Paul Stutz

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Paul Stutz Alpine skiing
nation CanadaCanada Canada
birthday 17th July 1983 (age 37)
place of birth Banff , Canada
Career
discipline Slalom , giant slalom , super-G ,
downhill , combination
society Banff Alpine Racers
status active
Placements in the Alpine Ski World Cup
 Individual World Cup debut January 25, 2004
 Overall World Cup 81st ( 2007/2008 )
 Slalom World Cup 52nd ( 2006/2007 )
 Combination World Cup 20th (2007/2008)
last change: March 19, 2013

Paul Stutz (born July 17, 1983 in Banff , Alberta ) is a Canadian ski racer . His strongest discipline is slalom , in which he has so far won three races and once the discipline classification in the Nor-Am Cup .

biography

Paul Stutz first took part in races of the Nor-Am Cup and FIS races in December 1998 . In FIS races he reached the first podium places in the same winter and his first victory in January 2000. In the Nor-Am Cup he achieved his first top 10 placements in the 2002/2003 season ; in March 2005 he was second in the Mont-Tremblant slalom for the first time on the podium. Previously, he had already achieved second place in a European Cup slalom. At the Junior World Championships in which he participated in 2002 and 2003 , his best result was twelfth place in the 2002 combination.

In the World Cup Stutz debuted in January 2004. He took first part only in slalom and was initially in no race for the second round qualify. In the 2005/2006 season , the Canadian won the slalom classification in the Nor-Am Cup with a win in Hunter Mountain , a second place in Panorama and two further top 10 results. In the following years he took part in fewer and fewer races in the Nor-Am Cup and concentrated mainly on the World Cup. At the beginning of the 2006/2007 season he won his first World Cup points when he finished 20th in the Beaver Creek slalom . A week later he took part in a super combined in the World Cup for the first time on the Reiteralm ; but he will not win any further points until the beginning of next winter . At the 2007 World Championships in Åre , Sweden , he was eliminated in the second slalom run after he was in 21st place in the first run. Two years later, he stayed without a result at the 2009 World Cup in Val-d'Isère . This time he started in the super combined and retired in the slalom run. Stutz, however, was successful at the Canadian championships. From 2006 to 2009 he was a four-time Canadian champion . On January 20th, 2008 he reached seventh place in the Hahnenkamm combination in Kitzbühel with 25th place in the slalom and 50th place in the downhill and thus his best World Cup result so far. In the next two years, however, Stutz remained without World Cup points, which is why in the 2009/2010 season, in addition to the World Cup, he increasingly started in the Nor-Am Cup. With two wins in Sunday River and Waterville Valley , he finished second in the slalom classification this winter.

In January 2011 Stutz was able to score again in the World Cup for the first time in three years when he finished 25th in the slaloms in Kitzbühel and on the Planai in Schladming. Since then he has remained without World Cup points again. In the 2012/13 season he won the slalom classification of the Nor-Am Cup.

successes

Junior World Championships

World cup

  • 1 place in the top ten and a further 2 places in the top 20

Nor-Am Cup

  • 12 podium places, including 7 wins:
date place country discipline
January 4, 2006 Hunter Mountain United States slalom
January 4, 2010 Sunday River United States slalom
March 18, 2010 Waterville Valley United States slalom
March 18, 2011 Whistler Canada slalom
December 12, 2012 panorama Canada slalom
February 2, 2013 Vail United States slalom
3rd February 2013 Vail United States slalom

More Achievements

  • Stutz is a four-time Canadian champion :
    • 2 × slalom (2007 and 2008)
    • 1 × combination (2006)
    • 1 × super combination (2009)
  • 1 podium in the European Cup
  • 32 victories in FIS races

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