Winter sports
Three dead in avalanches in Austria
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Three winter sports enthusiasts died in avalanches in Austria's Tirol and Vorarlberg regions, including two Germans. The incidents occurred during tours and off secured pistes despite high avalanche risk. In Salzburg, one person survived.
Cerro Chapelco inaugurated a 10-seat telecabina that triples transport capacity to three thousand people per hour.
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Ebba Andersson begins planning for the cross-country skiing World Championships on home soil in Falun in 2027. She says the preparations will be very demanding and may mean skipping some World Cup weekends.
In Saturday's World Cup sprint in Oberhof, Jonna Sundling dominated to claim victory, while Maja Dahlqvist was cleared after jury review. On the men's side, Johan Häggström was disqualified in the battle for Olympic spots.
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Following recent snowfalls, avalanche danger in the Alps has risen to level 4 out of 5. From the Allgäu Alps in Bavaria to the French Alps, experts are warning for Sunday of spontaneous avalanches that can trigger with minimal load or on their own. Professionals urge great caution and restraint off the pistes.