In this episode, officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan and I rode solo to review the three men's races and two women's competitions in Coronet Peak that I covered live on the Queenstown Alpine Ski Team.

This part of the show came after our discussion surrounding the news that Manu Feller won't join the Austrian team in their Chile camp in September. We dissect the news and discuss what this might mean going forward for both Feller and the Austrian team.

We finally chat about the latest South American Cup matches with two days of giant slaloms in Chapelco both won by American college skier, Nick Unkovskoy.

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In this episode, officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan and I round up the eight South American Cup speed events from this week in La Parva.

We discussed the wins for both Germans - Felix Rösle & Benno Brandis on the men's side of things.

The women's wins were split between America's Haley Cutler and Barbora Novakova, who took three victories.

In the show, we also hear from Cutler so stay tuned for more of her story and how these races went in Chile.

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In this episode, officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan and I welcomed Alex and Connor from SkyTech Sport to the show.They discussed many different aspects of ski simulators from how Alex first built up the simulators over 15 years ago. Alex and Connor shared many insights on their simulators across over 100 different locations in over 30 different countries.From Sao Paulo to San Francisco and to now having three locations in England. Alan and I also discuss the minor injury Marco Odermatt has sustained, meaning he hasn't travelled with the rest of the Swiss team to Chile this week and we analyse the decision from the BBC to omit Ski Sunday from their race coverage.This episode is officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media. Visit their website now for all the latest throughout the summer. You can also visit the SkyTech Sport website now for more information on their ski simulators and much more. Hit the link below:https://skytechsport.com/

In this episode, officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan and I chatted with Austrian slalom specialist, Christoph Meissl.Meissl won the the first of the Mt Hutt slaloms last week and took a podium in the second event.He hopes to take that form to the next series of races in Coronet Peak over the next week or so.We also give some news updates with some ground-breaking information from Team Brignone following another surgery this week.We also discuss Sam Maes' move to train with the Stifel US Ski Team, under former Global coach Paul Epstein.This episode is officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, visit https://skiracing.com/ for all the latest now.This episode is also brought to you by Ski Cosmos - a ski simulator in Vancouver, British Colombia.

In this episode, officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan and I review the first of this summer's Continental Cup action from both Ushuaia, Argentina and Mt Hutt, New Zealand.

Firstly, we discuss this week's key ski transfer with Czech star Ester Ledecka completing her move from Kaestle to HEAD - we analyse their fifth marque signing of the summer.

Then we chatted around the eight races, four men and four women, four giant slaloms and four slaloms in Argentina with many World and Europa Cup athletes featuring at the top.

That included America's Annika Hunt who took two SAC slalom podiums this week, on both days, she was joined by a compatriot in Annika Johansson on day one and Viktoria Zaytseva on day two.

Finally, we review the six races from New Zealand this week with some very impressive American and British performances.

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In this Ski Racing Media special on the Skiing is Believing podcast, Alan and I share a special conversation from earlier in the year with Austrian tech star, Katharina Liensberger.We discussed her rehab and comeback following January's injury which saw her miss the opportunity to compete and challenge for medals at her third Olympics. Liensberger also went into detail about her excitement to return to snow and eventually return to racing, while the timeline is still difficult to identify, there is already anticipation building.We also asked about the strength of the Austrian team and what it was like for Katharina watching the Olympics from home as her teammates walked away with medals and personal bests. This episode is officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, visit https://skiracing.com/ for all the latest news, info and stories to take you to the start of the season.This episode is also brought to you by Ski Cosmos - a ski racing simulator in Vancouver, British Colombia.

In the latest episode of the summer series, Alan and I welcomed Aleix Linse and Martin Fahrner from The Edge Ski Team, to the show.

Aleix is an up-and-coming Dutch athlete hoping to race at a second World Championships in Crans Montana in February who created The Edge when his independent career became difficult to finance.

Martin has been working with World Racing Academy for more than a decade and now has taken another position with an international independent team - one that he's excited to embrace.

Both Aleix and Martin also discussed the hopes for the season for them and the other eight athletes and Latvian coach Davis that make up The Edge.

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In this episode, officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan and I were joined by Switzerland's Ski Actu journalist, Johan Tachet to dissect and discuss the retirement of Lara Gut-Behrami.The 35-year-old Swiss athlete announced this today in an official interview with Swiss-Italian TV station, RSI.Johan shares some of his shared experiences with Lara and what the future of female Swiss ski racing may hold.Alan also pays tribute to the career of one of the most well-known and best ski racers we've ever witnessed.This episode is officially brought to you by Ski Racing Media and you can read more on this story via the link below from Katie's piece:https://skiracing.com/lara-gut-behrami-retires-the-end-of-an-era-for-one-of-alpine-skiings-greatest-champions/This episode is also brought to you by Ski Actu & Ski Cosmos - a ski simulator in Vancouver, British Colombia