Didier Cuche - Wikipedia
Didier Cuche (born 16 August 1974) is a former World Cup alpine ski racer from Switzerland. Born in Le Pâquier, Neuchâtel, he competed in the downhill and super-G, along with the giant slalom.
McGrath celebrates first-run lead in World Cup slalom with …
1 day ago · Cuche, who won 21 World Cup races before retiring in 2012, would kick up his right ski, flipping it end over end before catching it with his gloved right hand. “I’m coming for you, Didier!” McGrath said with a smile at the TV camera in the finish area.
US-born McGrath leads Norway sweep in World Cup slalom and …
1 day ago · McGrath celebrated victory just as he did posting the fastest time in the morning run – flipping his right ski end over end and catching it, in the style for Swiss former downhill star Didier Cuche.
McGrath celebrates first-run lead in World Cup slalom with
1 day ago · Cuche, who won 21 World Cup races before retiring in 2012, would kick up his right ski, flipping it end over end before catching it with his gloved right hand. “I’m coming for you, Didier!”
FIS | Didier CUCHE - FIS-SKI.com
Aug 31, 2018 · Didier Cuche (born August 16, 1974 in Le Pâquier, Neuchâtel) is a Swiss alpine skier. He is generally known for being a superb specialist in the high speed disciplines like the Downhill and Super-G.
FIS | Didier CUCHE - Athlete Biography - Alpine Skiing - FIS-SKI.com
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TEN YEARS AGO, DIDIER CUCHE BADE FAREWELL TO THE STREIF
Jan 17, 2022 · In the long history of the Streif, only one person has accomplished five Downhill victories: Didier Cuche. Ten years ago, on 19 January 2012, he announced the end of his career in Kitzbühel. He triumphed for a final time two days later.
Didier CUCHE - Olympics.com
A super-G silver medallist at Nagano 1998, Swiss Alpine ski racer Didier Cuche saved his greatest achievements for the tail end of his career. No sooner had he learned to walk than Didier Cuche was hurtling down the slopes at Bugnerets, the Swiss ski resort his grandfather founded.
Didier Cuche Announces Retirement - The New York Times
Jan 20, 2012 · Didier Cuche, an Olympic and world champion who has won four of the last five World Cup downhill titles, will retire at the end of the season.
“The atmosphere here is unparalleled” - an interview with King of …
Didier Cuche and the Streif is another one of these "dream teams": The Swiss athlete was the fastest to finish on this infamous racecourse an incredible five times - making him the reigning record holder with five Hahnenkamm Downhill wins. After ending his active racing career, the 45-year-old still enjoys coming back to Kitzbühel.