Wendy Holdener
Wendy Holdener is a renowned Swiss alpine ski racer known for her exceptional skills in both slalom and combined events. She has consistently been a strong competitor on the World Cup circuit and has represented Switzerland in multiple World Championships. In the recent Team Combination event, Holdener played a crucial role by delivering a strong slalom performance that helped secure a silver medal for her team, despite a challenging start in the downhill portion.
Born on May 12, 1993 (32 years old)
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Switzerland:
Wendy Holdener is a Swiss skier admired by Chiara Roten for her competitive spirit.
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Latvia:
Wendy Holdener also finished behind Petra Vlhova in the last Olympics.
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Latvia:
Wendy Holdener was also among the top finishers in the previous Olympic Games.
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Switzerland:
Wendy Holdener is one of the best athletes in slalom with 39 podium finishes in the World Cup.
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Switzerland:
Wendy Holdener opted not to start and is focusing on the slalom event.
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Switzerland:
Wendy Holdener is one of the athletes representing Switzerland in the event.
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Switzerland:
Wendy Holdener holds the record for the most medals in the Swiss delegation.
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North Macedonia:
Wendy Holdener is currently in the standings with 358 points in slalom.
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Slovenia:
Wendy Holdener finished in fifth place, 2.35 seconds behind the winner.
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Switzerland:
Wendy Holdener is mentioned as a notable athlete who participated in training in South America.
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