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Marc Girardelli (* 18. července 1963, Lustenau - Rakousko) je lucemburský lyžař. Původem je Rakušan, ale kvůli neshodám s trenéry v rakouském týmu odešel reprezentovat Lucembursko . Největší úspěchy: 5× celkové vítězství ve Světovém poháru. 5× start na ZOH.
But back in the day, Marc Girardelli was a relentless, never-say-die competitor—the alpine world’s original rebel with a cause. His ski racing story is one of legend. Here’s how the Marc Girardelli narrative goes: Boy from the flatlands of Austria exhibits an uncanny ability to ski fast down steep hills. Like another famous Austrian named ...
For a decade, from the mid-eighties through to the mid-nineties, Marc Girardelli’s name was synonymous with success at the Olympic Winter Games, the World Skiing Championships and on the Alpine Skiing World Cup circuit, where his regular duels with Switzerland’s Pirmin Zurbriggen in the speed events (downhill and super-G), and Italy’s Alberto Tomba in the technical disciplines (giant ...
Marc Girardelli (s. 18. heinäkuuta 1963 Lustenau, Itävalta) on luxemburgilainen uransa lopettanut alppihiihtäjä, joka on syntyjään kotoisin Itävallasta. Hän on yksi kaikkien aikojen menestyneimmistä alppihiihtäjistä. Girardelli aloitti alppihiihdon 5-vuotiaana vuonna 1969 ja ensimmäisen kilpailunsa hän laski 7-vuotiaana.
Marc Girardelli is among the best alpine skier ever not to become Olympic champion. He is a record five-time winner of the overall World Cup (1985, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993) and a fourfold World Champion (slalom 1991, combined 1987, 1989, 1996). A native Austrian, he started skiing for the Luxembourg federation after a dispute with the Austrian ...
Marc Girardelli biography Marc Girardelli – native of Austria – first started skiing at the tender age of five. This is nothing unusual when you consider that the Vorarlberg Alps are his home. Yet what followed is unprecedented. He was awarded reginal champion in slalom at only eight, and the fist Youths‘ Grand Prix champion […]
6 de may. de 2024 · One of the dominant figures in men’s alpine skiing in the 1980s and 1990s, Marc Giradelli created a lasting legacy in his sport, and helped put Luxembourg on the Olympic map. For a decade, from the mid-eighties through to the mid-nineties, Marc Girardelli’s name was synonymous with success at ...
