Anne Marie Müller

Anne Marie Müller
nation	Norway
birthday	March 17, 1980
place of birth	Hemsedal
Career
discipline	Downhill , Super-G , giant slalom , slalom , combination
society	Hemsedal IL
status	resigned
End of career	2009
Placements in the Alpine Ski World Cup
Individual World Cup debut December 15, 2001  Overall World Cup 99th ( 2007/08 )  Slalom World Cup 40th ( 2005/06 )

Anne Marie Müller (born March 17, 1980 in Hemsedal ) is a former Norwegian ski racer . She achieved her greatest success in the slalom .

biography

Müller contested her first FIS race in December 1995, three years later she celebrated her first victory. In the European Cup , they went for the first time in January 2000 at the start. Without any major success in the European Cup, she drove her first World Cup race in December 2001. In the 2001/02 season, she contested seven downhill runs and Super-Gs, but never reached the points. In the next two seasons she only drove one slalom in the World Cup and also concentrated increasingly on the technical disciplines in the European Cup. In the meantime, she has become a serial winner at FIS races and in the 2004/05 season she also achieved the first two podium places in the European Cup and she finished third in the slalom classification, tied with the German Anja Blieninger . From this season she also competed regularly in the World Cup.

Without having previously achieved World Cup points, she finished 18th at the 2005 World Championships as the best Norwegian in slalom. In January 2006, in the Maribor slalom, she achieved her first point win in the World Cup with 18th place, which also remained her best World Cup result. The next races were again unsuccessful, as before, she repeatedly had to struggle with failures or could not qualify for a second run. It wasn't until March 2007 that she scored again and in January 2008 she even made it into the top 30 in three consecutive races, with 20th place in the slalom in Ofterschwang, her second-best World Cup result. For the last time she scored in November 2008 as the 26th of the Aspen slalom before ending her career at the end of the 2008/09 season. In the European Cup, she had recently achieved two top 10 results. In the next winter, the Norwegian competed in a few FIS races.

successes

World championships

• Bormio 2005 : 18th slalom

World cup

• 2 placements among the best 20

European Cup

• Third place in the 2004/05 slalom ranking
• A total of 2 podium places

National championships

• Triple Norwegian Champion (Super-G 2005, Downhill and Combined 2006)

More Achievements

• 39 victories in FIS races (22 × giant slalom, 11 × slalom, 5 × Super-G, 1 × downhill)

Web links

• Anne Marie Müller in the database of the International Ski Federation (English)
• Anne Marie Müller in the database of Ski-DB (English)