Team Cartier have won the 26th Cartier Polo World Cup on Snow in St Moritz beating Team Julius Bär in the final.

The four teams competing (Cartier, Brioni, Julius Baer and Maserati) gave the 15,000 spectators a spectacular high-goal tournament of the highest calibre.

The intense final match ended in a 3-3 tie with Cartier ultimately winning due to a penalty in the last eight seconds of the match.

Following in with the ski-line trend, Aston Martin has decided to launch a pair of skis which draws inspiration from their cars.

“Conceived as the ultimate all-rounder ski, the race-derived materials make them perfect for all downhill descents.

As with the latest Aston Martin sportscars, the high-technology construction boasts the latest materials including composites, aluminium and carbon.”

Italian bicycle manufacturer Milani is teaming up with Maserati to produce some high end two-wheelers.

The Maserati bicycle is made of carbon fiber and aluminum and is painted in Maserati’s signature dark blue paint.

It comes in two models, the Veloce racing bicycle inspired by the Maserati GranTurismo and the Turismo city bicycle modeled after the Quattroporte.

Adidas and porsche design have collaborated on a new collection of footwear for the spring / summer season of 2010, focusing on the theme of ‘water / snow’.

With the Spring/Summer 2010 collection Porsche Design Sport enters its seventh season.

The footwear highlight product is the “AC Bowman” (above), which uses shock-absorbing adiPRENE.

Bentley has announced its “zai for Bentley Supersport” skis, handmade in Switzerland with collaboration from the Styling Studio at Bentley Motors.

The handmade skis are made for the new materials, believed to be the world’s first in the ski industry.

They are made from Zaiìra, which is a special composite material that includes carbon fiber, chrome steel and rubber.

Yacht makers Wally have continued with their collection of skis with their latest offerings.

The latest collection of skis uses the same carbon fiber and aerodynamic technology they developed for their yachts.

“WallyPowder is 176 cm long, it is one of the widest ski ever produced and the only full carbon ski specifically developed for off piste.”