Andorran Ski Federation

The Andorran Ski Federation, also known as FAE, governs alpine skiing in Andorra and organizes events like the Trofeu Borrufa for young competitors. The federation fields national ski teams and hosts international youth competitions such as the 34th Borrufa Trophy with over 250 skiers from 30 countries. Coverage notes the federation received increased public funding from the Andorran government announced by Culture Minister Mònica Bonell to support high-performance sports following the Milan-Cortina Olympics. Andorran Ski Federation athletes participated in a record cleanup event collecting 1,800kg of waste from ski domains for World Environment Day. Stories refer to the Andorran Ski Federation distinctly from other sports federations, focusing on alpine ski results and equipment preparations.

Key Points

• The Andorran Ski Federation, also known as FAE, governs alpine skiing in Andorra and organizes events like the Trofeu Borrufa for young competitors.
• The federation received increased public funding from the Andorran government to support high-performance sports following the Milan-Cortina Olympics.
• Andorran Ski Federation athletes participated in a record cleanup event collecting 1,800kg of waste from ski domains for World Environment Day.
• The federation fields national ski teams and hosts international youth competitions such as the 34th Borrufa Trophy with over 250 skiers from 30 countries.
• Stories refer to the Andorran Ski Federation distinctly from other sports federations, focusing on alpine ski results and equipment preparations.

Timeline

1. 2026-06-06

   Record Ski Area Waste Cleanup with Federation Participation

   Over 300 volunteers, including Andorran Ski Federation athletes, collected a record 1,800kg of waste in Muntanyes Netes ski domain cleanup for World Environment Day.

   Over 300 Volunteers Set Record Collecting 1,800kg Waste in Andorra Ski Cleanup
2. 2026-05-15

   Increased Funding Pledged for Ski Federation Post-Olympics

   Government reception honored Winter Olympians, with Culture Minister Mònica Bonell announcing boosted funding for elite sports federations including the Andorran Ski Federation.

   Andorra Honours Winter Olympians at Official Reception
3. 2026-02-21

   Cande Moreno Thumb Surgery After Olympic Injury

   FAE reported successful thumb surgery for skier Cande Moreno post-Olympics crash, with knee surgery planned and expected 6-month recovery for 2026-2027 season.

   Andorran Skier Cande Moreno's Thumb Surgery Successful Post-Olympic Crash
4. 2026-01-26

   Trofeu Borrufa 34th Edition Starts with Weather Adjustments

   Trofeu Borrufa 34th edition kicked off in Ordino with 250 U14/U16 participants, schedule changes due to snow relocating races to Grandvalira El Tarter, and National Team Event cancellation.

   Trofeu Borrufa 34th Edition Kicks Off in Ordino with Schedule Changes
5. 2026-01-22

   34th Borrufa Trophy International Youth Event Begins

   The 34th Borrufa Trophy gathered over 250 young skiers from 30 countries in Andorra, featuring slalom, giant slalom, super-G, and a National Team Event, with Andorran teams fielding 59 participants.

   34th Borrufa Trophy Gathers 250+ Young Skiers from 30 Countries in Andorra

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