Alpine Skiing
Nina Ortlieb
- Downhill
- Super-G
- Nationality
- Austria
- Hometown
- Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
- Height
- 178 cm
- Born
- 2 April 1996
- Turned pro
- 2014
- Primary discipline
- Downhill
About Nina Ortlieb
Austrian World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in the speed events of downhill and super-G, born 2 April 1996 in Innsbruck, Tyrol. Daughter of Patrick Ortlieb, the 1992 Olympic downhill gold medalist and 1996 World Champion. Attended the Stams ski high school; won gold in giant slalom at the 2015 Junior World Championships (Hafjell) and gold in super-G at the 2016 Junior World Championships (Rosa Khutor). Made her World Cup debut in January 2014 and her first World Cup podium (3rd, downhill, Crans-Montana) in February 2020, following up a week later with her first World Cup win in the super-G at La Thuile. Won a second World Cup super-G at Kvitfjell in March 2023. Won silver in the downhill at the 2023 World Championships in Meribel - her first World Championship medal, at her first World Championship start. Made her Olympic debut at Milano-Cortina 2026. Career has included a serious training injury (triple fracture) sustained at a World Cup stop in St. Moritz.
FIS Code 56328. Career: 2 World Cup wins (both SG: La Thuile 2020, Kvitfjell 2023), 5 World Cup podiums (3 DH, 2 SG) as of March 2026. World Championship silver, downhill, 2023 Meribel (first WC medal, at first WC start). 2018 Europa Cup overall champion. Daughter of Patrick Ortlieb (1992 Olympic downhill gold, 1996 World Champion). Official site: nina.ski.
Sponsors: Head (skis, boots); Leki (poles) - per FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated equipment fields) as of 2026
Setup
3 items
Skis
Head Worldcup Rebels e-Speed
- Downhill
FIS official biography confirms 'Skis: Head'.
Speed-discipline (SG/DH) race ski line built with Titanal and Graphene for stability at high speed
Boots
Head Raptor WCR
FIS official biography confirms 'Boots: Head'.
World Cup race boot line, 96mm last, adjustable flex, Race Balance geometry, FIS-approved sole
Poles
Leki
FIS official biography confirms 'Poles: Leki'.
Race-stock alpine pole used by Leki-sponsored World Cup athletes
Setup verified 9 July 2026