Tommy Ford has transitioned from a promising junior skier into a decorated Olympian and World Cup winner, known for his resilience and consistent performance in giant slalom.
Tommy Ford partnered with Sweet Protection, an outdoor gear company, expressing enthusiasm for the natural fit. As part of this collaboration, Ford began the 2022/23 ski season wearing their Volata World Cup Carbon MIPS Alpine Race Helmet and the Clockwork World Cup goggles, showcasing their products in competitive settings.
Tommy Ford uses Head skis as part of his equipment setup.
Tommy Ford is sponsored by Leki for his ski poles.
Tommy Ford uses WEND Performance products, which typically include waxes and tuning supplies for skis.
Tommy Ford partners with Hestra, known for its high-quality gloves.
Mt. Bachelor is a sponsor of Tommy Ford, reflecting his roots in skiing at the Oregon resort.
Tommy Ford has a partnership with Hydro Flask, a brand specializing in insulated drinkware.
Tommy Ford is associated with USANA, a company that produces nutritional supplements, typically supporting athletes' health and performance.
Zions Bank is a sponsor of Tommy Ford, indicating financial support or partnership.
J.Crew is listed as a partner, possibly providing apparel or sponsoring events for Tommy Ford.
Visa is a partner, which often entails credit card sponsorships or support for athletes' travel and competition expenses.
Xfinity is a partner, likely providing communication or entertainment services, or sponsoring events.
Wildhorn Outfitters is a partner, suggesting a collaboration involving outdoor gear or active lifestyle products.
Toyota is a major sponsor, commonly providing vehicle endorsements or financial support to athletes.
Born on March 20, 1989, in Hanover, New Hampshire, Tommy Ford demonstrated an early aptitude for alpine skiing, having been introduced to the sport by his racing and coaching parents. He began skiing at Mount Bachelor in Oregon and quickly rose through the junior ranks, securing four gold medals at the 2006 U.S. Junior Championships. His talent led him to Dartmouth College and ultimately positioned him for a professional career. Ford officially joined the U.S. Ski Team in 2009, earning World Cup points in his rookie season and qualifying for the 2010 Olympic team in giant slalom. His early career was marked by steady progression, including Europa Cup giant slalom wins in Meribel, France (2011) and Zell am See, Austria (2012), and a slalom silver medal at the 2009 Junior Worlds.
Ford’s career has been characterized by significant achievements and notable comebacks. After suffering a serious injury in 2013, fracturing his femur, he missed the 2013 World Championships and the 2014 Winter Olympics. His recovery and return to the sport showcased his dedication, leading to increased success on the World Cup circuit. The 2018 season marked a turning point, with his best-ever World Cup top 10 finished and consistent performances, culminating in a career-best eighth place in Åre, Sweden. His most prominent victory came in the 2020 season when he won his first World Cup race on home soil at Beaver Creek, ending a long drought for the U.S. Alpine Ski Team in men’s tech races.
Throughout his career, Ford has been a three-time Olympian (2010, 2018, 2022) and a five-time World Championship participant. He secured a first-place finish in the Team Parallel event at the 2023 World Championships in Courchevel/Meribel. In the 2020 season, he achieved his career-best ranking, finishing fifth in the world in giant slalom, and earned additional podium finishes, including a second place in Santa Caterina, Italy (2020), and a third place in Niigata Yuzawa Naeba, Japan (2020). Despite facing another leg injury in the 2024-25 season, Ford continues to be a respected figure in alpine skiing, known for his consistent results and commitment to the sport.
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