Matteo MARSAGLIA

Historical Results

Matte, Matte Mars (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

Sailing, surfing, motorsports. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

Athlete

Attended high school at the Frejus Institute in Bardonecchia to blend skiing with his studies. (zipnews.it, 13 Feb 2013)

Father, Andrea. Mother, Roberta. Brother, Eugenio. Sister, Francesca.

Italian, French, English

Centro Sportivo Esercito

National: Lorenzo Galli (ITA)
National: Alberto Ghidoni (ITA)

Father Andrea Marsaglia (Alpine skiing): Was a former national-level athlete who went on to become a noted club coach. (sciclubsansicario.com)

Brother Eugenio Marsaglia (Alpine skiing): Competed in FIS, junior races, and two Winter Universiade's (2009, 2011).

Sister Francesca Marsaglia (Alpine skiing): Competed at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, five World Championships, and four Junior World Championships. On World Cup tour since 2008, with 95+ starts.

2000 FIS event in Tignes (Slalom - 62nd)
2008 World Cup in Val d'Isere (Alpine combined - 16th)

September 2016: Tore the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), medial collateral ligament (MCL), and meniscus, and suffered cartilage damage in his right knee in a training accident in Chile. Missed the entire 2016/17 season. Returned to racing in November 2017 at Lake Louise. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021; rsaski.ru, 20 Sep 2017)

7 February 2016: Hip injury in the Olympic super-G test event at Jeongseon, Republic of Korea, ending his 2015/16 season. Returned to training during the summer. (rsaski.ru, 20 Sep 2017)

January 2010: Patellar tendon injuries to both knees after returning to racing from an earlier injury. Ended his 2009/10 season after only a few weeks of racing in January. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

2009: Tibial plateau fracture along with damage to the medial collateral ligament (MCL) and meniscus in his right knee. Missed the first half of the 2009/10 season, returning to racing in January 2010. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

2007: Malleolus injury to his right ankle. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

2005: Medial collateral ligament (MCL) in his left knee. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

2004

His father was a ski instructor so he was on skis at two-and-a-half years old. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

To win a World Cup on his favourite slope and event: super-G at Beaver Creek. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

Winning the 2012 World Cup super-G at Beaver Creek. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

Alpine skier Alberto Tomba (ITA), three-time Olympic champion, two-time World champion. (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

"Myself." (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

"Not any more." (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)

"Always do my best." (Athlete, 6 Oct 2021)