cup in Switzerland
Organisers called off Saturday's men's World Cup Alpine ski downhill due to heavy snow falls. Between 40 and 50 cm (15 to 20 inches) of snow fell since Friday on the Oberland resort, making it impossible to prepare the Wengen piste for the scheduled 12:30pm (1130 GMT) start.
Swiss claim World Cup mixed ski team victory
Switzerland beat Sweden to claim victory in the mixed team event at the season-ending World Cup skiing finals in Méribel, France on Friday.
Swiss men's ski team announced for Worlds
In-form all-rounder Carlo Janka will head up the 12-strong Swiss team for the February 2nd-15th World Ski Championships in Colorado, Switzerland's ski federation announced on Wednesday.
Austria's Reichelt beats Swiss with downhill win
Two Swiss skiers made the podium but were unable to catch Austria's Hannes Reichelt who claimed Sunday's downhill at Wengen on the Lauberhorn slope — the longest downhill on the World Cup calendar.
Janka returns to form in Wengen combined races
Switzerland's Carlo Janka looked like his old self going fastest in the downhill and then holding on in the slalom to win the first World Cup super-combined event of the season on Friday.
Küng wins downhill before home crowd
Swiss upstart skier Patrick Küng dominated a shortened Wengen downhill on Saturday to claim his first ever World Cup win in the sport's blue-riband event.
Italians top downhill training run at Wengen
Experienced Italian duo Werner Heel and Peter Fill topped training for the men's World Cup downhill ski race at Wengen on Wednesday.
French skier wins Wengen combined race
Frenchman Alexis Pinturault won the World Cup combined race at the Swiss ski resort of Wengen on Friday after a blistering slalom run propelled the 21-year-old to his second victory of the season.
New cable car systems planned for Jungfrau
Two Swiss companies are planning to invest 195 million francs in a cable car system and new rail cars in the Jungfrau region of the Bernese Oberland.