Fuxi Fuchsberger
Franz (Fuxi) Fuchsberger (born Tamsweg, Austria) is an Austrian skier. He started skiing at the age of six.
| Medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Men's Powder 8 World Ski Championships | ||
| World Championships | ||
.svg.png.webp){kind=icon} | World Powder 8 Champion with partner Hayden Scott 1997 | Blue River, BC, Canada |
| World Powder 8 Champion with partner Eric Archer 2000 | |
| World Powder 8 Champion with partner Eric Archer 2001 | |
| World Powder 8 Masters and Overall Champion with partner Pepi Neubauer 2002 | |
| World Powder 8 Masters Champion 2003 | |
| World Powder 8 Masters Champion 2004 | |
.svg.png.webp){kind=icon} | World Powder 8 Masters Champion 2005 | |
After successfully completing his ski instructors' exam for full certification at the Sports Government Institute in St. Christoph, Austria, Fuchsberger moved to the United States and worked as a ski instructor at Boyne Mountain, Michigan during the 1983-84 season. He later moved to Big Sky, Montana, where he was introduced to the sport of Powder 8 skiing by Hans Schernthaner, a fellow ski instructor.
In 1987, he relocated to Vail, Colorado, where he taught skiing during the Colorado winter season while teaching in Australia and South America during the U.S. summer season.
Honors
- Three-time World Synchronized Demo Ski Team Champion / Team Vail
- Ten-time Vail/Beaver Creek Ski School Overall Champion in SG/GS/SL
- Twenty-five-time Powder 8 Champion with seventeen top three finishes in Powder 8 competitions
- 1991 - US Ski Instructor Champion GS, both as an individual and also with Team Vail
- 1996 - Overall Vail Town Champion in SG/GS/SL (Super-G/Giant Slalom/Slalom)
- 1997 - Number One Ranked Nastar Racer in the US (www.nastar.com)
- 1997 - World Powder 8 Champion with Hayden Scott.
- 1998 - World Alpine Synchronized Skiing Champion / Team Vail-Snowell
- 1998 - Ski Instructor of the Year
- 1998 - WORLD Powder 8 Champion with Hayden Scott.
- 1999 - Overall Vail Town Champion in SG/GS/SL
- 1999 - Beaver Creek Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 1999 - Vail Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2000 - Synchro Ski World Championship Victory Samnaun/Switzerland
- 2000 - Beaver Creek Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2000 - Vail Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2000 - US Powder 8 Series Champion with Eric Archer
- 2001 - Beaver Creek Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2001 - Vail Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2001 - US Powder 8 Series Champion with Eric Archer
- 2001 - World Powder 8 Champion with partner Eric Archer
- 2002 - Vail Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2002 - Beaver Creek Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2002 - World Powder 8 Masters and Overall Champion with partner Pepi Neubauer
- 2002 - Runner up to Pepi Neubauer "DUKE CUP" - Vail, CO
- 2003 - Beaver Creek Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2003 - Vail Ski School Overall Champion SG/GS/SL
- 2003 - World Powder 8 Masters Champion
- 2003 - Runner up to Pepi Neubauer "DUKE CUP" - Vail, CO
- 2003 - Vail Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2004 - Runner up to Pepi Neubauer "DUKE CUP" - Vail, CO
- 2004 - "Heli Schaller Challenge Cup" Champion - Winterpark, CO
- 2004 - Vail Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2004 - Beaver Creek Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2004 - World Powder 8 Masters Champion
- 2005 - Runner up to Pepi Neubauer "DUKE CUP" - Vail, CO
- 2005 - Vail Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2005 - Vail Town Race Series Individual Overall Champion
- 2005 - Beaver Creek Town Race Series Champion (Team SnowellUSA.com)
- 2005 - Vail Ski School Overall Champion SG/GS/SL
- 2005 - Rocky Mountain Masters - Elite Class Champion
- 2005 - 2nd Place World Powder 8 Masters Championships
- 2005 - National Masters Downhill Champion - Overall
- 2005 - 1st Place PRO-AM / Team Summit Fundraiser Giant Slalom
Notes
References
- Oliver, P (2001). "Skiing and Boarding", Outside Books.
External links
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