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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.

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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.

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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.