Alexis Monney Ski Setup

Alexis Monney

Downhill

Super-G

Nationality

Switzerland

Hometown

Saint-Martin, Fribourg, Switzerland (races for SC Chatel-Saint-Denis)

Height

182 cm

Born

8 January 2000

Turned pro

2021

Primary discipline

Downhill

Swiss World Cup speed skier (downhill, super-G). First World Cup win in downhill at Bormio (Dec 2024), runner-up at the Hahnenkamm (Kitzbuehel) a month later, and 2025 World Championship bronze medalist in downhill plus silver in team combined. Opened 2025-26 with a super-G runner-up finish at Livigno in December 2025, then took second in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen downhill in late February 2026 (0.04s behind training partner Marco Odermatt), part of an all-Swiss podium sweep with Stefan Rogentin third.

1 WC win (DH, Bormio Dec 2024). 2025-26 season: 2nd, Super-G, Livigno (Dec 2025, 0.20s behind Marco Schwarz - his first podium of the season and sixth WC podium overall); 2nd, Downhill, Garmisch-Partenkirchen (28 Feb 2026, 0.04s behind Odermatt). Career total 7 podiums (4 DH, 3 SG) through Feb 2026 (Wikipedia). Boot and pole sponsor not identified in available sources; FIS's own athlete biography lists his boots/poles fields as blank.

Sponsors: Stoeckli (skis, since childhood; contract extended through 2029-30 season); Longines (watch ambassador, since 2024) - per skiracing.com/snowsportsnews.com and Longines.com

Stockli Laser SG/DH FIS

Super-G
Downhill

Monney's Stoeckli speed ski for SG; shares product entry with Odermatt's SG/DH ski (id 2), same Stoeckli speed line.

FIS race-stock super-G/downhill ski developed with Stockli's speed-discipline athletes for control and precision at high speed

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Alexis Monney

Setup

Skis

Stockli Laser SG/DH FIS

Sources