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Marielle Goitschel won three Olympic medals in alpine skiing and from 1962-68, was the best female skiier in the world. At the 1964 Winter Olympics she won gold in the giant slalom and silver in the slalom, trading those podium positions with her sister, Christine in those two events.
Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1964 in Innsbruck wurde sie Olympiasiegerin im Riesenslalom und gewann hinter ihrer Schwester Christine Goitschel (* 1944) die Silbermedaille im Slalom. Dazu gewann sie die Kombinationswertung, die allerdings nur als Weltmeisterschafts- und nicht als Olympiadisziplin zählte.
Slalom, Women. In the first run, France’s Marielle Goitschel was the leader, followed by her sister, Christine. Marielle was the better known skiier, having won silver in the slalom and a gold in the combined at the 1962 World Championships.
Vertical Drop: 450 m. Marielle Goitschel was the defending champion and had won the 1966 World Championships. But the favorite was Canada’s Nancy Greene, who in 1966-67 had won the inaugural World Cup in the giant slalom and the overall title.
Marielle Goitschel, née le 28 septembre 1945 à Sainte-Maxime, Var, est une skieuse alpine française, originaire du Club des Sport de Val-d'Isère . Elle s'est constitué en six ans (de 1962 à 1968) le plus beau palmarès de l'histoire du ski alpin féminin français avec notamment deux médailles d'or olympiques et sept titres de championne du monde.
World Cup victories. Notes. From 1948 to 1980, the alpine skiing events at the Winter Olympics also counted as the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, so Goitschel's medals in 1964 and 1968 are double-counted in the list above (shown in both Olympics and World Championships).
Marielle returned to the Olympic Games in 1968 and won another gold medal, this time in the slalom race. She retired that year, but her total of five Olympic medals, including three golds, plus 11 World Championships medals in Alpine skiing, makes her one of the most successful female skiers of all time.
