About the Author: Tim Etchells

Remembering Ski Racing’s one-of-a-kind free spirit.

Renowned ski technician for Olympic and World Cup champions passes away.

Looking for a new book? Pick up "The Fall Line: How American Ski Racers Conquered a Sport on the Edge."

Austria's Marcel Hirscher takes silver, and Henrik Kristoffersen of Norway gets bronze; second run course results in 'a battle of attrition.'

Canadians get freestyle gold and silver for third time; two athletes kicked out of Games over doping charges.

Sophie Caldwell and Kikkan Randall skied to eighth place; Simi Hamilton and Erik Bjornsen captured sixth place in the men's race.

Norway's Kjetil Jansrud gets gold, Weibrecht silver, and Miller and Hudec both earn bronze medals.

Medal contender arrives in Sochi for her first Olympic Games.

Sandro Viletta of Italy skis a gutsy slalom run to win super combined gold; Miller best for U.S. in sixth.

Cross-country racers take the heat in women's 10km race; weather causes schedule change for men's super combined.

U.S. team puts two on the podium in women's halfpipe, including a new Olympic gold medalist in Kaitlyn Farrington.

Norwegians sweep gold medals in cross-country sprints; Sophie Caldwell provides some solace for U.S. team with a run into the finals.

Over the river and through the woods on the Rosa Khutor 3S gondola; Bill Marolt weighs in; and big day coming up on Tuesday.

Bode Miller comes up short in men's downhill; Travis Ganong tops for U.S. with career-best fifth place.

Ready to rumble: Rosa Khutor course looks firm and fast as the world's best get ready for the men's Olympic downhill.

After posting the fastest time in two of three training runs, Bode Miller looks like the skier to beat in the Olympic downhill.

Steven Nyman, in 18th, skied well enough to lock up the fourth U.S. starting spot in the Olympic downhill.

The Volgograd bombings prompted USSA President Bill Marolt to write to his organization's supporters.