Ellie Hartman is a journalist for Ski Racing Media, specializing in covering alpine ski racing events and competitions. With a keen focus on providing in-depth analysis and race recaps, Ellie brings the excitement and thrill of the sport to readers, highlighting the achievements and victories of top athletes in the skiing world.
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Ellie's coverage mainly focuses on event coverage in the world of alpine skiing, particularly around skiing competitions and athletes' victories. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches featuring exclusive interviews or insights related to upcoming significant events in the world of alpine skiing.
Sources who can provide insider perspectives on the training regimens, challenges faced by athletes, or analysis of recent competition outcomes could capture Ellie's interest. Additionally, stories about emerging talents or underdog achievements may also resonate with her focus.
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By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Marco Odermatt. Credit: GEPAThe men kick off another race of giant slalom in Val D'Isère, France. In the past two giant slalom World Cup races, Alexander Steen Olsen (Norway) and Thomas Tumler (Switzerland) were triumphant.Marco Odermatt, the reigning World Cup
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Val Gardena Podium. Credit: GEPAThe second day of racing in Val Gardena/Gröden kicked off for the men following an exhilarating super-G event where Mattia Casse triumphed on his home snow.Today, the focus shifted to the thrilling downhill race. Last
Featured Image: Todd Brickson. Provided by Rowmark Ski Academy.SALT LAKE CITY—After 23 years of exceptional leadership, Rowmark Ski Academy Director Todd Brickson is retiring.Todd joined Rowmark, an elite alpine ski racing academy founded as a division of
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Reece Bell racing. Provided by Reece Bell.Diston Anti-Cut Shield teams up with the Ladies’ Ski Club out of Great Britain to bring optimal protection to female athletes on the slopes.The Ladies’ Ski Club (LSC) is the oldest women’s alpine ski
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Featured Image: Sara Rask and Filip Wahlqvist on podium at the 2024 DU invitational. Credit: Ellie HartmanThe collegiate season kicked off yesterday with an RMISA Qualifier slalom event held on the Twist run in Loveland, Colorado. This race served as a precursor to the DU
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Manuel Feller racing in Adelboden. Credit: GEPAThe men’s World Cup slalom in Adelboden marks the sixth slalom of the season, so the heat is on for the field to gain critical World Cup points.Due to the
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Clément Noël. Credit: GEPAThe competitors made their way back for the second run of the slalom event on the Chuenisbärgli slope in Adelboden, Switzerland. As the fog persisted between the two runs, the athletes were once again challenged by less than ideal conditions.
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Featured Image: Sofia Goggia. Credit: GEPAThe women took on another downhill race of the 2025 season in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, on the historic Olympia delle Tofane track.It was an absolutely stunning day with bluebird skies and mint conditions, allowing the
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Featured Image: Mikaela Shiffrin. Credit: GEPAThis morning, Mikaela Shiffrin of the Stifel US Ski Team announced her return to the World Cup stage on Instagram, with her participation in the slalom race in Courchevel on January 30th.The 29-year-old superstar was going for
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Podium at Garmisch-Partenkirchen Downhill. Credit: GEPAToday the women took to the Kandahar track in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, for the fourth downhill World Cup race of the 2025 season.The first day of training had a shortened course due
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