Stephanie Brunner is an Alpine ski racer who represents Austria. She was born on 20 February 1994 in Schwaz, Tyrol, Austria, and made her World Cup debut in ski racing in March 2022. Many people, including many of her fans, want to know all about her biography. Find out more about Stephanie and her relationship with her parents.
Stephanie Brunner Parents
Both of Stephanie’s parents are alive as of today. Her father’s name is Klaus Brunner, and her mother is Dagmar Brunner. She has two siblings, a brother named Marco Brunner, and another named Manual Brunner.
The net worth for Stephanie is estimated to be around a range of $2.8 million to $4.3 million. Stephanie is a 30-year-old woman and naturally, everyone thinks that she is married. However, she is currently known to be unmarried. Her relationship status is also unknown to the media. She keeps herself very reserved and even if she has any relationship, she will not likely share it with her fans.
Biography Of Stephanie
The Austrian ski racer competes in several technical competitions including slalom and giant slalom. Her debut in the World Cup was back on 17 March 2022 where she gained many fans by portraying her skills in skiing. Her height is 1.66 meters and her weight is 56 Kgs.
Brunner won the season championship in a huge Slalom back in 2016. She also finished second in the overall complete rankings of the European Cup circuit. She has gained some fans gradually every year due to her performance. You might even see many edits on her on social media platforms like Instagram.
Stephnie’s nickname is Stephi, and she is known by her close friends as a person who celebrates her birthday very happily. Apart from her skills in professional ski racing, she is known to be quite beautiful. Many of her fans have appreciated the beauty of her eyes and her energetic personality. Everyone who has ever talked to Stephanie without even knowing her has praised her for her friendliness.
Career
The Austrian ski racer started her career early during the 2018 Olympic Winter Games that took place in PyeongChang. During her debut in the Olympic games, she won a silver medal herself. Although she did not start the ski race since she was a part of the team, the Olympics management team gave her a medal as well.
Brunner also competed in the World Championships of 2017 and 2021. She was unable to attend the one conducted in 2019 due to an injury. During her participation in 2017 and 2021, she finished the competition in 5th place for a total of three times. Two of these happened in team parallel and one of her finishes occurred in a giant Slalom.
Medal Winning Record
- Silver medal (second place): 2018 Pyeongchang- Team event in Olympics Games
- Gold medal (first place): 2013 Roccaraso- Slalom in World Junior Ski Championships
- Silver medal (second place): 2015 Hafjell- Giant Slalom in World Junior Ski Championships
- Silver medal (second place): 2015 Hafjell-Team in World Junior Ski Championships
Brunner 2019 Injury
Stephanie Brunner was the target of bad luck in 2019 when she received the news from medical staff about her torn ACL. The Austrian ski racer was training as usual when she suffered a knee injury. She was preparing for giant Slalom while training in Ushuaia, Argentina.
However, this ended her tournament there and then. She was then transported back to Austria to further investigate the extent of her injury. Later, an MRI examination determined an anterior ligament tear within her left knee.
ACL injury is considered one of the worst kinds of injuries a sportsperson could have. It is always better to operate in such a kind of injury. She was then operated on in Hochrum Clinic by Dr. Christian Fink. She gave a statement after her injury saying:
My first turns on snow in July felt really good, as if I had never been away. Even in Argentina, everything went according to plan, and my fitness, and knee played perfectly. All the more disappointing this diagnosis, but I cannot change it and take this challenge again.
Brunner’s ACL injury in 2019 makes it the third knee injury within less than 2 years. She first suffered her first ACL back in the 2018 Austrian National Championships. However, she had hoped that she would recover from this injury when she was again injured in January 2019 during the training period of the giant slalom which was being conducted in Val di Fassa.
