Alpine Skiing

Timon Haugan

Slalom
Giant Slalom

Nationality: Norway
Hometown: Oppdal, Norway
Height: 178 cm
Born: 27 December 1996
Turned pro: 2017
Primary discipline: Slalom

Norwegian World Cup slalom specialist from Oppdal, racing for Oppdal Alpin. Made his World Cup debut in Dec 2017 and took nearly seven years to reach the top step, finally winning his first World Cup race in slalom at Saalbach on 17 March 2024. Has since become a fixture on the slalom podium: 6 career wins (all SL) and 12 podiums (11 SL, 1 GS) through the 2025-26 season, finishing 3rd in the season-long slalom discipline standings in both 2024 and 2025. Olympic bronze medalist in the team parallel event at Beijing 2022, and a two-time World Championship medalist from Courchevel-Meribel 2023 (silver in team parallel, bronze in the individual parallel).

Career World Cup record through 2025-26: 6 wins (all SL), 12 podiums (11 SL, 1 GS); 5th in the 2025 overall standings, his best season to date. Finished silver medalist in giant slalom at the 2017 Junior World Championships.

Sponsors: Van Deer (skis, boots) - per FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field). Komperdell (poles) - per Komperdell's own official athlete page. Sweet Protection (Trooper 2Vi SL Mips slalom helmet with removable chin guard, and Clockwork RIG Reflect goggles) - per Sweet Protection's own official athlete page.

Setup

5 items

Skis

Van Deer

Haugan's ski brand (Van Deer) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography.

Boots

Van Deer

Haugan's boot brand (Van Deer) confirmed via FIS official athlete biography.

Poles

Komperdell

Haugan's pole brand (Komperdell) confirmed via Komperdell's own official athlete page.

Race-stock alpine pole

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Helmet

Sweet Protection Trooper 2Vi (R) SL Mips Helmet

Haugan's Sweet Protection Trooper 2Vi SL Mips slalom helmet, listed directly on Sweet Protection's own athlete page as his current gear.

Slalom-specific race helmet with removable powder-coated steel chin guard

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Goggles

Sweet Protection Clockwork RIG (R) Reflect Goggles

Haugan's Sweet Protection Clockwork RIG Reflect goggles, listed directly on Sweet Protection's own athlete page under his 'Race Gear' picks.

Race goggle with RIG (Reflective Iridium Grey) lens technology for a wide field of vision

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