Alpine Skiing
Caitlin McFarlane
- Slalom
- Giant Slalom
- Super-G
- Nationality
- France
- Hometown
- Le Biot, Haute-Savoie, France
- Born
- 22 March 2002
- Turned pro
- 2023
- Primary discipline
- Slalom
About Caitlin McFarlane
French World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in slalom and giant slalom (also races super-G), born 22 March 2002 in Sydney, Australia; moved to Saint-Jean-d'Aulps in the Haute-Savoie region of France at age three and now lives in Le Biot. Holds French, Australian, and British nationality but represents France internationally, having been a member of the French Alpine Ski Team since 2017. Won silver in super-G at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games and racked up multiple runner-up finishes in French national slalom championships as a junior. Made her World Cup debut in 2023. Competed at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
FIS Code 198253. Club: S.C St Jean d'Aulps.
Sponsors: Rossignol (skis, boots) - per FIS official athlete biography ('Skis: Rossignol, Boots: Rossignol'), corroborated by a Rossignol logo on her own official website (caitlinmcfarlane.com), which also displays Uvex and Reusch sponsor logos - Uvex most likely supplying helmet/goggle and Reusch gloves, per typical brand-category pairing, though her site does not itself label which product each sponsor supplies. Other listed personal/local sponsors (St Jean d'Aulps ski club, Carrefour Market, Vola, Buzz Performance, Culture Velo) are not ski-equipment brands.
Setup
5 items
Skis
Rossignol Hero Athlete FIS GS
McFarlane's ski brand (Rossignol) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography and a Rossignol sponsor logo on her own official website; reuses the generic Rossignol Hero Athlete FIS GS entry.
FIS race-stock World Cup giant slalom ski from Rossignol's Hero Athlete race line; Line Control Technology (LCT) power-rail construction
Boots
Rossignol Hero Athlete boot
McFarlane's boot brand (Rossignol) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography.
Rossignol race-stock alpine boot line
Helmet
Uvex
Uvex logo displayed on McFarlane's own official website (caitlinmcfarlane.com) among her sponsors. Her site does not label which specific product Uvex supplies (helmet vs goggle), so both are logged as brand-confirmed-only.
Uvex race-line ski helmet
Goggles
Uvex
Uvex logo displayed on McFarlane's own official website among her sponsors. Brand-confirmed via her own sponsor page; specific model not identified.
Uvex race-line ski goggle
Gloves
Reusch
Reusch logo displayed on McFarlane's own official website among her sponsors. Specific model not identified.
Race-stock alpine glove line used by Reusch-sponsored World Cup athletes
Setup verified 10 July 2026