Beat FEUZ

Switzerland
Alpine Skiing
11 Feb 1987
35
Male
SCHANGNAU
 
Switzerland
INNSBRUCK
 
Austria

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
ALP Alpine Skiing Men's Downhill 1 Gold
Men's Super-G DNF

Schedule

Start Time Location Event Status
Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre - Speed
Men's Downhill 1st Training
Finished
Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre - Speed
Men's Downhill 2nd Training
Finished
Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre - Speed
Men's Downhill 3rd Training
Cancelled
Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre - Speed
Men's Downhill
Finished
Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre - Speed
Men's Super-G
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Historical Results

Olympic Games
RankEventYearLocationResult
2Men's Super G2018PyeongChang, KOR00:01:24.570
3Men's Downhill2018PyeongChang, KOR00:01:40.430
13Downhill2014Sochi, RUS00:02:07.490
15Super Combined2014Sochi, RUS00:02:47.750
27Super G2014Sochi, RUS00:01:20.650
World Championship
RankEventYearLocationResult
1Downhill Men2017St. Moritz, SUI1:38.91
3Downhill Men2021Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA1:37.97
3Downhill Men2015Vail / Beaver Creek, USA1:43.49
4Downhill Men2019Are, SWE1:20.42
9Downhill Men2011Garmisch-Partenkirchen, GER2:00.47
10Super G Men2021Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA1:20.34
12Super G Men2017St. Moritz, SUI1:26.51
14Alpine combined Men2015Vail / Beaver Creek, USA2:37.27
18Super G Men2019Are, SWE1:25.20
World Cup Rankings
SeasonAllDownhillGiant SlalomSuper GAlpine Combined
2021/2022426
2020/20219112
2019/20206111
2018/20196112
2017/2018519
2016/2017114843
2015/201613512
2014/20151972223
2013/201450272828
2011/2012223432
2010/20112273414
2009/201073415318
World Cup - Best Achievements
SeasonDownhillGiant SlalomSuper GAlpine combinedCity EventSuper CombinedCombined
2021/20221 x 1st1 x 4th
2020/20212 x 1st1 x 6th
2019/20202 x 1st1 x 5th
2018/20191 x 1st1 x 3rd
2017/20183 x 1st1 x 2nd
2016/20172 x 3rd1 x 3rd1 x 30th
2015/20161 x 1st1 x 1st
2014/20152 x 2nd1 x 9th1 x 17th
2013/20141 x 6th1 x 13th1 x 19th
2011/20122 x 1st1 x 16th2 x 1st1 x 5th3 x 2nd
2010/20111 x 1st1 x 13th1 x 10th1 x 10th
Ten Best World Cup Performances in Current Season
RankEventSeasonLocationResult
1Downhill2021/2022Kitzbuehel, AUT1:56.68
2Downhill2021/2022Wengen, SUI2:26.43
3Downhill2021/2022Beaver Creek, USA1:40.64
3Downhill2021/2022Beaver Creek, USA
3Downhill2021/2022Wengen, SUI1:42.72
3Downhill2021/2022Lake Louise, CAN1:48.09
4Super G2021/2022Val Gardena-Groeden, ITA1:26.48
5Downhill2021/2022Val Gardena-Groeden, ITA2:02.89
5Super G2021/2022Bormio, ITA1:29.08
8Downhill2021/2022Kitzbuehel, AUT1:57.06
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Cannonball. (snowkings.co.uk)

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Playing poker, tennis, golf. (Info 2018)

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Athlete

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Partner, Katrin Triendl. Daughter, Clea (born June 2018). Father, Hans Feuz. Mother, Heidi Feuz-Hutmacher.

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German

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Schangnau

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National: Reto Nydegger (SUI)

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Partner Katrin Triendl (Alpine skiing): Representing Austria, she competed at three Junior World Championships (2005 slalom silver, 2005 downhill bronze) and on the World Cup tour.

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2002 FIS event in Grimentz (Slalom - 28th)
2006 World Cup in Reiteralm (Alpine combined - 33rd)

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27 August 2015: Tore the Achilles tendon on his right ankle in a training accident in Chile. Returned to racing in January 2016. (espn.com, 2 Sep 2015)

February 2014: Competed at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi with an ankle injury. (Info 2018)

November 2012: Continuing issues with inflammation in his left knee resulted in a five-week hospital stay for additional treatment and a decision to not compete in the 2012/13 season. Considered retiring but began skiing again in August 2013. (Info 2018; skiracing.com, 16 Jul 2013)

22 March 2012: Had surgery on his left knee to repair a bone issue following the 2012 World Cup Finals where he missed out on the overall World Cup title to Marcel Hirscher (AUT) by just 25 points. (si.com, 22 Mar 2012)

2008/09: Torn ligaments in his left knee kept him from competing. (Info 2018)

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2010

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Began skiing at the age of two on the farm of his grandfather Rudolf Heinrich Feuz, who helped build a ski lift on his property in Schangnau, located in Switzerland's Emmental valley. (swisscommunity.org, 17 Nov 2017)

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Becoming the 2017 World downhill champion in St. Moritz.

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Alpine skier Bode Miller (USA), six-time Olympic and five-time World Championship medallist. (reuters.com, 16 Dec 2011)

Milestones

After making his debut at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, he became a two-time medallist at PyeongChang 2018, winning super-G silver (0.13 seconds behind Austria's Matthias Mayer) and downhill bronze (0.06 seconds from the silver medal). He added his first gold medal in men's downhill at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games, holding a complete set of medals in the sport.

2017 World downhill champion and two-time bronze medallist (2015, 2021). Has a total of 10 starts in five championships since his debut in 2011.

Swept downhill and super-G gold at the 2007 Junior World Championships in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee.

With almost 200 World Cup starts, he has over 50 podiums, and 15 victories, the last two wins in the January 2021 downhills in Kitzbuehel.

Won four straight World Cup Crystal Globes in downhill (2018-21). Finished a close second to Marcel Hirscher (AUT) for the 2012 World Cup overall title.
Legend
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Gold
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Gold Medal Event
DNF:
Did Not Finish
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