Rudolph Matt
Austrian alpine skier
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Rudolph Matt (10 September 1909 in St. Anton am Arlberg – 18 November 1993 in Innsbruck) was an Austrian alpine skier and world champion.
Matt became a world champion in the slalom in Innsbruck in 1936, before fellow Austrian Eberhard Kneissl, and finished 6th in the downhill and 4th in the combined event.[1]
At the world championships in Engelberg in 1939 he finished 4th in the slalom.
During the Second World War, Matt escaped to Mount Cranmore in New Hampshire.[2]
References
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- 1931:
David Zogg
- 1932:
Friedl Däuber
- 1933:
Toni Seelos
- 1934:
Franz Pfnür
- 1935:
Toni Seelos
- 1936:
Rudolph Matt
- 1937:
Émile Allais
- 1938:
Rudolf Rominger
- 1939:
Rudolf Rominger
- 1948:
Edy Reinalter
- 1950:
Georges Schneider
- 1952:
Othmar Schneider
- 1954:
Stein Eriksen
- 1956:
Toni Sailer
- 1958:
Josl Rieder
- 1960:
Ernst Hinterseer
- 1962:
Charles Bozon
- 1964:
Josef Stiegler
- 1966:
Carlo Senoner
- 1968:
Jean-Claude Killy
- 1970:
Jean-Noël Augert
- 1972:
Francisco Fernández Ochoa
- 1974:
Gustav Thöni
- 1976:
Piero Gros
- 1978:
Ingemar Stenmark
- 1980:
Ingemar Stenmark
- 1982:
Ingemar Stenmark
- 1985:
Jonas Nilsson
- 1987:
Frank Wörndl
- 1989:
Rudolf Nierlich
- 1991:
Marc Girardelli
- 1993:
Kjetil André Aamodt
- 1996:
Alberto Tomba
- 1997:
Tom Stiansen
- 1999:
Kalle Palander
- 2001:
Mario Matt
- 2003:
Ivica Kostelić
- 2005:
Benjamin Raich
- 2007:
Mario Matt
- 2009:
Manfred Pranger
- 2011:
Jean-Baptiste Grange
- 2013:
Marcel Hirscher
- 2015:
Jean-Baptiste Grange
- 2017:
Marcel Hirscher
- 2019:
Marcel Hirscher
- 2021:
Sebastian Foss-Solevåg
- 2023:
Henrik Kristoffersen
- Men's World Champions: Downhill
- Super-G
- Giant Slalom
- Slalom
- Combined
- Parallel Giant Slalom
- Mixed Team
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