Marc Girardelli

Marc Girardelli was one of all the best alpine skiers today, reprocessed, born the July 18th 1963 with Lustenau in Austria. Although it was born in Austria, it contributed for the Luxembourg following a deep dissension with the Austrian trainer. It obtained two Olympic medals and eleven medals with different the Championnats from the world of Alpine skiing. Of 1984 with 1991, only itself (5×) and Pirmin Zurbriggen (4×) gained the general classification of the world cup.

Prize list

Olympic Games

Winter Olympics of 1992 with Albertville (France):

Medal of money in Giant slalom.
Medal of money in Super G.

Championships of the world

Championships of the world of 1985 with Bormio (Italy):

Medal of money in Slalom.
Bronze medal in Giant slalom.

Championships of the world of 1987 with Notch-Montana (Swiss):

Gold medal out of Compound.
Medal of money in Giant slalom.
Medal of money in Super G.

Championships of the world of 1989 with Vail (the United States):

Gold medal out of Compound.
Bronze medal in Slalom.

Championships of the world of 1991 with Saalbach-Hinterglemm (Austria):

Gold medal in Slalom.

Championships of the world of 1993 with Morioka (Japan):

Medal of money in Slalom.
Bronze medal out of Compound.

Championships of the world of 1996 in the Sierra Nevada (Spain):

Gold medal out of Compound.

World cup

Victorious of the general classification of the world cup in 1985, 1986, 1989, 1991 and 1993 Victorious
of the world cup of descent in 1989 and 1994 Victorious
of the world cup of giant in 1985 Victorious
of the world cup of slalom in 1984, 1985 and 1991 Victorious
of the compound world cup in 1989, 1991, 1993 and 1995
46 successes in race (7 giant slaloms, 16 slaloms, 11 compounds, 3 descents, 9 super G)

Season per season

1983 :

Slalom: 1 vitoire (Gaellivare (Sweden))

1984 :

Slalom: 5 vitoires (Parpan (Swiss), Kitzbühel (Austria), Borovetz (), Aare (Sweden), Oslo (Norway))

1985 :

Slalom: 7 victories (Sestrière (Italy), Bad Wiessee (Germany), Kitzbühel (Austria), Wengen (Swiss), Kranjska Gora (), Park City (the United States), Heavenly Valley (the United States))
Giant slalom: 2 victories (Sestrière (Italy), Aspen (the United States))
Super G: 2 victories (Madonna di Campiglio (Italy), Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Austria))

1986 :

Combined: 2 victories (Alta Badia (Italy), Morzine (Swiss))
Super G: 1 victory (Montana Notches (Swiss))

1987 :

Super G: 2 victories (Furano Japan), Calgary (Canada))
Giant slalom: 1 victory (Sarajevo ())

1989 :

Slalom: 2 victories (Sestrière (Italy), Kranjsla Gora ())
Descent: 3 victories (Kitzbühel (Austria), Wengen X 2 (Switzerland))
Combined: 2 victories (Kitzbühel (Austria), Wengen (Swiss))
Giant slalom: 1 victory (Adelboden (Swiss))
Super G: 1 victory (Whistler (Canada))

1991 :

Combined: 1 victory (Kitzbühel (Austria))
Slalom: 1 victory (Kitzbühel (Austria))
Giant slalom: 1 victory (Adelboden (Swiss))

1992 :

Super G: 1 victory (Valley of Isere (France))

1993 :

Giant slalom: 2 victories (Alta Badia (Italy), Kranjska Gora ())
Super G: 1 victory (Sankt Anton/Arlberg (Austria))
Combined: 3 victories (Garmisch (Germany), Lech (Austria), Veysonnaz (Swiss))

1994 :

Super G: 1 victory (Wengen (Swiss))

1995 :

Combined: 2 victories (Kitzbühel (Austria), Wengen (Swiss))

1996 :

Combined: 1 victory (Veysonnaz (Swiss))

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