Atomic Magazine

Quand la persévérance porte ses fruits : Les histoires derrière le sourire des gagnants

21 victoires, 58 podiums sur 74 courses par 13 athlètes différents, et 4 globes de cristal, dont un du classement général - la saison 2021/22 de la Coupe du monde de ski alpin a été riche en succès et en records. Derrière ces chiffres impressionnants, on peut toutefois trouver des histoires encore plus impressionnantes.​

Beijing 2022

Des médailles dans toutes les disciplines. Les Jeux Olympiques d'hiver de Pékin se sont achevés dimanche avec la mass start du 30 km cross country féminin. Tout au long des Jeux, les athlètes Atomic ont remporté un total de 13 médailles dans toutes les disciplines, soulignant la profondeur et le professionnalisme de l'ensemble de l'équipe Atomic.​

MAVERICK & MAVEN : L’HISTOIRE D’UN NOUVEAU SKI ALL-MOUNTAIN

DEVELOPPÉ, TESTÉ ET VALIDÉ EN AMERIQUE DU NORD, OÙ CHAQUE MONTAGNE ATTIRE DES SKIEURS DIFFÉRENTS AUX STYLES NÉCESSITANT DES CAPACITÉS TOUT-TERRAIN UNIQUES, LES SKIS MAVERICK & MAVEN SÉDUISENT TOUS LES SKIEURS, SUR N’IMPORTE QUELLE MONTAGNE.

14 Tips for Roller Skiing

DE LA COUR-SE AUX MAGASINS DE SKI

Le développement d'une nouvelle technologie de ski commence par les remontées d'informations des meilleurs skieurs du monde. Quel est le parcours entre les premiers prototypes d'un nouveau ski, le développement du modèle FIS et le produit nal pour le consommateur ? Que faut-il pour qu'une conception ou une technologie actualisée, comme les nouveaux modules Revoshock puisse être appliquée à un ski mis sur le marché ?

SUCCESSFUL WORLD CUP FINAL IN ITALY

The ISMF ski mountaineering World Cup final 2021 took place in the Italian village of Madonna di Campiglio last weekend. After a season full of vast and successful coronavirus measures it was possible for the Backland athletes to prove themselves once more and to end the season successfully in all disciplines. Above all Davide Magnini, who placed 2nd in the vertical and the individual race, managed to put together the last building block for a 3rd place in the Overall World Cup, as well as a 2nd place in the Individual World Cup and a 3rd place in the Vertical World Cup.

18 WINS, 8 MEDALS, 2 GLOBES! THANK YOU, REDSTER TEAM – YOU’RE AWESOME!

All's well that ends well. On the very last race day the Atomic team finished out the season in the same mood that has been predominant throughout most of the winter: thrilled to the gills! About? Manuel Feller's second Slalom World Cup victory. And Marco Schwarz’ first globe, for instance. And even the fact that Mikaela Shiffrin's 70th World Cup victory has been postponed to next season did not dampen the spirits in any way – she finished 2nd just a week after her 26th birthday. In an extraordinary 2020-2021 season, the Redster athletes took home a total of 18 World Cup victories plus eight World Champs medals. They scored 45 podiums in 66 races, and achieved 65 top 5 and 111 top 10 results. Time to recap a season one could call successful simply because it took place at all ...

GRAND FINALE: SIMEN WINS, HUGO IS THE WORLD'S BEST U23 ATHLETE

It was a grand finale to an outstanding season in an extraordinary winter: in the Atomic Nordic unit’s final race of the season Redster superstar Simen Hegstad Krueger was the first to cross the finish line taking the win home! After claiming three medals at the Nordic World Ski Championships and even though he had started the season late, the Atomic athlete ended up in 3rd place in the distance ranking. This is the era of the new Redster S9 Gen S that has exceeded all expectations ever since it was launched. Used in secret already last year, Atomic’s latest race ski as well as the team’s mindset and spirit have given everybody wings: Following his U23 World Champs title Frenchman Hugo Lapalus also won the World Cup ranking in his age category, completing the season as the world’s best U23 athlete. And the top women on Atomic have also made a big step towards the world elite this winter ...

DOUBLE GLORY AT THE SKIMO LONG DISTANCE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

The ISMF long distance World Championships took place this year as part of the classic alpine team event Pierra Menta in Arêches-Beaufort (FRA). The Backland athletes proved their currently great shape and won the world title with Davide Magnini as part of the Italian team; the Swiss team with Rémi Bonnet achieved Silver. Further four top 10 places rounded off the excellent performances.