Federica Brignone

Slalom conqueror Federica Brignone is a phenomenal alpine race skier. First sliding into a pair of skis at 18 months old, Brignone found her place on the slopes as naturally as a fish to water. Moving to the small village La Salle, nestled in the snowy Aosta Valley, gave Brignone all the fire she needed to thrive on the slopes. Now standing at the top of the world rankings, Brignone is one of Italy’s greatest athletes. Challenging the competition at the Grand Slalom, Super G and Combined have made Brignone a champion of her discipline.

Dreaming big, Brignone always wanted to become an ‘allrounder’ skier. Now holder of multiple world titles and a decorated Winter Olympian, Brignone has proven her versatility on the snow. Brignone’s dominance in the 2019-2020 season awarded her the sought out World Cup title. In the same breath, Brignone had become the first and only woman to have won the Cup for Italy. Taking on 11 seasonal podiums that season saw Brignone claim five victories and win the Giant Slalom and the Alpine Combined globes. Phenomenal success had planted Brignone firmly at the top of her game.

Passionate about adventure and pushing her body beyond its limits make Brignone a cut above the rest. Consistently hitting every mark on the slopes, and shaping the sport for the next generation to come, Brignone has her eyes set on big things to come. Now with 15 World Cup victories under her belt, Brignone has become one of Italy’s most thrilling action sports stars.