Hays sees return to racing in 2 weeks Posted Nov 19 4:53p ET Olympic bobsled hopeful Todd Hays intends to be racing again in two weeks after recovering from a strained left hamstring.
Whatever happened to...? Posted Oct 29 3:43p ET Do you ever wonder what happened to that memorable Winter Olympian who the world was fixated on for two glorious weeks? Yes, life does go on for these athletes. Check out what the most memorable U.S. winter athletes have been up to since their Olympic triumphs.
Olympians from the Longhorn State Posted Oct 21 12:32p ET With its warm climate, Texas is hardly known for producing Winter Olympic athletes. To the surprise of many, the Longhorn state will be well represented in Vancouver thanks to hockey players, skiers and even some sliders.
Fans design Lindsey Vonn's helmet Posted Nov 18 11:58a ET Fans will have a chance to design the artwork that appears on star skier Lindsey Vonn's helmet when she competes in the upcoming Winter Games.
Ohno, Reutter guide U.S. to Vancouver on WC Posted Nov 17 12:57p ET By Jason Devaney, Universal Sports Apolo Ohno and Katherine Reutter are the top two U.S. skaters heading into the Vancouver Olympics, as evidenced by their performances on the ISU World Cup circuit. With the four-meet series now complete, their attention turns to the upcoming Games. We break down how the 10 Vancouver-bound skaters fared in the four meets.
Finding the groove Posted Nov 17 1:49p ET Short track stars Katherine Reutter and Apolo Ohno are finding the podium early and often in the current World Cup season. Eight other team members also have Vancouver in their sights.
Hays to miss World Cup in Lake Placid Posted Nov 17 2:34p ET The American driver, who recently won silver on the Utah Olympic Park track, will miss this weekend's World Cup competition in Lake Placid because of hamstring injury.
U.S. drivers slide out of medals in 4-man World Cup Posted Nov 14 6:04p ET Canada's Lyndon Rush edged out Latvia's Janis Minins by 0.02 seconds to take the opening four-man World Cup bobsled race in Park City. American driver Todd Hays injured his hamstring and finished sixth overall.
Olympic torch crosses Arctic in historic first Posted Nov 16 1:51p ET The Olympic flame began its first trek through the Canadian Arctic by crossing paths with a polar bear on the shores of Hudson Bay, local media said Monday.
Sliding for a cause Posted Nov 16 6:52a ET Several USBSF athletes are raising awareness for charitable and research organizations, including the American Cancer Society, the National Breast Cancer Foundation, and more.
