Alpine Skiing

Lukas Feurstein

Super-G
Giant Slalom

Nationality: Austria
Hometown: Mellau, Vorarlberg, Austria
Height: 183 cm
Born: 18 May 2001
Turned pro: 2021
Primary discipline: Super-G

Austrian World Cup speed skier specializing in super-G and giant slalom, raised in Mellau, Vorarlberg and racing for SV Mellau. Made his World Cup debut on 20 March 2021 after winning giant slalom gold and super-G silver at the 2021 Junior World Championships in Bansko. A tibial contusion (Dec 2021) and a medial ligament tear (Jan 2023, after his first World Cup top-10 in Cortina d'Ampezzo) each cost him the rest of a season, but he broke through with his first World Cup podium (3rd, Beaver Creek SG) in December 2024, then took his first World Cup win in the season-finale super-G on Sun Valley's new Challenger course in March 2025 - the first men's World Cup race held at the Idaho resort since 1977 and its first-ever speed event - holding off teammate Raphael Haaser by 0.19 seconds with Franjo von Allmen third.

Career WC record: 1 win (SG), 2 podiums (both SG: 3rd Beaver Creek Dec 2024, 1st Sun Valley Mar 2025). No podium yet in 2025-26 season through Feb 2026 (best results: 13th Wengen SG, 33rd Kitzbuehel SG, per FIS results table). Cousin Patrick Feurstein is also a World Cup giant slalom racer.

Sponsors: Equipment: Head (skis, boots), Leki (poles) - per FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field).

Setup

6 items

Skis

Head Worldcup Rebels e-Speed

Super-G
Giant Slalom

Feurstein's ski brand (Head) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography; reuses the generic Head Worldcup Rebels e-Speed entry also used for other Head-sponsored speed skiers.

Speed-discipline (SG/DH) race ski line built with Titanal and Graphene for stability at high speed