Christl Haas

Christl Haas, (born September 19, 1943 at Kitzbhel, Austria - died July 8, 2001 at Antalya, Turkey) was an Alpine skiing Champion at the 1964 Winter Olympics. Haas became a national hero as a twenty year old Olympic champion in the downhill event at the first Innsbruck Winter Olympics. She became an instant superstar in her homeland as she won the gold medal in her home nation. Haas followed up her success at Innsbruck with a bronze medal at the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France. As an Austrian gold medalist, Haas was selected with luger Josef Feistmantl to light the Olympic torch for the opening of the 1976 Winter Olympics on February 4, 1976. In 2001, Christl Haas drowned while swimming in the Mediterranean Sea at Antalya, Turkey. Haas, Christl Haas, Christl Haas, Christl Haas, Christl

 

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