Second place for Sara Hector in the Courchevel Giant Slalom
Sara Hector's first World Cup podium finish since 2014. The 28-year-old Swedish athlete finished second in the first Giant Slalom in Courchevel on Saturday.
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FILM RELEASE - Vermont 100
It’s time for the third instalment in our KORE movie series of 20/21. Much thanks to your generous support the previous episodes have been very well received. This time we have turned the cameras to a somewhat overlooked area. It might not have the highest peaks or the deepest snow but it’s impact on north American ski culture is indisputable. We proudly present: Vermont 100
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Tommy Ford – New HEAD skis to a podium finish in Santa Caterina
Tommy Ford races seamlessly into continuing the successes of last season. The US athlete bagged a place on the podium in the second Giant Slalom in Santa Caterina on Monday with a new model of ski, finishing second behind Marco Odermatt from Switzerland. For Ford it was the third World Cup podium finish in his career.
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Alexis Pinturault wins the Parallel Slalom in Lech/Zürs
After 26 years, the Alpine Ski World Cup returns to Vorarlberg, the home of HEAD. And the HEAD World Cup Rebels celebrate the return in style - victory for Alexis Pinturault and two third places for Alexander Schmid and Lara Gut-Behrami in the Parallel races in Lech/Zürs.
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FILM RELEASE - Hidden Gem
The second KORE movie of 2020 will soon be released, and we’re stoked to share all the assets with you! We also want to thank you for all the support and nice feedback from the first release. But now, let’s talk about: HIDDEN GEM
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FILM RELEASE - Shinrin-Yoku
We are very excited for the upcoming release of our first film for fall 2020, Shinrin Yoku, which is selected for both the IF3 and High Fives film festivals. We sent two of our talented Freeski athletes, Sam Kuch and Baker Boyd to Rusutsu Resort in Hokkaido Japan to explore the deep powder and magical trees.
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HEAD World Cup Rebels - the race for crystal and precious metals begins!
As is tradition, the new season of the Alpine Ski World Cup opens on the 17th and 18th of October with the men's and women's Giant Slalom events in Sölden. Due to Corona, however, it will be an exceptional winter. A total of 39 men's and 35 women's events are scheduled, headlined by the World Championship in Cortina d'Ampezzo in February.
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INDIGO acquired by HEAD
New product development and ambitious growth targets in the premium winter sports segment
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Eight more new HEAD World Cup Rebels
Following Vincent Kriechmayr's lead, another eight athletes join the HEAD World Cup Rebels: Justin Murisier, Timon Haugan, Fabian Wilkens Solheim, Estelle Alphand, Laura Gauché, Marie-Michèle Gagnon, Samu Torsti and Michaela Heider. At the same time Anna Veith (AUT), Tina Weirather (LIE), Andre Myhrer (SWE), Matts Olsson (SWE) and Stian Saugestad (NOR) cross the finish line in their careers.
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HEAD acquires Zoggs
HEAD, a leading global Sporting Goods Group which owns the HEAD, PENN and MARES brands is pleased to announce the acquisition of Zoggs, the world-class swim brand famous for its Goggles, Swimwear and Equipment and holding leading market positions in the UK, Australia and various distributor markets.
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Vincent Kriechmayr is now a HEAD World Cup Rebel
A prominent new addition to the HEAD Alpine World Cup Team: Vincent Kriechmayr, winner of two medals at the World Championships in Aare, joins the HEAD World Cup Rebels. The 28-year-old athlete from Upper Austria has signed a contract until 2022.
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