Annemarie Moser Pröll

Annemarie Moser Pröll

Austria

  • 62x World Cup victories
  • 6x Overall World Cup victories
  • 18x World Cup globes
  • WC medals: 5x Gold, 2x Silver, 2x Bronze
  • Olympic medals: 1x Gold, 2x Silver
Annemarie Moser Proell with short brown hair and glasses, wearing a red zip-up jacket with 'PK' and 'PFF' embroidery over a black turtleneck, holding a large orange and green floral bouquet.
Annemarie Moser Proell in a white number 8 race jersey stands next to a large gray and white bunny mascot wearing a red and white 'Hopsi' headband and scarf, holding red and white skis at night under stadium lights.
Annemarie Moser Proell in traditional Austrian clothing holds two orange skis printed with text celebrating the 62nd World Cup and Sportlerin des Jahrhunderts and the 1st Olympia Gold 5x WM Gold 6x Gesamtweltcup.
Birthday
27.03.1953
About Annemarie
Annemarie Moser-Pröll was the outstanding skier of the 1970s, winning the overall World Cup six times, becoming world champion five times and Olympic champion in the downhill in 1980. In addition, she won 62 races in the Ski World Cup - a record that was only surpassed after 35 years. The women's record of winning eleven races in the same discipline in a row (all eight downhill races of the 1972/73 season and the first three of the following season) has not yet been surpassed. At the World Sports Awards 1999 she received the "Award for the best female skier of the century".