Dominik Paris

Dominik Paris is an Italian alpine ski racer known for his expertise in speed events, achieving numerous World Cup victories and a World Championship title. After making his World Cup debut in 2008, Dominik Paris quickly established himself as a dominant force in alpine ski racing, particularly in speed events. He secured his first World Cup victory in 2012 and earned a silver medal at the 2013 World Championships. Paris continued his ascent, achieving his first Super-G win at Kitzbühel in 2015.

Throughout his career, he has proudly represented Italy in four Winter Olympic Games and eight World Championships, securing two medals at the latter, and consistently placing among the elite in downhill and Super-G disciplines. Paris delivered a career-defining performance in 2019, becoming the world champion in Super-G at the 2019 Åre World Championships. That same season, he also claimed the coveted first-place position in the overall Super-G standings. His remarkable achievements include six downhill victories in Bormio, alongside three significant downhill wins in Kitzbühel, completing a notable ‘Hahnenkamm hat trick’ in 2019.

As of March 2025, Dominik Paris boasts an impressive record of 24 individual World Cup wins and 50 podium finishes across his career. His consistent high-level performance and numerous victories underscore his enduring impact and marketability as an iconic figure in professional sports, celebrated for his relentless drive and expertise in alpine skiing.