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.
As there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Ellie's articles, it would be beneficial to offer a global perspective when reaching out regarding international ski competitions and noteworthy athletes from various regions.
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By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Mikaela Shiffrin Credit: GEPAWith a high-tempo, dynamic first run, the opening World Cup slalom kicked off in Levi, Finland. During the night, warmer and rainy weather swept through Levi, creating spring-like conditions for the athletes. The athletes had to keep their tempo high and
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Levi Podium. Credit: GEPAAfter the first run, Mikaela Shiffrin achieved a substantial lead ahead of the field (-0.60). She entered the starting gate for her second run, ready to face the challenging conditions with a determined mindset and the chance to break records,
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Diston athlete Tiziano Gravier of Argentina racing World Cup. Credit: GEPACut-resistant undergarments have gained popularity in the ski racing industry, driven by a strong commitment to athlete safety. The definition of a cut-resistant undergarment by the International Ski Federation (FIS) is a clothing item
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Featured Image: Mikaela Shiffrin racing in Gürgl. Credit: GEPAThe women’s slalom season kicked off last week in Levi and today they took it to the slopes in Gürgl, Austria for round two. While men competed here during last season’s successful debut, the women will face
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: FIS flag with other nation flags. Credit: GEPAOn November 26th, the Federation of International Skiing (FIS) advanced its efforts to enhance the sustainability of snow sports.FIS announced a collaboration under the ESA’s Business Applications and Space Solutions program
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Featured Image: Podium from the Stifel Killington Cup slalom. Credit: GEPAThe crowd gathered one last time at the Stifel Killington Cup weekend for the thrilling conclusion of the women’s slalom. The women skillfully navigated the steep slopes, delivering impressive performances.The
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Henrik Von Appen racing at the Beaver Creek World Cup. Credit: GEPAHenrik Von Appen, a World Cup Speed athlete is diligently working to make his comeback this season to the circuit. Von Appen considers himself “One of the earliest athletes to adopt anti-cut
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Featured Image: Marco Odermatt. Credit: GEPAMarco Odermatt successfully fought through the worsening conditions to achieve another victory on the Val D’Isère giant slalom track. The 2024 overall and giant slalom globe winner has won 21 out of the 30 World Cup races in the past
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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
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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
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