Renate Götschlová
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| Narození | 6. srpna 1975 (48 let) Judenburg |
| Povolání | sjezdová lyžařka |
| Ocenění | Velké zlaté vyznamenání Štýrska čestná dekorace ve zlatě Čestného odznaku za zásluhy o Rakouskou republiku |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Alpské lyžování na ZOH | ||
| stříbro | ZOH 2002 | kombinace |
| bronz | ZOH 2002 | sjezd |
| Mistrovství světa v alpském lyžování | ||
| zlato | MS 1997 | kombinace |
| zlato | MS 1999 | sjezd |
| zlato | MS 2007 | soutěž družstev |
| stříbro | MS 2001 | sjezd |
| stříbro | MS 2005 | soutěž družstev |
| bronz | MS 2005 | sjezd |
| bronz | MS 2007 | super G |
| Světový pohár (velký křišťálový glóbus) | ||
| zlato | SP 2000 | celkově |
Renate Götschlová (* 6. srpna 1975, Judenburg, Štýrsko) je bývalá alpská lyžařka z Rakouska. Její specialitou byli sjezd, Super-G a obří slalom.
Je po Annemarie Moser-Pröll a Vreni Schneiderová třetí nejúspěšnější lyžařkou v historii světového poháru. Stala se trojnásobnou mistryní světa a dvojnásobnou olympijskou medailistkou.
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Austrian alpine skier Renate Götschl at the Austrian Championships 2008 in Haus im Ennstal.
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Austrian alpine skier Renate Götschl at the Austrian Championships 2008 in Haus im Ennstal.