Jasmine Flury
Swiss ski racer
Jasmine Flury was born in Davos Monstein and discovered her love of skiing at the age of three. She took to the slopes for the first time with her father on the Rinerhorn – an experience that sparked her passion for winter sports. Today, she is living her dream as a professional Swiss ski racer and is a member of the Swiss national team.
Success in Alpine skiing: Focus on downhill and super-G
As a specialist in downhill and super-G, Jasmine Flury is one of Switzerland’s most successful female ski racers. She celebrated her first World Cup victory on 9 December 2017 in the super-G in St. Moritz. In doing so, she made history as the first – and so far only – woman from Graubünden to win a World Cup race. Since then, she has consistently delivered strong performances in the Alpine Skiing World Cup, racking up valuable World Cup points year after year.
2023 Downhill World Champion
Jasmine Flury achieved the biggest milestone of her career to date in February 2023 at the Alpine World Ski Championships. With an impressive run, she secured the world title in the downhill. Starting in second place, she had to wait a long time for all the favourites to cross the finish line – only then was it confirmed: gold for Switzerland. With this sensational success, she crowned her career to date and wrote another chapter in Swiss skiing history.
Ambition, discipline and continuous development
Alongside her career in the Ski World Cup, Jasmine Flury serves as a temporary soldier in the Swiss Army. She is regarded as ambitious, determined and disciplined. Every day, she works to improve in training and competition and to realise her full potential. Would you like to find out more about Jasmine Flury? Discover the latest news, results and further information about the Swiss ski racer.
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