Winter Gold is a Super Nintendo game released in 1996. A North American version was planned under the name FX Skiing, but was not released.
The game uses a similar graphic technique to the Amiga demo State of the Art, and they share a programmer, Paul Endresen (AKA: Lone Starr). The developer, Funcom, was founded by, and hired many people from the the European demo scenes.
The menu background copies the 'dancing girl' motif found in State of the Art, made by tracing pre-recorded video with vectors. The racing graphics use the same technique, though the traced video in these cases was originally 3-D. It's one of the most interesting looking SNES games: the graphics look like a jumbley PlayStation game, and the sparse, considered use of colour and lighting recall Mirror's Edge. Effectively the game just sprites on a streaming background (though one created in real-time–as incredible and contradictory as real-time and streaming seem to be) but feels much more alive than that.
source: ASSEMblergames (credits retrieved from ROM) & Youtube.
The credits listed on Wikipedia and MobyGames are less complete.