Freestyle Skiing
Quinn Dehlinger
- Aerials
- Nationality
- United States
- Hometown
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
- Born
- 8 June 2002
- Turned pro
- 2022
- Primary discipline
- Aerials
About Quinn Dehlinger
American aerial skier from Cincinnati, Ohio. Won silver in individual aerials (114.48 points) and gold in mixed team aerials at the 2023 World Championships (Bakuriani), then went back-to-back with another individual silver plus a second mixed team gold (344.63 points, with Kaila Kuhn and Christopher Lillis) at the 2025 World Championships in Engadin - making the United States the first country to win consecutive FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships team aerials titles. Has medaled at every World Championships he has entered and is the youngest American man ever to win an individual Olympic or World Championships aerials medal. Selected for the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics but withdrew from the individual aerials competition after re-aggravating a knee injury shortly before the Games (did not start at his final World Cup tune-up in Lake Placid or at the Olympics itself).
FIS competitorid=217681; FIS status field itself confirms 'Active (injured, 12-01-2026)' and shows DNS at his Jan 2026 World Cup start and the Olympic qualification/final, corroborating the Wikipedia-reported Olympic withdrawal. FIS official bio's Skis/Boots/Poles fields are all blank.
Setup
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