Top 10 Winning Instincts in Alpine Skiing

The greatest and best alpine skiers in downhill, giant slalom and super g all have a great winning instinvt and wants to take the gold in fis world cup tracks like KItzbuhel, olympic and world championship.

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The skiers we will feature are:

Reinfried Herbst (AUT), the slalom specialist who won the Olympic silver medal in 2006 and the World Cup slalom title in 2010.

Hermann Maier (AUT), the “Herminator” who overcame a near-fatal motorcycle crash to win four Olympic medals and 54 World Cup races, including a record 24 super-Gs.

Michela Figini (SUI), the youngest Olympic champion in alpine skiing history, who won the downhill gold medal at age 17 in 1984 and went on to claim two more Olympic medals and 17 World Cup victories.

Alberto Tomba (ITA), the charismatic “La Bomba” who thrilled the crowds with his flamboyant style and won three Olympic gold medals and 50 World Cup races in slalom and giant slalom.

Franz Klammer (AUT), the “Kaiser” who dominated the downhill discipline in the 1970s and delivered one of the most memorable runs in Olympic history to win the gold medal in 1976.

Lise-Marie Morerod (SUI), the versatile skier who won 24 World Cup races in all four disciplines and became the first woman to win the overall World Cup title twice, in 1977 and 1979.

Lindsey Vonn (USA), the most successful female skier of all time, who won four overall World Cup titles, 82 World Cup races, and three Olympic medals, including the downhill gold in 2010.

Mikaela Shiffrin (USA), the prodigy who equalled Ingemar Stenmark’s record of 86 World Cup wins and became the first skier to win six consecutive slalom titles and four overall titles.

Nancy Greene (CAN), the “Tiger” who dominated the World Cup circuit in the late 1960s and won two Olympic medals and 13 World Cup races in one season, a feat unmatched by any other female skier.

Jean-Claude Killy (FRA), the legend who achieved the “Triple Crown” of alpine skiing by winning all three Olympic gold medals and all four World Cup titles in 1968.

Stats from Ski-db winning instincts

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