Czech athlete Ester Ledecká added to her impressive multi-sport resume today, securing a Super-G bronze medal at a World Cup event in Switzerland. The January 18th result not only marks a significant achievement for the Olympic gold medalist in both snowboarding and skiing, but also confirms her qualification for the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. Ledecká’s podium finish, alongside Olympic qualification for teammate Adamczyková, signals strong momentum for the Czech team heading into the Games.
Ester Ledecká Secures Super-G Podium, Qualifies for Olympics
Ester Ledecká finished on the podium in the Super-G event on January 18th, solidifying her position as a force in alpine skiing and securing her spot at the upcoming Olympic Games. The result highlights Ledecká’s versatility as a dual-sport athlete, excelling in both snowboarding and skiing at the highest level.
Ledecká’s strong performance showcased her skill and determination, with her skis performing exceptionally well, according to reports. The bronze medal-winning run was a testament to both her individual talent and the dedication of her entire support team, who ensured her equipment was perfectly prepared for the competition.
The Super-G race saw Ledecká demonstrate her ability to navigate challenging courses with speed and precision. She didn’t lose faith and capitalized on her hard work, with her skis “flying like rockets,” according to reports.
Also achieving a significant milestone was Adamczyková, who qualified for the Olympics during the event. This adds another exciting name to the Olympic roster as the games approach.
Ledecká was visibly elated after her performance, enjoying what has been described as her favorite activity. The podium finish is a well-deserved reward for her consistent efforts and dedication to the sport. Fans can follow Ester Ledecká in the super-G at the 2026 Alpine Skiing World Championships here.
This result underscores Ledecká’s continued success and sets the stage for a compelling Olympic campaign.
