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  • Franjo von Allmen nails first World Cup victory in Wengen

    It’s a Franjo von Allmen ski fest! At his home race in Wengen on Friday, the Swiss athlete wins his first World Cup victory, snatching the lead in the Super-G in front of his HEAD team-mate Vincent Kriechmayr. On Saturday, the 23-year-old podiums again finishing in second place in the Downhill. In the Slalom on Sunday, Atle Lie McGrath is delighted with his third World Cup victory.

  • Triple victory for the HEAD Worldcup Rebels in Flachau

    Camille Rast ahead of Wendy Holdener and Sara Hector - the HEAD Worldcup Rebels take over the podium at the Night Slalom in Flachau. Her second World Cup victory sees Camille Rast take back the Red Jersey in the Slalom, and take the overall lead in the World Cup. A total of six HEAD athletes in the top ten.

  • First podium of the season for Stephanie Venier

    Stephanie Venier hits top form with less than a month to go to the World Championships. Finishing fifth in the Downhill on Saturday, the Austrian athlete races to second place in the Super-G in St. Anton on Sunday, her first podium finish of the season. Lindsey Vonn continues her sensational comeback with sixth place in the Downhill and fourth place in the Super-G in St. Anton.

  • Albert Popov celebrates his first World Cup victory

    Historic success for Albert Popov. Wednesday sees the Bulgarian athlete win the Night Slalom in Madonna di Campiglio. This is the first World Cup victory for the 27-year-old and the first for his country since Petar Popangelov stood on top of the podium in 1980 - exactly 45 years to the day. Atle Lie McGrath drops out on the second run following a sensational lead on run one.

  • Sara Hector takes Red Jersey following sensational Giant Slalom

    A brilliant first run and the third fastest time on run two wins Sara Hector the Giant Slalom in Kranjska Gora on Saturday with a sensational lead of 1.42 seconds. Following this ultimate performance, the Swedish athlete also takes the Red Jersey as the World Cup leader in this discipline.

  • First podium of the season for Vincent Kriechmayr

    HEAD World Cup Rebels podium in all four races this weekend. Vincent Kriechmayr celebrates his first podium of the season, finishing second in the Super-G in Bormio on Sunday. Second places are also clocked by Franjo von Allmen in the Downhill on the Stelvio run on Saturday, Sara Hector in the Giant Slalom in Semmering on Saturday, and Lena Dürr in the Slalom in Semmering on Sunday.

  • Atle Lie McGrath podiums into the Christmas break

    Atle Lie McGrath stays focused on success in Alta Badia. The Norwegian athlete finishes in third place in the Slalom on Monday, the last race before Christmas, securing his fourth podium of the season.

  • HEAD double victory in sensational Lindsey Vonn comeback in St. Moritz

    The HEAD World Cup Rebels celebrate a brilliant double victory by Cornelia Hütter and Lara Gut-Behrami on Saturday at the Super-G in St. Moritz. An equally spectacular comeback sees Lindsey Vonn finish 14th after almost six years away from racing. In the men's Downhill in Val Gardena on Saturday, two HEAD World Cup Rebels podium with Franjo von Allmen in second place and Ryan Cochran-Siegle third.

  • Cornelia Hütter rocks as the speed queen

    An impressive performance from Cornelia Hütter in Beaver Creek confirms her position as the best in the Downhill. The 32-year-old Austrian athlete, who won the Downhill Crystal Globe last season, wins the first race of the season in this discipline on the Birds of Prey run on Saturday. Lara Gut-Behrami finishes in third place.

  • Debut victory for Justin Murisier on the Birds of Prey run

    The HEAD Worldcup Rebels continue their superb run of success in Beaver Creek. In the Downhill event on Friday, Justin Murisier celebrates his first World Cup victory. In the Super-G on Saturday, Lukas Feurstein is delighted to podium for the first time.

  • Top four places in the Slalom, victory & third in the Giant Slalom

    Sensational weekend for the HEAD Worldcup Rebels in Killington. On Sunday, HEAD celebrates a quadruple victory in the Slalom with Camille Rast, Wendy Holdener, Anna Swenn-Larsson and Lena Dürr. For the winner, Camille Rast, it is her first World Cup victory. On Saturday, Sara Hector wins her first victory of the season in the Giant Slalom. Third place goes to the unstoppable Camille Rast.

  • First World Cup podium for Camille Rast

    Camille Rast celebrates a premiere at the first women's World Cup race in Gurgl: The 25-year-old Swiss athlete finished third in the Slalom on Saturday, taking to the podium for the first time in the World Cup. Previously, her best World Cup results have been three fourth place finishes in the Slalom.

  • PORSCHE | HEAD 106 Series TIME:OUT - the Freeride ski for the perfect line

    Skiing legend Aksel Lund Svindal and Porsche Chief Designer Michael Mauer have been searching for the perfect line together since 2021 - in Porsche cars and on skis. The result: a new Freeride ski developed by Porsche and HEAD, the PORSCHE | HEAD 106 Series - the ski for the perfect line and TIME:OUT après ski moments that are important to both of them.

  • Lena Dürr continues run of success in Levi

    Levi remains a great event for Lena Dürr. In the Slalom on Saturday, the German athlete finished third to podium for the fifth time in the World Cup venue in Finland. Fourth and fifth place went to Anna Swenn-Larsson and Camille Rast. Emma Aicher clocked the fastest time on the second run.

  • HEAD & TYROLIA are proud to present the full movie BEYOND

    We’re excited to remind you that the premiere of our new movie, BEYOND, is happening on November 15th at 16:00 CET. The movie will be live on YouTube, and you can find the link here: Beyond on YouTube. Feel free to share the link after the launch to help spread the word.

  • Atle Lie McGrath starts new season on the podium

    Successful season opening for Atle Lie McGrath. The Giant Slalom in Sölden on Sunday sees the 24-year-old athlete from Norway race to third place. The HEAD Worldcup Rebel was in fifth place after the first run and gained two places with the tenth fastest time on the second run.

  • "BEYOND" HEAD Film Trailer Launch - Sept. 17th

    Dear partner,
    We hope that all is well and that you’ve had an amazing summer!
    We are really excited to be releasing our teaser for our 2nd Annual Team film, “BEYOND”, directed by Jeff Thomas. We will be launching the teaser on Tuesday Sept. 17th at 6pm CET.
    Below are all the assets for the launch including the 15s teaser, YouTube link (unlisted until the 17th) as well as the full length t

  • HEAD Worldcup Rebels are the clear No. 1 again in 2023/24

    With 7,760 points in the FIS Brand Ranking, HEAD once again confirms its leading position in the Alpine Ski World Cup in the 2023/24 season. Lara Gut-Behrami's performance is outstanding - the Swiss athlete wins the Crystal Globe for the overall World Cup and two more Crystal Globes in the Giant Slalom and Super-G. The Downhill Crystal Globe goes to Cornelia Hütter from Austria.

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