Ski cross retirements 2022 so far…
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Well, it is pretty common that after each 4-year-period between Olympic Winter Games many athletes conclude the final stage of their career and head into retirement. Therefore, after the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games season, which has been a quite intense one, the ski cross family has to say “goodbye” to some of their beloved members, who are putting their professional skis aside.
While we are sad to see them leave, we are very thankful for all the great moments those athletes gave us in the world of ski cross and we truly wish them all the best for their future. Of course, we are also hoping to see those familiar faces around the circuit in the near future in some other roles to support the sport.
Here is a list of athletes, who announced their retirements so far:
– Jean-Frederic Chapuis (FRA):
2014 Sochi Olympic Champion
2013 Voss-Myrkdalen World Champion
2015 Kreischberg World Championships silver medallist
SX overall crystal globe winner 2015, 2016, 2017
118 World Cup starts
33 World Cup podiums
18 World Cup victories
– Francois Place (FRA):
2017 Sierra Nevada World Championships bronze medallist
2019 Solitude World Champion
2021 Idre Fjall World Championships silver medallist
54 World Cup starts
4 World Cup podiums
– Heidi Zacher (GER)
95 World Cup starts
18 World Cup podiums
7 World Cup victories
Armin Niederer (SUI):
142 World Cup starts
14 World Cup podiums
3 World Cup victories
Viktor Andersson (SWE):
105 World Cup starts
7 World Cup podiums
2 World Cup victories
Frederic Berthold (AUT):
23 World Cup starts
All the best to all of you and see you soon!
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