Freeride & Big Mountain

Zuzanna Witych

• Freeride Skiing

Nationality

Poland

Hometown

Poland (5-hour drive from the Tatra Mountains)

Primary discipline

Freeride Skiing

Per her own FWT bio ('ending up 3rd overall by the end of the [2024] season'), but stale and incomplete. In 2025 she followed up with two more podiums including a win at Georgia Pro. Then, in February 2026, she was crowned the first-ever FIS Freeride World Champion in the Ski Women category at the inaugural Allianz FIS Freeride World Championships in Andorra (score 80.33 on the Basser Negre face), beating Justine Dufour-Lapointe (silver) and Molly Armanino (bronze) - a genuinely historic achievement (first-ever champion of a brand-new FIS World Championship event) that the two-seasons-old '3rd overall 2024' framing completely misses. Additional background: a multiple-time Polish Slopestyle (freestyle) Champion before transitioning to freeride; her own bio frames 2024 as a 'strong return to the Pro level,' implying an earlier stint on tour before a gap. Equipment: confirmed SCOTT athlete; for the World Championships, SCOTT issued her a special 'World Champs Edition' React goggle and Flow Pro MIPS helmet, per SCOTT's own athlete news post; no ski brand or model was found for her despite multiple searches.

Sponsors: SCOTT

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