Italy in Alpine and cross-country skiing
Alpine skiing at the Olympic Games, Milano Cortina 2026: 2 golds, 1 silver, 2 bronzes
The record
- Alpine skiing at the Olympic Games8 golds, 7 silvers, 4 bronzes8golds
Every result, newest first
- Milan-Cortina 2026 · Silver · Men, Downhill · Giovanni Franzoni
- Milan-Cortina 2026 · Bronze · Men, Downhill · Dominik Paris
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Men, Downhill · Christof Innerhofer
- Sochi 2014 · Bronze · Men, Combined · Christof Innerhofer
- Vancouver 2010 · Gold · Men, Slalom · Giuliano Razzoli
- Lillehammer 1994 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Albertville 1992 · Gold · Men, Giant slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Albertville 1992 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Albertville 1992 · Gold · Men, Combined · Josef Polig
- Albertville 1992 · Silver · Men, Combined · Gianfranco Martin
- Calgary 1988 · Gold · Men, Giant slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Calgary 1988 · Gold · Men, Slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Innsbruck 1976 · Bronze · Men, Downhill · Herbert Plank
- Innsbruck 1976 · Gold · Men, Slalom · Piero Gros
- Innsbruck 1976 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Gustav Thöni
- Sapporo 1972 · Gold · Men, Giant slalom · Gustav Thöni
- Sapporo 1972 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Gustav Thöni
- Sapporo 1972 · Bronze · Men, Slalom · Roland Thöni
- Oslo 1952 · Gold · Men, Downhill · Zeno Colò
- Cross-country skiing at the Olympic Games4 golds, 9 silvers, 9 bronzes4golds
Every result, newest first
- Milano Cortina 2026 · Bronze · Men, Relay · Davide Graz; Elia Barp; Martino Carollo; Federico Pellegrino
- Milano Cortina 2026 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Elia Barp; Federico Pellegrino
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Men, Individual sprint · Federico Pellegrino
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Silver · Men, Individual sprint · Federico Pellegrino
- Vancouver 2010 · Silver · Men, 18, 15 and 10 km · Pietro Piller Cottrer
- Turin 2006 · Gold · Men, 50 km · Giorgio Di Centa
- Turin 2006 · Gold · Men, Relay · Fulvio Valbusa; Giorgio Di Centa; Pietro Piller Cottrer; Cristian Zorzi
- Turin 2006 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Pietro Piller Cottrer
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Silver · Men, Relay · Fabio Maj; Giorgio Di Centa; Pietro Piller Cottrer; Cristian Zorzi
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Bronze · Men, Individual sprint · Cristian Zorzi
- Nagano 1998 · Silver · Men, Relay · Marco Albarello; Fulvio Valbusa; Fabio Maj; Silvio Fauner
- Nagano 1998 · Bronze · Men, 30 km · Silvio Fauner
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Men, 18, 15 and 10 km · Marco Albarello
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Men, Relay · Maurilio De Zolt; Marco Albarello; Giorgio Vanzetta; Silvio Fauner
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Silvio Fauner
- Albertville 1992 · Silver · Men, 18, 15 and 10 km · Marco Albarello
- Albertville 1992 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Maurilio De Zolt
- Albertville 1992 · Bronze · Men, 50 km · Giorgio Vanzetta
- Albertville 1992 · Silver · Men, Relay · Giuseppe Puliè; Marco Albarello; Giorgio Vanzetta; Silvio Fauner
- Albertville 1992 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Giorgio Vanzetta
- Calgary 1988 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Maurilio De Zolt
- Grenoble 1968 · Gold · Men, 30 km · Franco Nones
- FIS Alpine World Ski Championships14 golds, 14 silvers, 15 bronzes14golds
Every result, newest first
- Courchevel/Méribel 2023 · Bronze · Men, Slalom · Alex Vinatzer
- Cortina dAmpezzo 2021 · Silver · Men, Giant slalom · Luca De Aliprandini
- Are 2019 · Gold · Men, Super-G · Dominik Paris
- Schladming 2013 · Silver · Men, Downhill · Dominik Paris
- Schladming 2013 · Bronze · Men, Giant slalom · Manfred Mölgg
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2011 · Bronze · Men, Downhill · Christof Innerhofer
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2011 · Gold · Men, Super-G · Christof Innerhofer
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2011 · Bronze · Men, Slalom · Manfred Mölgg
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2011 · Silver · Men, Combined · Christof Innerhofer
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2011 · Bronze · Men, Combined · Peter Fill
- Val dIsere 2009 · Silver · Men, Super-G · Peter Fill
- Are 2007 · Gold · Men, Super-G · Patrick Staudacher
- Are 2007 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Manfred Mölgg
- Bormio 2005 · Bronze · Men, Slalom · Giorgio Rocca
- Bormio 2005 · Bronze · Men, Combined · Giorgio Rocca
- St. Moritz 2003 · Bronze · Men, Slalom · Giorgio Rocca
- Sestriere 1997 · Bronze · Men, Downhill · Kristian Ghedina
- Sestriere 1997 · Bronze · Men, Slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Sierra Nevada 1996 · Silver · Men, Downhill · Kristian Ghedina
- Sierra Nevada 1996 · Gold · Men, Giant slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Sierra Nevada 1996 · Gold · Men, Slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Saalbach-Hinterglemm 1991 · Silver · Men, Downhill · Peter Runggaldier
- Saalbach-Hinterglemm 1991 · Silver · Men, Combined · Kristian Ghedina
- Crans-Montana 1987 · Bronze · Men, Giant slalom · Alberto Tomba
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1978 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Piero Gros
- Innsbruck 1976 · Bronze · Men, Downhill · Herbert Plank
- Innsbruck 1976 · Gold · Men, Slalom · Piero Gros
- Innsbruck 1976 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Gustav Thöni
- St. Moritz 1974 · Gold · Men, Giant slalom · Gustav Thöni
- St. Moritz 1974 · Bronze · Men, Giant slalom · Piero Gros
- St. Moritz 1974 · Gold · Men, Slalom · Gustav Thöni
- Saporo 1972 · Gold · Men, Giant slalom · Gustav Thöni
- Saporo 1972 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Gustav Thöni
- Saporo 1972 · Bronze · Men, Slalom · Roland Thöni
- Saporo 1972 · Gold · Men, Combined · Gustav Thöni
- Portillo 1966 · Gold · Men, Slalom · Carlo Senoner
- Oslo 1952 · Gold · Men, Downhill · Zeno Colò
- Aspen 1950 · Gold · Men, Downhill · Zeno Colò
- Aspen 1950 · Gold · Men, Giant slalom · Zeno Colò
- Aspen 1950 · Silver · Men, Slalom · Zeno Colò
- Chamonix 1937 · Silver · Men, Downhill · Giacinto Sertorelli
- Innsbruck 1936 · Silver · Men, Downhill · Giacinto Sertorelli
- St. Moritz 1934 · Bronze · Men, Downhill · Ido Cattaneo
- FIS Nordic World Ski Championships (cross-country)6 golds, 11 silvers, 16 bronzes6golds
Every result, newest first
- Trondheim 2025 · Silver · Men, Individual sprint · Federico Pellegrino
- Planica 2023 · Silver · Men, Team sprint · Francesco De Fabiani; Federico Pellegrino
- Seefeld 2019 · Silver · Men, Individual sprint · Federico Pellegrino
- Seefeld 2019 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Francesco De Fabiani; Federico Pellegrino
- Lahti 2017 · Gold · Men, Individual sprint · Federico Pellegrino
- Lahti 2017 · Silver · Men, Team sprint · Dietmar Nöckler; Federico Pellegrino
- Falun 2015 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Dietmar Nöckler; Federico Pellegrino
- Liberec 2009 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Giorgio Di Centa
- Sapporo 2007 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Pietro Piller Cottrer
- Sapporo 2007 · Gold · Men, Team sprint · Renato Pasini; Cristian Zorzi
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Gold · Men, 18 km, 17 km and 15 km (discontinued) · Pietro Piller Cottrer
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Silver · Men, 18 km, 17 km and 15 km (discontinued) · Fulvio Valbusa
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Silver · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Giorgio Di Centa
- Lahti 2001 · Silver · Men, Individual sprint · Cristian Zorzi
- Ramsau 1999 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Giorgio Di Centa; Fabio Maj; Fulvio Valbusa; Silvio Fauner
- Ramsau 1999 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Fulvio Valbusa
- Trondheim 1997 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Giorgio Di Centa; Silvio Fauner; Pietro Piller Cottrer; Fulvio Valbusa
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Gold · Men, 50 km · Silvio Fauner
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Fulvio Valbusa; Marco Albarello; Fabio Maj; Silvio Fauner
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Silver · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Silvio Fauner
- Falun 1993 · Silver · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Maurilio De Zolt; Marco Albarello; Giorgio Vanzetta; Silvio Fauner
- Falun 1993 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Silvio Fauner
- Val di Fiemme 1991 · Bronze · Men, 50 km · Maurilio De Zolt
- Oberstdorf 1987 · Gold · Men, 18 km, 17 km and 15 km (discontinued) · Marco Albarello
- Oberstdorf 1987 · Gold · Men, 50 km · Maurilio De Zolt
- Seefeld 1985 · Bronze · Men, 18 km, 17 km and 15 km (discontinued) · Maurilio De Zolt
- Seefeld 1985 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Maurilio De Zolt
- Seefeld 1985 · Silver · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Marco Albarello; Giorgio Vanzetta; Maurilio De Zolt; Giuseppe Ploner
- Oslo 1966 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Giulio de Florian; Franco Nones; Gianfranco Stella; Franco Manfroi
- Zakopane 1962 · Bronze · Men, 30 km (discontinued) · Giulio de Florian
- Zakopane 1939 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Aristide Compagnoni; Severino Compagnoni; Goffredo Baur; Alberto Jammaron
- Chamonix 1937 · Bronze · Men, 50 km · Vincenzo Demetz
- Chamonix 1937 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Giulio Gerardi; Aristide Compagnoni; Silvio Confortola; Vincenzo Demetz
- Alpine skiing at the Olympic Games8 golds, 5 silvers, 9 bronzes8golds
Every result, newest first
- Milano Cortina 2026 · Bronze · Women, Downhill · Sofia Goggia
- Milano Cortina 2026 · Gold · Women, Super-G · Federica Brignone
- Milano Cortina 2026 · Gold · Women, Giant slalom · Federica Brignone
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Women, Downhill · Sofia Goggia
- Beijing 2022 · Bronze · Women, Downhill · Nadia Delago
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Women, Giant slalom · Federica Brignone
- Beijing 2022 · Bronze · Women, Combined · Federica Brignone
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Gold · Women, Downhill · Sofia Goggia
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Women, Giant slalom · Federica Brignone
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Silver · Women, Downhill · Isolde Kostner
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Gold · Women, Super-G · Daniela Ceccarelli
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Bronze · Women, Super-G · Karen Putzer
- Nagano 1998 · Gold · Women, Giant slalom · Deborah Compagnoni
- Nagano 1998 · Silver · Women, Slalom · Deborah Compagnoni
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Women, Downhill · Isolde Kostner
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Women, Super-G · Isolde Kostner
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Women, Giant slalom · Deborah Compagnoni
- Albertville 1992 · Gold · Women, Super-G · Deborah Compagnoni
- Sarajevo 1984 · Gold · Women, Slalom · Paoletta Magoni
- Innsbruck 1976 · Silver · Women, Slalom · Claudia Giordani
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Bronze · Women, Giant slalom · Giuliana Minuzzo
- Oslo 1952 · Bronze · Women, Downhill · Giuliana Minuzzo
- Cross-country skiing at the Olympic Games5 golds, 5 silvers, 6 bronzes5golds
Every result, newest first
- Turin 2006 · Bronze · Women, Relay · Arianna Follis; Gabriella Paruzzi; Antonella Confortola; Sabina Valbusa
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Bronze · Women, 10 km · Stefania Belmondo
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Gold · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Gabriella Paruzzi
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Silver · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Stefania Belmondo
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Gold · Women, 15 km · Stefania Belmondo
- Nagano 1998 · Silver · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Stefania Belmondo
- Nagano 1998 · Bronze · Women, Relay · Karin Moroder; Gabriella Paruzzi; Manuela Di Centa; Stefania Belmondo
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Manuela Di Centa
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Women, Relay · Bice Vanzetta; Manuela Di Centa; Gabriella Paruzzi; Stefania Belmondo
- Lillehammer 1994 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Manuela Di Centa
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Stefania Belmondo
- Lillehammer 1994 · Silver · Women, 5 km · Manuela Di Centa
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Women, 15 km · Manuela Di Centa
- Albertville 1992 · Gold · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Stefania Belmondo
- Albertville 1992 · Bronze · Women, Relay · Bice Vanzetta; Manuela Di Centa; Gabriella Paruzzi; Stefania Belmondo
- Albertville 1992 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Stefania Belmondo
- FIS Alpine World Ski Championships10 golds, 13 silvers, 11 bronzes10golds
Every result, newest first
- Saalbach-Hinterglemm 2025 · Silver · Women, Super-G · Federica Brignone
- Saalbach-Hinterglemm 2025 · Gold · Women, Giant slalom · Federica Brignone
- Courchevel/Méribel 2023 · Gold · Women, Super-G · Marta Bassino
- Courchevel/Méribel 2023 · Silver · Women, Giant slalom · Federica Brignone
- Courchevel/Méribel 2023 · Gold · Women, Combined · Federica Brignone
- Cortina dAmpezzo 2021 · Gold · Women, Parallel giant slalom · Marta Bassino
- Are 2019 · Silver · Women, Super-G · Sofia Goggia
- St. Moritz 2017 · Bronze · Women, Giant slalom · Sofia Goggia
- Schladming 2013 · Silver · Women, Downhill · Nadia Fanchini
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2011 · Silver · Women, Giant slalom · Federica Brignone
- Val dIsere 2009 · Bronze · Women, Downhill · Nadia Fanchini
- Are 2007 · Bronze · Women, Giant slalom · Denise Karbon
- Bormio 2005 · Silver · Women, Downhill · Elena Fanchini
- Bormio 2005 · Silver · Women, Super-G · Lucia Recchia
- St. Moritz 2003 · Silver · Women, Giant slalom · Denise Karbon
- St. Anton 2001 · Silver · Women, Super-G · Isolde Kostner
- St. Anton 2001 · Silver · Women, Giant slalom · Karen Putzer
- St. Anton 2001 · Bronze · Women, Combined · Karen Putzer
- Sestriere 1997 · Gold · Women, Super-G · Isolde Kostner
- Sestriere 1997 · Gold · Women, Giant slalom · Deborah Compagnoni
- Sestriere 1997 · Gold · Women, Slalom · Deborah Compagnoni
- Sestriere 1997 · Silver · Women, Slalom · Lara Magoni
- Sierra Nevada 1996 · Gold · Women, Super-G · Isolde Kostner
- Sierra Nevada 1996 · Gold · Women, Giant slalom · Deborah Compagnoni
- Bormio 1985 · Bronze · Women, Slalom · Paoletta Magoni
- Schladming 1982 · Bronze · Women, Slalom · Daniela Zini
- Innsbruck 1976 · Silver · Women, Slalom · Claudia Giordani
- Chamonix, Haute-Savoie 1962 · Silver · Women, Downhill · Pia Riva
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Bronze · Women, Giant slalom · Giuliana Chenal-Minuzzo
- Bad Gastein 1958 · Bronze · Women, Downhill · Carla Marchelli
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Bronze · Women, Combined · Giuliana Minuzzo
- Oslo 1952 · Bronze · Women, Downhill · Giuliana Minuzzo
- Aspen 1950 · Bronze · Women, Slalom · Celina Seghi
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1932 · Gold · Women, Downhill · Paula Wiesinger
- FIS Nordic World Ski Championships (cross-country)5 golds, 11 silvers, 8 bronzes5golds
Every result, newest first
- Oslo 2011 · Silver · Women, Individual sprint · Arianna Follis
- Liberec 2009 · Silver · Women, 10 km · Marianna Longa
- Liberec 2009 · Gold · Women, Individual sprint · Arianna Follis
- Liberec 2009 · Bronze · Women, Team sprint · Marianna Longa; Arianna Follis
- Sapporo 2007 · Bronze · Women, 10 km · Arianna Follis
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Bronze · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Gabriella Paruzzi; Antonella Confortola; Sabina Valbusa; Arianna Follis
- Lahti 2001 · Bronze · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Gabriella Paruzzi; Sabina Valbusa; Stefania Belmondo; Cristina Paluselli
- Ramsau 1999 · Silver · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Sabina Valbusa; Gabriella Paruzzi; Antonella Confortola; Stefania Belmondo
- Ramsau 1999 · Gold · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Stefania Belmondo
- Ramsau 1999 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Stefania Belmondo
- Trondheim 1997 · Silver · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Stefania Belmondo
- Trondheim 1997 · Silver · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Stefania Belmondo
- Trondheim 1997 · Silver · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Stefania Belmondo
- Trondheim 1997 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Stefania Belmondo
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Bronze · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Manuela Di Centa
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Silver · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Manuela Di Centa
- Falun 1993 · Silver · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Gabriella Paruzzi; Bice Vanzetta; Manuela Di Centa; Stefania Belmondo
- Falun 1993 · Gold · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Stefania Belmondo
- Falun 1993 · Silver · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Manuela Di Centa
- Falun 1993 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Stefania Belmondo
- Val di Fiemme 1991 · Silver · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Bice Vanzetta; Manuela Di Centa; Gabriella Paruzzi; Stefania Belmondo
- Val di Fiemme 1991 · Bronze · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Manuela Di Centa
- Val di Fiemme 1991 · Bronze · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Manuela Di Centa
- Val di Fiemme 1991 · Bronze · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Stefania Belmondo
- FIS Alpine World Ski Championships1 gold, 1 bronze1gold
Every result, newest first
- Saalbach-Hinterglemm 2025 · Gold · Mixed, Team event · Giorgia Collomb; Lara Della Mea; Filippo Della Vite; Alex Vinatzer
- Are 2019 · Bronze · Mixed, Team event · Marta Bassino; Irene Curtoni; Lara Della Mea; Simon Maurberger; Riccardo Tonetti; Alex Vinatzer
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