In Search of Speed

Go behind the scenes at 21 iconic locations of the FIS World Cup tour with insights from top skiers competing in Downhill, Super G, Giant Slalom, Slalom and Alpine.

Lindsey Vonn heads into the 2018 season just four wins shy of the most coveted record in skiing – 86 World Cup wins. Meanwhile, Sofia Goggia battles injury so she can return to the snow.

Speed merchants Aksel Lund Svindal, Dominik Paris and Thomas Dressen take on one of the most iconic downhill tracks on the FIS World Cup ski tour: the Birds of Prey in Beaver Creek, Colorado, USA.

Henrik Kristoffersen and Alexis Pinturault are gunning for seven-time overall world cup champion Marcel Hirscher’s crown at the Men's Giant Slalom race in Beaver Creek, Colorado.

The women's downhill world cup approaches in historic Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, which has proven to be a good location for Lindsey Vonn. Can Cortina continue to be a lucky location for Vonn or is it time for a new champion?

There's drama in northern Italy at Lindsey Vonn’s last race, where the queen of snow competes in the Super G for the final time in her career. Meanwhile, Sofia Goggia continues her recovery from injury.