Jacqueline Loelling

Jacqueline Loelling has established herself as a formidable skeleton racer, achieving multiple World Cup titles and Olympic medals throughout her career. After making an immediate impact on the international circuit, Jacqueline Loelling secured her first two international race victories on the Europe Cup in Cesana Pariol in 2010. Loelling further demonstrated her potential on the global stage by dominating the Junior World Championships, securing gold medals in 2014 at Winterberg and again in 2015 at Altenberg. Her early career also saw her earn a coveted Winter Youth Olympics Gold Medal in 2012 and a World Championships Silver Medal in 2015.

Loelling further added to her decorated career with multiple World Championship titles, including individual gold in 2017 at Königssee and two mixed team golds in 2017 and 2020. She maintained her position at the pinnacle of the sport, achieving first place in the Skeleton World Cup overall standings in both the 2017–18 and 2019–20 seasons. Jacqueline Loelling has continued her impressive run in recent years, securing a World Championships Silver Medal in the women’s event in 2019, followed by additional World Championships Silver Medals in 2021 for both the women’s individual and mixed team categories. Most recently, she earned a World Championships Bronze Medal in the mixed team event in 2024, demonstrating her sustained competitive edge at the highest level.

Beyond her demanding athletic career, Loelling also serves professionally with the German Federal Police.