Danielle Scott Ski Setup

Danielle Scott

Aerials

Nationality

Australia

Hometown

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Height

167 cm

Born

7 March 1990

Turned pro

2012

Primary discipline

Aerials

Australian aerial skier born 7 March 1990 in Sydney. Won bronze at the 2013 World Championships in Voss and silver at both the 2017 World Championships (Sierra Nevada) and the 2023 World Championships in Bakuriani. A four-time Olympian (2014, 2018, 2022, 2026) whose Games results steadily improved from 9th (Sochi) to 12th (Pyeongchang) to 10th (Beijing), before a breakthrough silver medal at the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics - landing a full-full-full for 102.17 points in the one-jump Super Final, behind only China's Xu Mengtao. Two-time World Cup discipline titleholder (2023, 2024) with 9 individual World Cup wins and 27 podiums across a 13-season career; recorded at least 6 World Cup podium finishes across the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons combined per her FIS results table. Named FIS 'Rookie of the Year' for aerials after her 2012 World Cup debut. Was offered a scholarship for artistic gymnastics at the Australian Institute of Sport at age 7, reportedly the youngest athlete ever offered one there, before transitioning to aerial skiing.

FIS competitorid=153625, FIS Code 2527702. Equipment sponsor (Kaestle skis) confirmed via Kaestle's own athlete roster page - a brand-level confirmation with no specific model named, so linked in Athlete gear to the same generic Kaestle aerials ski product row used for other Kaestle-sponsored aerialists (Christopher Lillis, Winter Vinecki) rather than creating a duplicate unspecified-model row. FIS official bio's own Skis/Boots/Poles fields are blank.

Sponsors: Kaestle (skis)

Kästle aerials family

Aerials

model unspecified

Scott listed on Kaestle's official Aerial & Mogul athlete roster; no specific model named on the brand page, so linked to the existing generic Kaestle aerials ski product entry.

Kästle's aerials-specific ski line, distinct from the existing Kästle moguls (id257) and Nordic race (id254) entries; exact model not specified in sourcing.

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