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Austria Katharina Liensberger is an Austrian alpine ski racer specializing in technical events, known for her Olympic and World Championship gold medals.
After a period of indecision regarding ski brands, Liensberger established a new partnership with Kästle, marking their return to the OSV supplier pool after a 23-year absence.
As part of Kästle's renewed presence, Liensberger also formed partnerships with Dalbello for boots.
Liensberger partnered with Lange for ski boots through Kästle's initiative.
Liensberger entered a partnership with Marker for ski bindings. This collaboration was part of Kästle's reentry into the supplier pool.
Schöffel renewed its sponsorship with the Austrian ski team, with Liensberger stating, "I associate all my successes with just one clothing brand: Schöffel." The renewed partnership began with the 2022/23 ski season.
Liensberger uses Rossignol skis and boots as part of her equipment.
Liensberger uses Leki poles as part of her skiing equipment.
Ensured communication and connectivity during the period of global challenges.
Promoted cohesion and community during challenging times through collaboration.
Supported Liensberger in her winter sports pursuits.
Supported Liensberger in her equestrian activities.
Katharina Liensberger was born on April 1, 1997, in Feldkirch, Vorarlberg, Austria. She began skiing at the age of three, quickly developing a passion for the sport. Her early engagement with artistic gymnastics from 2003 to 2011 provided a foundation in movement, body awareness, and elegant motion, which she later applied to her skiing technique. This diverse athletic background contributed to her ability to quickly master new movements and maintain body control on the slopes.
Liensberger made her World Cup debut in January 2016. Her career progression saw her achieve her first World Cup podium in 2019. A significant turning point came in March 2021 when she secured her first World Cup victories, leading to her winning the season title in slalom. That same year, she achieved remarkable success at the World Championships in Cortina d’Ampezzo, winning gold medals in both slalom and parallel giant slalom, along with a bronze medal in giant slalom. She also earned a silver medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in the team event, followed by a gold medal in the team event and a silver medal in slalom at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
Her consistent performance and dedication have established her as a leading figure in alpine skiing. She continues to compete in slalom and giant slalom events, maintaining high rankings in the FIS points lists. Beyond her professional skiing career, Liensberger enjoys a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, tennis, water skiing, and occasionally kite surfing. She also finds relaxation and mental balance through playing the harp, considering it a crucial part of her personal well-being.
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