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Ski Mountaineering's First Champion!🇨🇭Marianne Fatton at Milano Cortina 2026 | Athlete Highlights
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Ski Mountaineering's First Champion!🇨🇭Marianne Fatton at Milano Cortina 2026 | Athlete Highlights
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Marianne Fatton won the first-ever Olympic gold medal in ski mountaineering. The sport made its debut at Milano Cortina 2026 and Fatton took gold in the women’s sprint ahead of France's silver medallist Emily Harrop and Spain's Ana Alonso Rodriguez, who took bronze. Fatton also claimed silver in the mixed relay, where she partnered Jon Kistler.
Relive the best moments from the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, featuring elite athletes, thrilling competition, and unforgettable highlights across the world’s top winter sports on the Olympic stage.
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