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Day one of the final Long Track World Cup of the season is in the books in Inzell, Germany. Jordan Stolz opened the weekend with two more medals for Team USA. First a silver in the 500m, then a gold in the 1500m, finishing just off the track record he set in Inzell two seasons ago. US Speedskating was USANA’s first sports partnership and is still our longest running. We are proud to support athletes who trust USANA while they chase World Cup podiums like this. Day two kicks off at 8:30 a.m. ET with the 1000m, 3000m, and 5000m. Watch live or on replay on Peacock or the ISU YouTube channel. #USANAathletes #TeamUSANA #USSpeedskating @US Speedskating

ST. MORITZ delivered for Team USA on natural ice. At the only natural ice bobsled track in the world, Kaillie Armbruster Humphries and Jasmine Jones raced to gold in 2-Woman Bobsled, closing out the penultimate World Cup stop in style with a 2 run time of 2:18.40. It is Jones’ first World Cup gold and another statement win for Humphries. Kaysha Love and Emily Renna finished eighth, with Elana Meyers Taylor and Jadin O’Brien in tenth, putting three USA sleds in the top ten. In 4 Man Bobsled, Frank Del Duca, Josh Williamson, Boone Niederhofer, and Dylan Gilbert came home 16th. USANA is proud to support USA Bobsled & Skeleton and athletes who trust USANA as they chase moments like this on the World Cup tour. The circuit wraps next weekend in Altenberg, Germany, followed by Team USA’s 2026 Olympic Bobsled and Skeleton team announcement on January 19. #USANAathletes #TeamUSANA #Bobsled #USABS #TeamUSA

Olympian Mason Parris and World Team member David Carr headline a 26-athlete team from the U.S. headed to next week's Henri Deglane Grand Prix of France. #usawrestling go.themat.com/ujwVy

Another World Cup podium for Team USA Skeleton in St. Moritz. Kelly Curtis climbed from 9th to 2nd to take silver in Women’s Skeleton. Her second career World Cup podium and her first as a mom. Team USA also added solid depth across the day with finishes in men’s skeleton and mixed team racing. Racing continues tomorrow with Monobob and 2-Man. Momentum building for our partners at USA Skeleton.

Eight medals across two World Cups. A big stretch for our partners at USA Luge. Park City highlights included Summer Britcher’s first World Cup win since 2018 and the 50th World Cup gold in program history, Ashley Farquharson’s first individual podium, a silver in men’s doubles, and a bronze in the team relay. The momentum carried into Lake Placid with more podium finishes, including first-ever World Cup wins and additional medals across singles and doubles. Strong performances at home. Real momentum as the season builds toward 2026.

Team USA opened the Olympic year with results in Winterberg. The weekend started with a World Cup silver from Mystique Ro in Women’s Skeleton. From there, Team USA delivered consistent finishes across events. Top-5 results in Monobob and 2-Man. Multiple top-10 finishes in 2-Woman and 4-Man racing. A solid, well-rounded opening to 2026. Next stop is St. Moritz.

What a way to close out World Cup racing in 2025. In Sigulda, Kaillie Armbruster Humphries and Emily Renna took gold in 2-Woman Bobsled. Kaillie’s first World Cup win in three years and her first as a mom. Emily’s first World Cup win ever. Team USA also added strong depth with a 4th-place finish from Elana Meyers Taylor and Jadin O’Brien. The tour resumes in January with racing in Winterberg. Momentum heading into 2026 is real.

Another big moment this weekend for USANA partner @USABS Mystique Ro and Austin Florian took silver in the Mixed Team event in Lillehammer. That marks the first World Cup podium of the season for USA Skeleton. Worth noting. This duo are the reigning World Champions in Mixed Team, an event set to make its Olympic debut at Milano Cortina 2026. Momentum is building as the tour heads to Sigulda next.

What a weekend for the @USSpeedskating long track team. Jordan Stolz delivered a statement. Gold in the 500m, 1000m, and 1500m. Track records in all three. Still undefeated in the 1500m. The Men’s Team Pursuit trio of Casey Dawson, Emery Lehman, and Ethan Cepuran won gold and secured the World Cup Overall Champion title. On the women’s side, Brittany Bowe, Mia Manganello, and Giorgia Birkeland took silver in Team Pursuit. Depth. Dominance. Momentum. Huge weekend for USANA partner @USSpeedskating

Yesterday brought gold for USANA partner @USABS In PyeongChang, Katie Uhlaender won gold in Women’s Skeleton on the Asian Cup circuit. A big result and a strong performance for the team. Next stop on the World Cup tour is Sigulda, Latvia, December 18–21.

What makes the team relay special is that no one can hide. Every run counts. Every sled matters. USA Luge finishing third in the relay caps a huge weekend in Park City. That podium represents the strength of the whole team, not just one standout performance. Proud of our partners at USA Luge

In Park City with @USALuge this weekend. Great to be here with one of our long-time partners. Huge results on the 2002 Olympic track. Summer Britcher took gold in the women’s singles. Ashley Farquharson finished third to round out the women’s podium. USA Luge also hit the podium in men’s doubles with a silver. About to watch the team relay. This should be a fun one.

Day 2 and 3 of Long Track World Cup 3 in Heerenveen did not disappoint. Jordan Stolz opened the weekend by winning gold in the Men’s 1000m, setting a new track record and winning by more than a full second. Brittany Bowe kept the momentum going with a strong 4th place finish in the Women’s 1500m, just off the podium. On the final day, Team USA stacked three more medals. Jordan grabbed his third gold of the weekend in the Men’s 500m, along with his third track record at Thialf. World No. 1 Mia Manganello then took silver in the Women’s Mass Start and has now hit the podium at every World Cup Mass Start this season, completing the full set of podium colors. The Men’s Team Sprint of Zach Stoppelmoor, Cooper McLeod, and Conor McDermott-Mostowy closed it out with silver after posting the second fastest time of the day. US Speedskating was USANA’s first sports partnership and remains our longest running. We are proud to support athletes who trust USANA as they chase World Cup podiums like this every weekend. The final Fall World Cup kicks off Friday in Hamar, Norway. You can watch live on Peacock and the ISU YouTube channel. #USANAathletes #TeamUSANA #USSpeedskating #SpeedSkating #TeamUSA #WorldCup

Day 1 of the Long Track World Cup 3 kicked off in Heerenveen, Netherlands, with a podium finish! Jordan Stolz won the first medal of the weekend with gold in the 1500m. He set a new track record and remains undefeated in the 1500m this season. Brittany Bowe finished fourth, just a tenth off the podium in the women's 1000m. Racing continues tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. ET, live on Peacock or the ISU YouTube channel.

Jamaica just did it again on ice. At the North American Cup in Park City, pilot Shane Pitter and brakeman Joel Fearon stormed to gold in the 2-man bobsled with a 1:38.88 total time, winning by 0.05 after a dramatic crash by the leaders opened the door. This comes right after their first ever IBSF 4-man gold in Whistler and caps a huge start to 2025. Two NAC golds. Three bronzes. Five medals total. On a 2002 Olympic track that tests everyone, the “Cool Runnings” underdog story is not just nostalgia. It is the standard. Jamaica is here to win.

Kaysha Love is wasting no time this World Cup season. At the opening stop in Cortina, she took silver in the first bobsled World Cup race of the year on the newly reworked track, then came back the next day with another silver in 2-Woman Bobsled with Azaria Hill. Kaillie Humphries and Sylvia Hoffman added a 2-Woman bronze, while Mystique Ro and Austin Florian placed fifth in Mixed Team Skeleton, and Frankie Del Duca and Josh Williamson finished fifth in 2-Man Bobsled. Stop two wrapped in Innsbruck, Austria, where Kaysha delivered the first World Cup gold of the season for Team USA in Women’s Monobob, then followed it up with silver in 2-Woman Bobsled alongside Hoffman. Skeleton World Cup races from this stop will run later this month in Sigulda, Latvia. USANA is proud to support USA Bobsled & Skeleton and athletes like Kaysha who trust their health to USANA as they chase World Cup podiums all season. #USANAathletes #AthletesTrustUSANA #Bobsled #Skeleton

27 medals for U.S. skaters in November

What an incredible day for Jamaican bobsled. Huge congratulations to our partners, the Jamaica Bobsleigh two-man team, pilot Shane Pitter and brakeman Joel Fearon. They captured gold in Race 3 of the IBSF sliding North American Cup in Park City, Utah, edging Canada by just 0.05 seconds with a combined time of 1:38.88. After a dramatic moment near the finish, they crossed the finish line, and stood on top of the podium. This result comes right on the heels of their bronze in Whistler last week. Back to back medals. At USANA, we are proud to support the Jamaica Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation with high quality, science based nutrition as they chase their Olympic goals toward Milan Cortina 2026. Shane, Joel, and the entire Jamaican sliding program are writing a new chapter for their country in this sport. We are honored to be part of the journey.

Fast day for US Speedskating in Dordrecht. Corinne Stoddard wins silver in the 1000 m, keeping her podium streak alive. Andrew Heo earns his first gold in the 500 m, the first U.S. men’s gold since 2014. The women’s relay adds bronze. USANA is proud to support US Speedskating