Where to start... Got to be Goggia, claims 3 wins and the clean sweep in Lake Louise, whilst Odermatt and Kilde battled it out in the SGs, then Kilde backed up his return from injury with a big win the one and old DH after the second race was cancelled due to high wind...

Coming up this weekend the women have double SG from St. Moritz and the men have a GS as well as the first slalom in this Olympic season.

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North America has returned to the World Cup tour after a year away due to Covid, both men and women had their fair share of weather issues with storms in both Lake Louise and Killington.

Lots of racing to get your heads around this coming week, men are in Beaver Creek for double Super G and double Downhill starting on Thursday. Whilst the women take over from the men in Lake Louise for double Downhill and a Super G.

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Vlhova starts the slalom season with a bang and sends a message to the rest of the World...

Ed and Marcel pick out the best bits from Levi, the Predictions League starts to take shape, plus a look ahead to the action on offer this weekend.

Predictions must be in BEFORE the start of the first race this weekend which actually starts on FRIDAY.

Men are in Lake Louise for DH, DH, GS

Women are in Killington for GS, SL

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Well... The Parallel, I feel like there are only so many times you can defend it!

Fresh faces on the podiums for 5 out of the 6 between the men and women! But this weekend will be remembered for the piste more than the result for many.

Back to classic slalom event this coming weekend where the women are in action over in Finland for the beautiful Levi double slalom competition.

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To parallel or not to parallel that is the question... and for many, to not parallel is the option.

Ed, Ben and Marcel discuss how many of the Worlds best will not be competing.

Plus apologies for the lack of a leaderboard after Solden, it is all up and running again, make your predictions before Saturday to join the league, head to www.theskiracingpodcast.com to enter.

What an opening weekend to the World Cup tour. The Women and Men didn't disappoint. Shiffrin kicked off the season where most have come to expect with a W... 70 World Cup wins now to her name, but she was pushed all the way by Lara Gut-Behrami.

Odermatt, took the honours on Sunday in an extremely tight race, the podium seperated by a tenth of a second and it was less than a second covering the top 10.

Ed, Ben and Marcel recap the highs and lows before Marcel shares his wisdom of how to improve the pod...

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Welcome to Season 4! Ski racing is back and we kick of as ever with the curtain raiser that is Solden GS. Women on the 23rd and men on the 24th of October.

Ed, Ben, Marcel and Luke are back talking all things ski racing! The predictions league is back with support from Powderhound, Croft Watches, Ski Bartlett, Level Gloves and more! Prizes for the Predictions League are seriously impressive, make sure you enter every week to be in with a shout at the end of the season.

Visit www.theskiracingpodcast.com for all the details!

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With the World Cup season over, we look back at the highs and lows of an eventful season? From athletes and nations that impressed to under performers, what we would do if in charge of FIS plus more general World Cup funny moments!

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The boys are back, to review a strange end to the season, speed races all cancelled, Pinturault and Vlhova pick up the Big Globe. Gut-Behrami strangely skis out amidst rumours of safety or protest. With a shoutout to the Brits with Guest and Major finishing the season on a high.

Charlie Raposo joins Ed and Marcel, as we look back at Pinturault's tricky weekend which has let Odermatt take the lead in the GS standings and in with a good shot at the Overall title. Whilst Vlhova puts herself back in the driving seat after taking a win plus the recovery of the season to score big in the chase for the Womens Overall.