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Cornelia HUETTER

Austria

Gender: Female
Nationality: Austria

Birthday: 29 October 1992
Age: 21

Height: 1.71 m (5' 7'')
Weight: 64 kg / 141 lbs

Place of Birth: Austria, GRAZ
Place of Residence: -

Alpine Skiing

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Athlete competitions and results

12 February, 11:00 Women's Downhill
Cornelia HUETTER
Time: 1:43.82 (+2.25)
Rank: 24

Additional Information

Highlights

World Cup Rankings overview - displays all rankings from 2010/11, top three for earlier seasons

Season	ALL	DH	SG
2013/2014	29	10	24
2012/2013	84	34	42

Best performance per season in World Cup events from 2010/2011

Season	DH	SG	SC
2013/2014	1 x 3rd	1 x 19th	1 x DNF
2012/2013	1 x 10th	1 x 25th	-
2011/2012	1 x 36th	-	-

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Ten best World Cup performances in current season
3	Downhill	2013/2014	Val d'Isere, FRA	1:47.80
7	Downhill	2013/2014	Lake Louise, AB, CAN	1:56.08
16	Downhill	2013/2014	Lake Louise, AB, CAN	1:58.05
17	Downhill	2013/2014	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA	1:38.92
19	Super-G	2013/2014	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA	1:30.22
21	Downhill	2013/2014	Beaver Creek, CO, USA	1:43.80
21	Super-G	2013/2014	Beaver Creek, CO, USA	1:21.01
22	Super-G	2013/2014	St. Moritz, SUI	1:19.42
23	Downhill	2013/2014	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA	1:19.63
23	Super-G	2013/2014	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA	1:26.38
Junior World Championships
3	Downhill	2011	Crans-Montana, SUI	1:32.80
3	Super-G	2011	Crans-Montana, SUI	1:28.90
10	Downhill	2013	Quebec, QC, CAN	1:11.77

Legend
ALL-Overall, DH-Downhill, SL-Slalom, GS-Giant Slalom, SG-Super-G, SC-Super Combined, K-Combined, CE-City Event, DNS-Did not start, DNQ-Did not qualify for final run, DNF-Did not finish, DSQ-Disqualified

Nickname: Conny (insidesports.at, 2013)
Languages Spoken: German
Other Sports: She is occasionally involved in rally car racing. "In youth competitions I've won twice. Skiing and driving a car are not so dissimilar. In both disciplines you need to have a good eye at high speed." (kleinezeitung.at, 21 Oct 2012)
Injuries: Shortly after the 2011 Youth World Championships in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, her 2010/11 season ended after a crash in Lelex, France. She suffered internal ligament damage, meniscus and cartilage tear to her knee. (Facebook profile, 2013; skiweltcup.tv, 2013)

Hobbies: Climbing, powder skiing, relaxing with friends, motor sports and horseback riding. (fis-ski.com, 2013; insidesports.at, 2013)
Coach: Thomas Trinker [head coach], Roland Assinger [speed coach], Martin Kroisleitner [technical], Manuel Bayer [conditioning] (insidesports.at, 02 Sep 2013)
Debut: 2007 for Austria (fis-ski.com, 2013)

Additional Information

Start of sporting career
She began skiing at age 10. (kleinezeitung.at, 21 Oct 2012)

Reason for taking up this sport
She had to give up certain things in her youth to become a professional athlete, but believes she made the right choices. "I believe I had a great youth, I've lived it in a right way. Of course it was sometimes annoying that I had to miss someone's birthday because I had to train. But on the other hand, through skiing I've met a lot of interesting people and without it I wouldn't have ventured the world like I have." (kleinezeitung.at, 21 Oct 2012)

Ambitions
To win major international competitions. (kleinezeitung.at, 21 Oct 2012)

Hero
Alpine skiers Jens Byggmark from Sweden, and Ted Ligety from the United States. (kleinezeitung.at, 21 Oct 2012)

Sporting philosophy / motto
"From nothing comes nothing." (insidesports.at, 2013)

Social Media
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