Blizzard's presence on the FIS Alpine World Cup circuit is represented by several racers, including Austrian Reinfried Herbst and Japanese racer Akira Sasaki.

Throughout the years, Blizzard won many awards with its skiers team:
1958: Frieda Dänzer (CH) wins the first champion title on Blizzard skis in the triple combination.
Roger Staub wins silver in the giant slalom, Jean Vuarnet (FR) fetches bronze in downhill.

1962: Christl Haas, Erika Netzer and Marianne Jahn: won 3-times victory and World Championship Gold.
Silver at the giant slalom on the new EPOXI-Ski.

1964: Gold at the Olympic Games in Innsbruck for Christl Haas in downhill.

1983: Franz Klammer wins the downhill World Cup and Blizzard is the most successful brand at the men's downhill 1982/83.

1990: Petra Kronberger won 3 seasons in a row, the Ladies World Cup.
The Austrian athlete wins as the first woman all 5 disciplines in the World Cup.

1992: Gold medals in the combination and downhill at the Olympics in Albertville.
Kronberger is one of the most successful skiers in history.

1998: Michaela Dorfmeister finished the Olympic Games in Nagano with silver in the Super-G.
2000: Renate Götschl wins the overall World Cup and the small crystal globe in Super-G. The overall standings at the giant slalom goes to Michaela Dorfmeister.

2002: the overall World Cup victory goes to Michaela Dorfmeister.

As of February 25, 2007, Blizzard placed 10th in the overall World Cup points standings.

In March 2007, Blizzard announced that former World Cup racer and US Pro Tour champion Bernhard Knauss would be taking over as Blizzard's race manager.

In 2010, Reinfried Herbst wins on the new Blizzard Ski the Slalom World Cup and gets the small crystal globe.

At the 2014 Winter Olympics, Blizzard won the first Olympic gold medal in the men's slalom won by Mario Matt and a victory in the Freeride World Tour by Loic Collomb-Patton.
Blizzard's presence on the FIS Alpine World Cup circuit is represented by several racers, including Austrian Reinfried Herbst and Japanese racer Akira Sasaki.
Throughout the years, Blizzard won many awards with its skiers team:
1958: Frieda Dänzer (CH) wins the first champion title on Blizzard skis in the triple combination. Roger Staub wins silver in the giant slalom, Jean Vuarnet (FR) fetches bronze in downhill.
1962: Christl Haas, Erika Netzer and Marianne Jahn: won 3-times victory and World Championship Gold. Silver at the giant slalom on the new EPOXI-Ski.
1964: Gold at the Olympic Games in Innsbruck for Christl Haas in downhill.
1983: Franz Klammer wins the downhill World Cup and Blizzard is the most successful brand at the men's downhill 1982/83.
1990: Petra Kronberger won 3 seasons in a row, the Ladies World Cup. The Austrian athlete wins as the first woman all 5 disciplines in the World Cup.
1992: Gold medals in the combination and downhill at the Olympics in Albertville. Kronberger is one of the most successful skiers in history.
1998: Michaela Dorfmeister finished the Olympic Games in Nagano with silver in the Super-G.
2000: Renate Götschl wins the overall World Cup and the small crystal globe in Super-G. The overall standings at the giant slalom goes to Michaela Dorfmeister.
2002: the overall World Cup victory goes to Michaela Dorfmeister.
As of February 25, 2007, Blizzard placed 10th in the overall World Cup points standings.
In March 2007, Blizzard announced that former World Cup racer and US Pro Tour champion Bernhard Knauss would be taking over as Blizzard's race manager.
In 2010, Reinfried Herbst wins on the new Blizzard Ski the Slalom World Cup and gets the small crystal globe.
At the 2014 Winter Olympics, Blizzard won the first Olympic gold medal in the men's slalom won by Mario Matt and a victory in the Freeride World Tour by Loic Collomb-Patton.
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