The International Luge Federation's (FIL) newly-appointed Natural Track and Popular Sports Commission held their first meeting in Salzburg where they discussed the upcoming World Cup.

The International Luge Federation’s (FIL) Slide 2026 strategic plan was among the topics of discussion when officials within the organisation came together for three days of meetings in Austria.

Tickets for the 52nd Luge World Championships are now on sale with just under 300 days to go before competition starts in the German resort of Altenberg.

Russian three-time world champion Roman Repilov has criticised the standard of the International Luge Federation (FIL) Luge World Cup in the absence of athletes from his country.

Austria’s high-achieving luge squad has rounded off its season with an intensive test week in the French resort of La Plagne to generate data which will assist competiveness when the new season starts in October.

Lake Placid in the United States is set to host the opener and Sigulda in Latvia the finale of next season's nine-stop International Luge Federation (FIL) Luge World Cup.

The International Luge Federation (FIL) Commission for Youth and Development held a meeting in Berchtesgaden in Germany to discuss the sport's calendar.

The International Luge Federation (FIL) has paid tribute to Olympic champion Klaus Bonsack who has died at the age of 81.

Work has begun on demolishing of the Eugenio Monti sliding track in Cortina d'Ampezzo to make way for a new Sliding Centre to be used at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games, although this has been the subject of a protest.

Max Langenhan of Germany won a fifth successive men’s singles title at the final International Luge Federation Luge World Cup of the season in Winterberg.

Germany's Julia Taubitz successfully defended her overall women's singles title in the Luge World Cup despite failing to win a medal at the concluding event in Winterberg.

Dajana Eitberger led a German one-two-three at the penultimate women's singles International Luge Federation Luge World Cup of the season in St Moritz.

Germany's Max Langenhan continued his fine end to the International Luge Federation Luge World Cup in St Moritz, clinching a fourth consecutive men's singles victory.

Germany’s Julia Taubitz won the 20^th International Luge Federation (FIL) Luge World Cup title of her career after claiming the women’s singles crown on home ice in Winterberg.

Germany’s Max Langenhan won the men’s singles title on home ice on the first day of the latest International Luge Federation Luge World Cup in Winterberg.