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Origins: Ski Racing - SnowBrains
https://snowbrains.com/origins-ski-racing/
The first national competition was also held in Norway in 1868, in what is now Oslo. A 43-year-old Sondre Norheim, a ski racing pioneer, and inventor won the competition out of a field of roughly 50. This race is widely considered the turning point towards modern ski racing. Sondre Norheim (1825-1897) was the inventor of modern cross-country skis.
History | International Skiing History Association
https://www.skiinghistory.org/history
Our Histories encompass speed-skiing records since the mid-1800s to 2000, plus a century-and-a-half Timeline of Important Ski History Dates. As a work in progress, the list of ISHA historical resources is constantly growing, as our archive expands and updates. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, let us know by joining ISHA’s Facebook page
Ski Racing on TV - International Skiing History Association
https://skiinghistory.org/news/ski-racing-tv-history
History of skiing - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_skiing
Timeline of Important Ski History Dates
https://www.skiinghistory.org/history/timeline-important-ski-history-dates
Alpine racing is transformed. 1931—First FIS World Alpine Championships at Mürren, Switzerland, Swiss racers Walter Prager wins the downhill and David Zogg wins the slalom; British racer Esme Mackinnon wins both women’s …
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