At the 1989 World Championships in Vail, Colorado, he could do no better than sixth place in the super G and seventh in the giant slalom. From 1989 to the end of his career, Tomba was surrounded by his own technical staff managed by former Olympic champion Gustav Thöni and strength and conditioning coach Giorgio d'Urbano, who worked with him ...

Tomba assumed his title as skiing's reigning king at the '88 Calgary Olympics where he took gold in both Slalom and GS. According to Tomba, his father promised him a Ferrari if he brought home gold, so he wasn't taking any chances.

2018年5月8日 · Tomba was in Lake Louise preparing for a World Cup Super G race, when the manager of the Lake Louise ski area accused him of bad behavior, including knocking a female skier over while cutting into a lift line, and not showing proper respect to officers of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

2021年3月11日 · As Alberto Tomba matured, he had the physique of a downhill speed skier, but he was a technical slalom and GS specialist. His mother had expressed her concern about the dangers of the speed events, he promised her he wouldn’t ski downhill.

He won the World Cup in slalom and giant slalom but finished second overall, behind Swiss skier Pirmin Zurbriggen. Tomba also competed in super-G at the beginning of his career but never achieved a higher ranking than fourth place in that discipline.

At the World Championships Tomba won four medals, winning the slalom and giant slalom in 1996 in Sierra Nevada, with a bronze in giant slalom in 1987 and another bronze in slalom in 1997. He also enjoyed a superb record in the World Cup, winning 50 events in the slalom and giant slalom, with 88 podium finishes.

Alberto Tomba (Bologna, 19 dicembre 1966) è un ex sciatore alpino italiano.

1988年3月7日 · Later he became a bubbly barber, using champagne and shaving cream to trim the mustaches of his manager, Alberto (Paletta) Marchi and one of his entourage, Roberto Brunner. While Tomba was the...

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2022年2月8日 · Mayer become only the third male skier to win an Alpine skiing event back-to-back after Alberto Tomba (giant slalom 1988 and 1992) and Kjetil André Aamodt (also in Super G 2002 and 2006). Mayer become the fifth male Alpine skier to win three gold medals and also became to most successful Austrian Alpine skier ever.