Farewell to all these #fisalpine athletes
Aug 31, 2018·Alpine Skiing
All the good things come to an end. This is why several athletes announced their retirement from the World Cup Tour and that they will now open a new chapter of their lives. We are thankful for all the thrilling races, the emotions moments and many other memories we shared with them and wish them all the best for their future.
Sarka Strachova (CZE, 85)
http://bit.ly/RetirementStrachova
**Klaus Kroell (AUT, 80)
**http://bit.ly/RetirementKroell
Fabienne Suter (SUI, 85)
http://bit.ly/RetirementSuter
Georg Streitberger (AUT, 81)
159 World Cup starts, 3 WCS starts, 4 OWG starts, 10 World Cup podiums, 3 World Cup wins (Kvitfjell DH 2014, Beaver Creek SG 2010, Kvitfjell SG 2008), 2nd in SG standings 2011
**Jens Byggmark (SWE, 85)
**http://bit.ly/RetirementByggmark
Lotte Smiseth Sejersted (NOR, 91)
125 World Cup starts, 7 WCS starts, 4 OWG starts, best performance: 5th in Lake Louise SG 2015, Val d’Isère DH 2013 and Lenzerheide DH 2011
Marc Gini (SUI, 84)
http://bit.ly/RetirementGini
Leanne Smith (USA, 87)
http://bit.ly/RetirementSmith
Joachim Puchner (AUT, 87)
http://bit.ly/RetirementJPuchner
**Anton Lahdenperae (SWE, 85)
**98 World Cup starts, best performance : 9th in Beaver Creek SL 2006
Marion Pellissier (FRA, 88)
63 World Cup starts, best performance: 10th St. Moritz AC 2012 & Val d’Isère AC 2009
Christoph Nösig (AUT, 85)
56 World Cup starts, 1 WCS start, best performance: 6th Lenzerheide GS 2013
Laurie Mougel (FRA, 88)
47 World Cup starts, 3 WCS starts, best performance: 5th in Zagreb SL 2013
Merle Soppela (FIN, 91)
23 World Cup starts, 5 WCS starts, best performance: 21st in Vail / Beaver Creek SL 2015
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