Alpine Skiing
Ali Nullmeyer
- Slalom
- Nationality
- Canada
- Hometown
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Born
- 21 August 1998
- Turned pro
- 2015
- Primary discipline
- Slalom
About Ali Nullmeyer
Canadian World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in slalom, born 21 August 1998 in Toronto; grew up skiing with her family at the Georgian Peaks Ski Club in Collingwood, Ontario, and attended Green Mountain Valley School in Waitsfield, Vermont for high school. Joined the Canadian Alpine Ski Team in 2015 and won silver in slalom at the 2016 Lillehammer Winter Youth Olympic Games. While training for the 2017 World Cup opener she tore both ACLs and her left lateral meniscus, missing a season and a half before returning to competition in January 2019. Raced NCAA collegiately for Middlebury College (2020 EISA Rookie of the Year, All-American), graduating with an Economics degree in May 2023. Recorded her World Cup breakthrough with a 5th place in slalom at Zagreb in January 2022, made her Olympic debut at Beijing 2022 (21st, slalom), and was named to Canada's team for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, where she finished 16th in slalom.
FIS Code 107798; FIS competitorid 195851.
Sponsors: Atomic (skis, boots) and Leki (poles) - per FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated equipment fields), independently corroborated by the equipment-brand logos on her own official site's sponsor page (alinullmeyer.com/pages/sponsors). Helly Hansen supplies her team racing apparel per the same page, but apparel is not tracked as Products/Athlete-gear rows per established convention. No helmet, goggle, binding or glove sponsor could be confirmed.
Setup
5 items
Skis
Atomic
Nullmeyer's ski brand (Atomic) confirmed via both FIS official athlete biography ('Skis: Atomic') and the Atomic logo on her own official website's sponsor page (alinullmeyer.com/pages/sponsors).
Atomic's World Cup race-stock alpine ski line; specific slalom/GS model not specified by federation
Boots
Atomic
Nullmeyer's boot brand (Atomic) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography ('Boots: Atomic').
Atomic's World Cup race-stock alpine boot line; specific model not specified by federation
Poles
Leki
Nullmeyer's pole brand (Leki) confirmed via both FIS official athlete biography ('Poles: Leki') and the Leki logo on her own official website's sponsor page.
Race-stock alpine pole used by Leki-sponsored World Cup athletes
Helmet
Atomic
Atomic race-line ski helmet
Goggles
Atomic
Atomic race-line ski goggle
Setup verified 22 September 2026