Stolz gets bronze, secures first World Cup mass start podium in Calgary

Mikaela Shiffrin won the slalom in Courchevel, France for her 105th career World Cup victory and fourth straight slalom gold, besting the field by an astounding 1.55 seconds. (Courtesy of Ski and Snowboard Live)

Summer Britcher made a statement with her women's singles luge gold in Park City, the first U.S. gold on the World Cup circuit since last November and Britcher's first since 2018. Ashley Farquharson also finished third.

Americans Zachary Di Gregorio and Sean Hollander combined for silver in men's doubles luge at the World Cup stop in Park City, Utah, just missing out on gold by 51 thousandths of a second.

Just one month after adding the mass start to his World Cup catalog, Jordan Stolz came away with a gold medal, his fifth at the Hamar World Cup. Stolz finished the race in 7:40.18 minutes.

In his fourth race of the weekend in Hamar, Jordan Stolz battled through the finish line, outpacing Poland's Damian Zurek by just 0.001 seconds for gold. The race marked his fifth 500m win of the season.

Relive the top runs from the women's snowboard big air in Steamboat Springs, where Miyabi Onitsuka clinched a win on her final run, while Yu Seungeun and Ally Hickman finished second and third, respectively.

Relive the men's snowboard big air in Steamboat Springs, where Hiroto Ogiwara showed off his signature spins for a win, Kira Kimura came out swinging on early and Oliver Martin finished with a flourish for third.

Relive the top runs from the women's freeski big air in Steamboat Springs, where Naomi Urness stormed to an early lead that she never relinquished while Kateryna Kotsar and Ruyi Yang followed her in second and third.