Peter Lange is the Publisher at Ski Racing Media. With over 38 seasons of coaching experience, he has worked with athletes from various countries and levels, focusing on individual sports and competitive disciplines. Lange's insights and expertise have been featured in Dove Medical Press, NewsBreak, BMJ, and other reputable publications.
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Peter Lange's coverage primarily focuses on event-specific coverage of alpine skiing, particularly ski races and World Cup events. He would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing major ski racing events, previews, athlete profiles, and post-event analysis.
Given the nature of his articles which focus heavily on specific race results and event highlights, he might be interested in receiving timely updates from reliable sources regarding significant developments within the world of alpine skiing. This could include exclusive interviews with athletes or insights from coaches and experts within the sport.
As Peter’s geographic focus is not specified but given that he covers international events such as the World Cup, it would be beneficial to provide context relevant to a global audience when pitching.
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Katie Hensien returns to Sölden healthy and ambitious after another injury setback, aiming to build on her remarkable World Cup GS success.
By: Brien Gepa
After back-to-back top-11 Sölden World Cup giant slalom seasons, the Stifel U.S. Ski Team veteran returns to the Rettenbach Glacier with proven speed, hard-earned experience, and a growing appreciation for ski racing.
By: Peter Lange
Seventeen-year-old Katie Rowekamp won a team time trial for her first World Cup start at Sölden, where she’ll race Mikaela Shiffrin.
Sölden women’s GS start list, WCSL rankings, race times, U.S. and Canadian starters, and how to watch the 2026 World Cup opener.
Sölden men’s GS 2026 start list, WCSL rankings, U.S. starters, race times and how to watch live on Peacock, CBC and HBO Max.
By: Lucas Pinheiro Braathen Gepa
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen returned to Sölden on Sunday, Oct. 25, and delivered the fastest first run of the men’s 2026-27 Alpine World Cup opener. Behind him, seven racers starting bib 31 or higher fought their way into the second run, transforming the battle for qualification.
Pinheiro Braathen wins the Sölden men's GS ahead of Meillard and Odermatt as River Radamus charges to fourth in a dramatic 2026 opener.
By: Lucas Pinheiro Braathen
Following his Sölden World Cup victory, Brazil’s Olympic champion reveals how achieving his greatest dream brought new freedom, renewed motivation and an even bigger ambition.
There is something special about a perfectly carved turn. The moment the edges engage, pressure builds, and the skis accelerate across the snow. For skiers who appreciate that sensation, the equipment beneath their feet matters.
Before Alex Leever became CEO of SYNC Performance, I knew him as a racer who pursued his own ambitions while sincerely celebrating someone else’s success.
