The official results for the du Maurier International Ladies Giant Slalom held at Whistler Mountain on January 28 and 29, 1967. The Canadian Amateur Ski Association logo is also at the top of the page. The first page features a watermark image of a ski racer. The jury's names and countries are listed on the first page. The racers' place, start number, name, country, time, and FIS points are listed on both the first and second pages. The second page lists the disqualifications, did not starts and did not finishes, and is signed by the referee.
Training list for the Warsteiner Men's World Downhill held at Whistler Mountain on February 24, 1995. It includes the names and nationalities of the jury, forerunners, and competitors, as well as technical data about the course.
Course crew manual for the 1993 Labatt Blue World Tour Whistler Mountain Ski Classic. It includes information on the responsibilities of the course crew, a list of crew positions, an organizational chart for World Cup '93, a map of the Dave Murray World Cup Downhill, a list of 1993 crew chiefs, and a volunteer schedule for February 24th-28th. Logos of sponsors are featured on the back.
Poster from the Whistler Mountain silver anniversary (25 years) with the dates 1990-1965. Features images of skiers, Whistler Mountain and two gondolas.
Photocopied newspaper article from The Globe and Mail entitled "Boyd putting best foot forward". Written by James Christie, it discusses the Canadian downhill skier, Rob Boyd, and a new foot technique he is perfecting for the 1990-91 World Cup season. The article includes a black and white photograph of Boyd holding a Molson World Downhill 1st Place trophy.
Media Guide for the Warsteiner World Downhill & Super G Races held on March 5-6 and 12-13, 1994 at Whistler Mountain. It contains contact information for race staff, lists of Race Organizing Committee members, a provisional schedule of events for March 1-13, articles about skiing and ski racing, and results for men's and women's ski events over the 1993-94 season.
Contents include:
Contacts
Race Organizing Committees
Whistler Mountain Ski Classic - Provisional Schedule of Events, March 1-13, 1994
"Warsteiner New Title Sponsor."
"A Classic Returns."
"The Dave Murray Downhill - New names for an historic course."
"Ski Classic Aids Future Racers."
"World Cup Tougher Than Ever."
"Safety Manouveres - Staging the Whistler Mountain Ski Classic."
"Racers Pick a Number."
"A Century of Ski Racing."
Fact Sheet: Women's events
Sergio Tacchini Alpine World Cup 1993/94: Women
Women's World Cup Results 1993/94
Medalists and Top Canadians in previous World Cup downhills in Canada (women)
"Women in Ski Racing - A Canadian tradition of winning."
"Women in Charge at Whistler."
Fact Sheet: Men's events
Sergio Tacchini Alpine World Cup 1993/94: Men
Men's World Cup Results, 1993/94
Medalists and Top Canadians in previous World Cup downhills in Canada (men)
Item is a large newspaper article from page 3 of The Lions Gate Times, entitled "Garibaldi: Blueprint for the future" and dated Thursday, January 16, 1964. The article discusses potential ski hill development within Garibaldi Park, particularly at the Alta Lake/Whistler Mountain area. There are two 'sub-articles': "Garibaldi ski lift: the public can build it," by Mary MacDonald, and "On to Garibaldi," by Editor. Article includes three images: diagram of Whistler Mountain with planned ski hills (current location of Creekside), photograph of Whistler Mountain, and map of southwestern B.C. with key locations indicated.
A Ski Canada Magazine from 1982 as a Special Whistler World Cup Issue. Table of Contents: 18 Whistler Welcomes the World - Everything's in place for Whistler's second attempt at staging a World Cup Downhill and if the weather cooperates it could be the start of something big. 23 Is Downhill Too Dangerous? - World Cup courses have not kept up with racing technology. The result: as speeds increase so do the number of injuries. 28 The Racers - Podborski, Mueller, Weirather and Read are household names in Europe. At Whistler they'll be the racers to watch. 33 The Race - For neophyte race watcher a World Cup downhill can be a confusing experience. These tips from a veteran race watcher tell you how to get the most out of the event. 35 The Course - Whistler's new downhill course is the second longest on the circuit and offers spectators plenty of opportunities to catch the action. Here's what to look for. 36 Bindings '82: Poised for a Leap into the Future - The mainstays are still there, but this year may be the turning point in ski binding development. 50 Club Med Strikes Gold at Copper Mountain - They've go a hit on their hands down in Colorado as French panache and American showmanship bring out the best in the Club Med formula. 41 Take the Powder Plunge - If you've been postponing your heli-skiing trip because you aren't sure you can handle the deep stuff, take heart. It's not as difficult as it looks. 56 Tod: The Mountain That Would be King - With its abundance of snow, endless terrain and colorful history, B.C.'s Tod Mountain should be a storybook development. Why it isn't is a story in itself. 66 Ready for a Shot at the Top - No longer the also-rans of our national team, a new breed of women are ready to prove they belong on the World Cup circuit. 6 First Tracks - Whistler World Cup important on three fronts 9 Short Turns- News and Notes from the skiing world. 15 Equipment - Re-inventing the perfect ski pole. 74 Racing Tips with Peter Duncan - Preparing for racing. 78 Last Run
