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Marcel Hirscher

Alpine Skiing · Netherlands

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Marcel
Hirscher

World Champion
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Olympic Medal
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Never Been Done
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Photo: Manfred Werner (Tsui) / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

Eight overall titles. The greatest of all time came back for one more chapter - this time in orange.

About Marcel

Marcel Hirscher dominated men's alpine skiing for the better part of a decade, winning a record eight consecutive World Cup overall titles between 2012 and 2019 and adding two Olympic gold medals at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games. He retired in 2019 as the sport's most decorated technical skier, only to shock the ski world in 2024 by announcing a comeback - this time racing for the Netherlands, his mother's home country, on skis from his own brand, Van Deer.

The moments

Iconic
achievements

Legend
2018

Marcel Hirscher — Olympic champion - Pyeongchang 2018 men's combined (post-injury comeback)

Won Olympic gold in the men's alpine combined at the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Games - his first Olympic title, achieved despite minimal downhill training after fracturing his ankle in pre-season.

Olympic Medal
2018

Marcel Hirscher — Olympic champion - Pyeongchang 2018 men's giant slalom

Won a second Olympic gold at Pyeongchang 2018 in the giant slalom, winning by 1.27 seconds - the biggest Olympic GS winning margin since 1968.

Legend
2018

Marcel Hirscher — Most successful Austrian World Cup ski racer ever (63rd win)

Became Austria's most successful World Cup ski racer in history, male or female, with his 63rd career win - a slalom victory in his native state of Salzburg that surpassed Annemarie Moser-Proell's lon

World Champion
2019

Marcel Hirscher — Seven-time World Champion - ties all-time Austrian record

Won his seventh World Championship gold medal in the slalom at the 2019 World Championships in Are, equaling Toni Sailer's all-time Austrian record for World Championship gold medals.

Legend
2019

Marcel Hirscher — Record eight-time consecutive World Cup overall champion (2012-2019)

Clinched a record eighth consecutive FIS Alpine Ski World Cup overall title after placing third in the slalom in Kranjska Gora - the most overall titles ever won by a male skier and the longest winnin

Legend
2019

Marcel Hirscher — Career World Cup win tally: 67 wins - 2nd all-time men's record

Announced his retirement from ski racing with 67 World Cup victories from 245 starts - the second-most race wins in men's alpine skiing history behind Ingemar Stenmark.

Title
2024

Marcel Hirscher — Dutch national team debut - first Dutch World Cup points scorer since 2022

Made his anticipated World Cup return racing for the Netherlands, finishing 23rd in the season-opening giant slalom in Solden - the first time a Dutch competitor had scored World Cup points since Janu

The record

  1. 2018Marcel Hirscher — Olympic champion - Pyeongchang 2018 men's combined (post-injury comeback)Legend
  2. 2018Marcel Hirscher — Olympic champion - Pyeongchang 2018 men's giant slalomOlympic Medal
  3. 2018Marcel Hirscher — Most successful Austrian World Cup ski racer ever (63rd win)Legend
  4. 2019Marcel Hirscher — Seven-time World Champion - ties all-time Austrian recordWorld Champion
  5. 2019Marcel Hirscher — Record eight-time consecutive World Cup overall champion (2012-2019)Legend
  6. 2019Marcel Hirscher — Career World Cup win tally: 67 wins - 2nd all-time men's recordLegend
  7. 2024Marcel Hirscher — Dutch national team debut - first Dutch World Cup points scorer since 2022Title