Norway's Speed Sensation
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde has established himself as one of the most dominant speed skiers in the world. Born in 1992 in Baerum, Norway, Kilde has won multiple World Cup titles in both downhill and super-G disciplines.
His combination of power, technical skill, and fearlessness makes him a formidable competitor on any alpine skiing speed course.
Career Highlights
Kilde's impressive achievements include:
- Multiple overall World Cup top-3 finishes
- Downhill World Cup globe winner
- Super-G World Cup globe winner
- 20+ World Cup victories
- World Championship medals
He has won on some of skiing's most legendary courses, including Kitzbuhel's Streif and Wengen's Lauberhorn.
Racing Style
Kilde is known for:
- Explosive power out of the start
- Aggressive approach to speed sections
- Strong gliding skills
- Ability to take risks that others cannot
His physical strength allows him to hold lines that other racers must back off from, particularly in the toughest sections of downhill courses.
Comeback Story
Kilde's career has included significant injury setbacks. After a serious knee injury, many wondered if he could return to the top level. His determination and work ethic brought him back stronger than ever.
This comeback mentality has become a defining characteristic of his career and an inspiration to athletes everywhere.
Beyond the Slopes
Off the snow, Kilde has become one of skiing's most recognizable personalities. His relationship with American skier Mikaela Shiffrin has made them skiing's power couple.
Together, they share a passion for the sport and continue to push each other to new heights.
Looking Ahead
Kilde remains focused on adding to his trophy collection. His consistency in speed events and his hunger for more victories make him a threat at every race.
Follow his season in alpine skiing speed events around the world.