PyeongChang 2018
At the Pyeongchang Olympics in 2018, the Fischer Group's athletes won the most medals in Nordic skiing. 89 in all of which 35 gold, 33 silver and 21 bronzes.
Thursday 15 March 2018 2 minutes reading time
In cross-country skiing, among the men stand out the names of Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo, winner of three 3 gold medals, Johnsrud Sundby (2 gold and a silver), the Russian Denis Spitsov (two silver and 1 bronze) and the Swiss Dario Cologna, gold medal in the 15 km.
In the biathlon, however, was the German Laura Dahlmeier the multi-matched with two gold medals in the sprint races in pursuit and the bronze in the individual race. His compatriot Andreas Wellinger was instead the protagonist in ski jumping winning the gold medal in the small trampoline and two silvers in the long trampoline where the first step of the podium was conquered by the Polish Kamil Stoch
These are some of the names of Fischer athletes who won the medals at the Pyeonchang Olympics. More precisely 56% of the Nordic Ski medals were won with Fischer skis and 48% with Fischer shoes.
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