Daniel Yule Ski Setup

Daniel Yule

Slalom

Nationality

Switzerland

Hometown

Martigny, Valais, Switzerland

Height

187 cm

Born

18 February 1993

Turned pro

2012

Primary discipline

Slalom

Swiss World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in slalom, representing Champex-Ferret and of Scottish parentage. Made his World Cup debut at Kitzbuehel in January 2012 at age 18. Won bronze in slalom at his first Junior World Championships (2014) and helped Switzerland win team gold at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics, clinching the decisive point over Marco Schwarz. Earned his first World Cup win at the Madonna di Campiglio night slalom in December 2018 - the first Swiss men's World Cup slalom win since Marc Gini in 2007. Made World Cup history on 4 February 2024, winning the Chamonix slalom after sitting 30th following the first run - the largest final-run comeback in World Cup slalom history, surpassing Lucas Braathen's 29th-to-1st run at Wengen in 2022.

Team gold, 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics; 1 World Championship gold medal (career total). Historic comeback win from 30th after run 1, Chamonix, 4 Feb 2024 - a World Cup slalom record.

Sponsors: Atomic (skis, boots), One Way (poles) - per FIS official athlete biography

Setup

4 items

Skis

Atomic

Slalom

FIS official biography confirms 'Skis: Atomic'.

Atomic's World Cup race-stock alpine ski line; specific slalom/GS model not specified by federation

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Boots

Atomic

FIS official biography confirms 'Boots: Atomic'.

Atomic's World Cup race-stock alpine boot line; specific model not specified by federation

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Bindings

Atomic

Slalom

Standard Atomic race pairing.

Atomic's World Cup race-stock alpine binding line paired with its Redster race skis

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Poles

One Way

FIS official biography confirms 'Poles: One Way'.

Race-stock alpine pole

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Setup verified 8 July 2026

Setup

Skis

Boots

Bindings

Poles

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