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Estelle Alphand

Estelle Alphand is a French-Swedish ski racer. Alphand, whose mother is from Sweden, achieved her first victory in a FIS race in Tignes in January 2011. In February 2011, she competed in the European Cup for the first time and immediately finished in the points. Alphand won three medals at the first Winter Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck in February 2012. Over the following two winters, Alphand gradually gained a foothold in the European Cup. She won her first World Cup points in November 2015 with 21st place in the giant slalom in Aspen. In December 2017, she finished fifth in the slalom in Lienz (now competing for Sweden), achieving her best World Cup result to date. Alphand won a medal in the team competition at the 2021 World Championships in Cortina d’Ampezzo and the 2025 World Championships in Saalbach.

Marta Rossetti

Marta Rossetti comes from Puegnago sul Garda (Italy) and specialised in technical disciplines from an early age. She made her first appearances in the European Cup in 2016 and became Italian junior slalom champion a year later. She scored her first European Cup points in 2018. Rossetti made her World Cup debut in December 2018 in the slalom in Zagreb. She achieved her first European Cup victory in 2020 in the slalom in Zell am See. Her best World Cup result to date came in November 2023 with fifth place in Killington. In December 2024, she celebrated her first victory in the Queens of Goasleitn race.

Doriane Escane

Doriane Escane was born in Font-Romeu and began her career as a skier in Courchevel. In January 2016, she became French U18 champion in slalom and giant slalom. She made her debut in the European Cup in December 2016 and won silver in the giant slalom at the 2017 European Youth Games. In 2019, she won gold at the Junior World Championships. Escane made her World Cup debut in January 2018 and made her first podium in the European Cup in December 2019. Her first victory followed in February 2020, when she came second in the giant slalom classification. In January 2021, she scored her first World Cup points with 20th place in the giant slalom. On the second day of the 2023 race, she was crowned Queen of Goasleitn for the first time.

Nicole Good

Nicole Good comes from Pfäfers in the Sarganserland region and competes for the Sardona Pfäfers Ski Club. At the age of 16, she competed in her first FIS races in Davos. At 18, she made her debut in the European Cup. She achieved her first European Cup victory in 2019 in the combined event in Les Diablerets and became Junior World Champion in the combined event. In the same winter, she won the combined discipline classification in the European Cup. On 21 November 2020, she made her World Cup debut in the slalom in Levi and earned her first World Cup points in January 2022 in the slalom in Kranjska Gora, finishing 23rd. In 2022, she again finished in the points in the World Cup slaloms in Levi (P 19) and Sestriere (P 20). She achieved her first slalom victory in the European Cup on 17 December 2022 on the Goasleitn in the Ahrntal valley. In 2023, she won for the second time on the Goasleitn.

Paula Moltzan

Paula Moltzan comes from Lakeville in the state of Minnesota. At the age of 16, Moltzan moved with her father to Vail, Colorado, and became a member of the local ski association. The following year, she was accepted into the US ski team. She finished the 2014/15 season in third place overall after three victories in the Nor-Am Cup. In March 2015, she secured the slalom gold medal at the Junior World Championships in Hafjell. Moltzan made her World Cup debut on 25 November 2012 in the slalom in Aspen. Her best World Cup result came in 2020 with 10th place in the giant slalom in Sölden. She celebrated her first victory in the European Cup in 2022 in Ahrntal on the Goasleitn.

CHIARA MAIR

Chiara Mair comes from Götzens near Innsbruck and competes for her local ski club. After competing against top young athletes in junior races such as the Trofeo Topolino as a child, she went through a period marked by injuries. She made her European Cup debut in January 2015, where she established herself over the years with several podium finishes. Chiara competed in the World Cup for the first time in the giant slalom in Flachau and has already finished in the top 10 six times. She celebrated her first European Cup victory here on the Goasleitn.

ELSA FERMBAECK

Elsa Fermbäck grew up in the village of Vemhån in the municipality of Härjedalen and competed in her first FIS races at the age of 16. She made her European Cup debut in the giant slalom in Trysil in December 2016 and competed in the World Cup for the first time in Levi in November 2018. She secured her first European Cup victory in January 2021 in the slalom in Vaujany. Her best result in the World Cup to date was 14th place in the slalom in Åre in March 2021.

LARA DELLA MEA

Lara Della Mea, born in Tarvisio, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, in 1999, competed in her first FIS races at the age of 16. In 2017, she won the bronze medal in slalom at the European Youth Olympic Festival in Erzurum. She finished her first Junior World Championships in Åre in tenth place in the giant slalom. In 2018, she made her World Cup debut in the giant slalom in Sölden. At the 2019 World Championships in Åre, Lara won the bronze medal with the Italian team. In 2020, Lara won the first Slalom European Cup race on the Goasleitn in the Ahrntal valley and won the silver medal in the second race.

MARTINA DUBOVSKÁ

Martina Dubovská, born in 1992 in Třinec, is a multiple Czech champion and World Championship participant. At the age of 15, she competed in her first FIS races and celebrated her first victories in Australia shortly afterwards. At the 2013 Universiade in Pozza di Fassa, she won the bronze medal in slalom. Martina competed in two Winter Olympics: in Sochi in 2014 (22nd in slalom) and in Pyeongchang in 2018 (9th in the team competition, 29th in slalom). In World Cup races, she achieved four top ten finishes. In the 54th European Cup race of her career on the Goasleitn in the Ahrntal valley, she won her second slalom race.