STENMARK Ingemar (SWE)
18,Mar,1956. Tärnaby
180cm / 73kg
SKI: Elan
BOOTS: Caber
BINDING: Marker

1989 retired
Stenmark.Lake Placid OWG80 GS/1st Stenmark.Lake Louise OWG80 SL/1st
Lake Placid 80 OWG GS/1st Lake Placid 80 OWG SL/1st
Ingo 1974
Ingemar 1974
ingo 1988
Ingemar 1988		 World Cup Ranking
General
1974/12th, 1975/2nd, 1976/1st, 1977/1st, 1978/1st, 1979/5th,
1980/2nd, 1981/2nd, 1982/2nd, 1983/2nd, 1984/2nd, 1985/6th,
1986/5th, 1987/6th, 1988/21st, 1989/17th.
Special
1974 SL/6th, GS/6th 1975 SL/1st, GS/1st, 1976 SL/1st, GS/1st,
1977 GS/1st, SL/1st, 1978 GS/1st, SL/1st, 1979 GS/1st, SL1st.
1980 GS/1st, SL/1st, 1981 GS/1st, SL/1st, 1982 GS/2nd, SL/2nd.
1983 GS/2nd, SL/1st, 1984 GS/1st, SL/2nd. 1985 SL/3rd, GS/11th,
1986 GS/2nd, SL/2nd, 1987 GS/7th, SL/2nd, 1988 GS/9th, SL/16th,
1989 GS/4th, SL/21st.
World Championships
1974 St Moritz GS/9th.
1978 Garmisch Partenkirchen GS/1st, SL/1st.
1982 Schladming GS/2nd, SL/1st.
1985 Bormio SL/4th.
1987 Crans Montana GS/10th, SL/5th.
Olympic Games
1976 Innsbruck GS/3rd.
1980 Lake Placid GS/1st, SL/1st.
1988 Calgary SL/5th.
World Cup - 86 w. (40 SL, 46 GS)
Slalom-40 wons (138 Racings)
1. Madonna di Campiglio(ITA) 1974
2. Wengen(SUI) 1975
3. Sterzing(ITA) 1975
4. Kitzbuhel(AUT) 1976
5. Wengen 1976
6. Copper Mountain(USA) 1976
7. Aspen(USA) 1976
8. Berchtesgaden(BRD) 1977
9. Kitzbuhel 1977
10. Wengen 1977
11. Laax(SUI) 1977
12. St Anton(AUT) 1977
13. Voss(SWE) 1977
14. Are(SWE) 1977
15. Madonna di Campiglio 1977
16. Oberstaufen(BRD) 1977
17. Zwiesel(BRD) 1978
18. Kranjska Gora(JUG) 1978
19. Are 1979
20. Furano(JPN) 1979
21. Madonna di Campiglio 1979
22. Chamonix(FRA) 1980
23. Waterville Valley(USA) 1980
24. Cortina d'Ampezzo(ITA) 1980
25. Saalbach(AUT) 1980
26. Madonna di Campiglio 1980
27. Kitzbuhel 1981
28. St Anton 1981
29. Oslo(NOR) 1981
30. Bad Wiessee(BRD) 1982
31. Kitzbuhel 1982
32. Courmayeur(ITA) 1982
33. Kitzbuhel 1983
34. Markstein(BRD) 1983
35. Courmayeue 1983
36. Madonna di Campiglio 1983
37. Parpan(SUI) 1984
38. St Anton 1986
39. Sestriere(ITA)
40. Markstein 1987		 Giant Slalom-46 wons (129 Racings)
1. Naeba(JPN) 1975
2. Garibaldi(CAN) 1975
3. Sun Valley(USA) 1975
4. Zwiesel 1976
5. Sun Valley 1977
6. Are 1977
7. Sierra Nevada(SPA) 1977
8. Val d'Isere(FRA) 1977
9. Madonna di Campiglio 1977
10. Zwiesel 1978
11. Arosa(SUI) 1978
12. Schladming(AUT) 1978
13. Kranjska Gora 1978
14. Courchevel(FRA) 1979
15. Adelboden 1979
16. Steinach(FRA) 1979
17. Jasna(TCH) 1979
18. Are 1979
19. Lake Placid(USA) 1979
20. Heavenly Valley(USA) 1979
21. Furano 1979
22. Val d'Isere 1979
23. Madonna di Campiglio 1979
24. Adelboden 1980
25. Mt.Ste.Anne(CAN) 1980
26. Cortina d'Ampezzo 1980
27. Saalbach 1980
28. Madonna di Campiglio 1980
29. Morzine(FRA) 1981
30. Adelboden 1981
31. Schladming 1981
32. Voss(NOR) 1981
33. Are 1981
34. Morzine 1982
35. Adelboden 1982
36. Kirchberg(AUT) 1982
37. Todtnau(BRD) 1983
38. Gallivare(NOR) 1983
39. Adelboden 1984
40. Kirchberg 1984
41. Borovetz(BUL) 1984
42. Vail(USA) 1984
43. La Villa(SPA) 1985
44. Hemsedal(NOR) 1986
45. Lake Placid 1986
46. Aspen 1989
Groden 75 Final1 Groden 75 Final2
Battle of Ortisei. 23.Mar.1985. Stenmark vs Thoeni Battle of Ortisei. 23.Mar.1985. Stenmark vs Thoeni
Groden 75 Final3 Groden 75 Final4
Battle of Ortisei. 23.Mar.1985. Stenmark vs Thoeni After the battle. Val Gardena 75. Overall Podium
Naeba 75 SL/2nd Wengen 75 SL/1st
Naeba 75 SL/2nd Wemgen 75 SL/1st
Heavenly Valley 79 GS/1st Val d'Isere 79 GS/1st
Heavenly valley 79 GS/1st Val d'Isere 79 GS/1st
Kranjska Gora 78 SL/1st Kitabuhel 78 SL/2nd
Kranjska Gora 78 SL/ 1st Kitzbuhel 78 SL/ 2nd
Kitzbuhel 82 SL/1st Kitzbuhel 83 SL/1st
Kitzbuhel 82 SL/1st Kitzbuhel 83 SL/ 1st.
Furano 83 GS/3rd Sansicario PS
Furano 83 GS/ 3rd Sansicario PS
Kitzbuhel 81 DH Shiga-Kogen LastRun
VSOP (Very Special Onetime Performance).
Kitzbuhel 81 Downhill		 Last Run. Shiga-Kogen 89
Ingemar Stenmark has been called the most impressive technical skier in the history of the World Cup with his 86 wins (40 GS, 46 SL), and record-setting performances from 1974 to 1989. A triple Overall World Cup champion from 1976 to 1978, he also clinched ten GS & SL World Cup trophies in his prime.

Ingemar also finished 2nd or 3rd ten times in the Overall standings. A five-time gold medal winner from 1978 to 1982, he remained unbeaten in giant slalom during two years from March 1978 to February 1980, winning a total of 15 competitions in that specialty. that included the Olympic gold medal at Lake Placid, New York.

Stenmark only raced a World Cup downhill only once, in January 1981, at Kitzbuhel, while shooting for points in the combined. In fact, he came 3rd in that "paper race" won by his rival Phil Mahre after finishing well back in the downhill.

During his entire career, he used Elan skis produced in the western part of Slovenia. A little- known fact is - in his first few seasons on the World Cup tour, he raced in GS with slalom skis. He left the World Cup circuit in March 1989 setting the fastest time in his last GS run at the finals in Nagano. He competed until he was 33.

Ingemar's daughter Nathalie, born in 1984, is now a promising player in Nick Bollitieri's tennis camp in Florida. Stenmark is still traveling around the globe to promote various companies he has endorsed.
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