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Italy Christof Innerhofer is an acclaimed Italian alpine ski racer, a World Champion in super-G, and an Olympic medalist who specializes in speed events.
Italian alpine skier Christof Innerhofer has been named as a brand ambassador for Falconeri as part of a deal between the Italian Winter Sports Federation and the fashion brand.
Christof Innerhofer was unveiled as one of the Team TCL EU Sporting Ambassadors for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. This partnership is with TCL, a global electronics brand.
Innerhofer extended his contract with Rossignol, a French manufacturer of ski equipment. This deal includes Rossignol ski equipment, bindings, boots, poles, helmet, and goggles.
Longines is listed as one of the official partners of FIS-Ski, the International Ski Federation, with Christof Innerhofer being a prominent alpine skier.
Audi is listed as one of the official partners of FIS-Ski, the International Ski Federation, with Christof Innerhofer being a prominent alpine skier. Audi FIS Ski World Cup events are commonly mentioned.
Christof Innerhofer has collaborations with Hella, an Austrian fruit juice producer.
Christof Innerhofer was born on December 17, 1984, in Bruneck, South Tyrol, Italy, and currently resides in Gais. He commenced his World Cup career at the age of 21, making his debut in November 2006. Innerhofer’s first victory on the World Cup circuit occurred in December 2008, when he secured a win in the downhill event at Bormio. His career is marked by participation across all five alpine disciplines, with a specific focus on downhill and super-G events.
Innerhofer’s professional achievements include multiple medals at the World Championships and Olympic Games. A significant milestone was achieved at the 2011 World Championships in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, where he earned a complete set of medals: a gold in super-G, a silver in super combined, and a bronze in downhill. Following this success, he continued to demonstrate his skill by winning a super combined event at Bansko, Bulgaria, the first World Cup race after the World Championships. Innerhofer also secured two medals at the 2014 Sochi Olympics, earning a silver in downhill and a bronze in combined.
Throughout his extensive career, Innerhofer has accumulated 6 World Cup wins across downhill, super-G, and alpine combined disciplines, and a total of 18 World Cup podium finishes. He has competed in four Olympic Games (2010, 2014, 2018, 2022) and nine World Championships (2007-2015, 2019-2025). As of the 2024-2025 season, still actively competing at 40 years old, Innerhofer remains a prominent figure in alpine skiing, contributing to Italian winter sports.
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