Silvia Berger
Austrian alpine skier
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Silvia Berger (born 11 July 1980) is a former Austrian skier who participated in 128 World Cup races, with three podium appearances. Throughout the entirety of Berger’s career, her best was a second-place finish in the giant slalom in Val d’Isere on 9 December 1999. Berger is a native of Westendorf. She also managed two third spot placements, in the Veysonnaz super-G on 11 January 2004 and in the Cortina super-G on 14 January 2005.[1] In her 1999-2000 season, Silvia was crowned Europa Cup Champion in the downhill and giant slalom disciplines, as well as the overall standings.[2]
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External links
- Silvia Berger at FIS (alpine)
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- 1972: Fabienne Serrat
- 1973: Martine Couttet
- 1974: Elena Matous
- 1975: Dagmar Kuzmanová
- 1976: Gabi Hauser
- 1977: Ursula Konzett
- 1978: Christine Loike
- 1979: Bente Dahlum
- 1980: Erika Gfererer
- 1981: Diane Haight
- 1982: Sonja Stotz
- 1983: Christine von Grünigen
- 1984: Anita Wachter
- 1985: Karin Buder
- 1986: Manuela Ruef
- 1987: Christa Kinshofer
- 1988: Petra Bernet
- 1989: Sabine Ginther
- 1990: Agneta Hjorth
- 1991: Alexandra Meissnitzer
- 1992: Lara Magoni
- 1993: Kristina Andersson
- 1994: Mélanie Turgeon
- 1995: Karin Köllerer
- 1996: Sylviane Berthod / Svetlana Gladycheva
- 1997: Marianna Salchinger
- 1998: Marianna Salchinger
- 1999: Silvia Berger
- 2000: Selina Heregger
- 2001: Lilian Kummer
- 2002: Maria Riesch
- 2003: Elisabeth Görgl
- 2004: Karin Blaser
- 2005: Andrea Fischbacher
- 2006: Anna Fenninger
- 2007: Anna Fenninger
- 2008: Lara Gut
- 2009: Karin Hackl
- 2010: Lena Dürr
- 2011: Jessica Depauli
- 2012: Lisa Agerer
- 2013: Ramona Siebenhofer
- 2014: Michelle Gisin
- 2015: Ricarda Haaser
- 2016: Maren Skjøld
- 2017: Kristina Riis-Johannessen
- 2018: Nina Ortlieb
- 2019: Elisabeth Reisinger
- 2020: Nadine Fest
- 2021: Marte Monsen
- 2022: Franziska Gritsch
- 2023: Nadine Fest
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