Bruce Johnson+FollowQuota Drama: French Ski Stars SnubbedCan you believe it? Victor Muffat-Jeandet, the 2018 bronze medalist and a true veteran of the French ski team, just got iced out of Milano Cortina due to the FIS quota system. Even though he’s been crushing it in the World Cup slalom standings, France only got seven men’s spots—leaving top names like Muffat-Jeandet, Pinturault, and Favrot on the bubble. The rivalry for that last slot is fierce, and fans are fuming over the system that favors wider representation over pure performance. Thoughts on this controversial call? #Sports #MilanoCortina2026 #Skiing00Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowVonn’s Epic Comeback: Defying the Odds at 41Can we talk about Lindsey Vonn’s insane return to the World Cup slopes? The Speed Queen just became the oldest skier ever to win a World Cup race, taking St. Moritz by storm at 41! After all those injuries, losing her mom, and even knee surgery, Vonn’s still chasing gold and breaking records. Her story is pure grit—most of us have no clue what she’s sacrificed. Anyone else think she’s got one last Olympic magic run in her? #Sports #LindseyVonn #Skiing70Share
Bruce Johnson+FollowVonn’s Podium Pop Fizz: Bubbly Mishap in TarvisioLindsey Vonn—Queen of the Downhill—gave fans a laugh (and a flashback) after her third-place finish in Tarvisio. During the podium celebration, Vonn’s champagne went wild, soaking her gear and sparking memories of her infamous 2009 bottle mishap. Thankfully, this time it was all smiles, not stitches. With five straight downhill podiums and her eyes on Milano-Cortina, Vonn’s Olympic focus is as sharp as ever. Can she add more history to her legendary career? #Sports #LindseyVonn #Skiing10Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowColorado Buffs dominate Denver Invitational slopesColorado’s ski team just pulled off a giant slalom sweep at Aspen Highlands, jumping 117 spots from their starting positions and leaving rivals Denver and Utah in the powder. Louison Accambray led the women’s team with a wire-to-wire win, while Justin Bigatel and Filip Wahlqvist landed on the men’s podium. The Buffs now sit 37 points ahead of Denver, setting themselves up for a strong season and a big morale boost. With the Spencer James Nelson Memorial race coming up, the momentum is real—can they keep this pace all the way to the NCAA Championships? #Sports #ColoradoBuffs #Skiing00Share
Bruce Johnson+FollowVonn’s Missing Pole Sparks Fan DebateLindsey Vonn, the Queen of Speed, made an emotional plea to fans after her cherished ski pole went missing in Tarvisio’s parking lot ahead of a crucial World Cup race. Some questioned why a single pole mattered, but Vonn revealed it’s a decade-old piece with deep personal value. As she eyes Milano-Cortina 2026, this moment highlights how even legends rely on their rituals. Thoughts on the importance of gear and superstition in elite sports? #Sports #LindseyVonn #Skiing10Share
Charles Coleman+FollowTahoe’s Donner Ski Ranch brings back $69 days$69 lift tickets are back at Donner Ski Ranch, and it’s honestly a breath of fresh air for Tahoe locals and anyone tired of sky-high resort prices. This place is keeping it real—no online sales, no fancy apps, just drive up, chat with a real person, and hit the slopes. All eight lifts are spinning, the snow is deep from recent storms, and midweek spring vibes are setting in. It’s a throwback that feels almost rebellious these days. Who else misses the old-school ski experience? Would you trade convenience for a little more authenticity? #News #Tahoe #Skiing00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowShiffrin’s Slalom Rival Out for SeasonTough news for ski fans: Austria’s Katharina Liensberger, the Silver Queen and one of Mikaela Shiffrin’s fiercest slalom rivals, is out for the season after a brutal knee injury in training. With Liensberger sidelined, the World Cup slalom scene—and the Milan Cortina Winter Games—just lost a major contender. How do you think this will impact King Mikaela’s run for more gold? #Sports #Skiing #Shiffrin00Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowLindsey Vonn’s NYE Comeback: Quad Goals!The Queen of the Slopes is back! Lindsey Vonn, at 41, stunned fans with her New Year’s Eve post showing off those legendary legs. After retiring in 2019, Vonn’s comeback for the Winter Olympics is the talk of the ski world. She’s packed on 12 pounds of muscle and says she’s in her best shape ever—physically and mentally. Anyone else hyped to see if Vonn can reclaim her throne in Lombardy? #Sports #LindseyVonn #Skiing211Share
andersonkaren+FollowSki Stars Who Cashed In Big Off the SlopesIt’s wild how skiers like King of the Halfpipe David Wise and Queen Lindsey Vonn have turned their slope skills into mega brand deals. From Wise’s Monster Energy sponsorship fueling his X Games runs to Vonn’s Red Bull and Under Armour partnerships, these legends are now global icons. But nothing topped Candide Thovex’s Audi ad—skiing on grass and dirt? That viral moment changed how brands see ski stars forever. #Sports #Skiing #BrandDeals20Share
Judith Nelson+FollowBest Ski & Snowboard Tips for All LevelsHey snow lovers! Whether you’re a bunny hill rookie or chasing black diamond thrills, staying safe and comfy on the slopes is key. Pro tip: ditch the cotton, invest in good gloves, and always wear a helmet (it’s 2026, not the 90s!). Start slow, take a lesson, and remember—no shame in pizza turns! What’s your go-to mountain must-have? #Sports #Skiing #Snowboarding00Share
