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Stefania Belmondo (born 13 January 1969) is an Italian former cross-country skier, a two-time Olympic champion and four-time world champion.
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Figlia di una casalinga e di un dipendente dell'Enel, Stefania Belmondo - nata a Vinadio ma cresciuta a Pontebernardo, frazione di Pietraporzio - iniziò a sciare all'età di tre anni sulle piste della Valle Stura. Vive a Demonte. Sposatasi nel 1994 con un compaesano, ha avuto due figli. I coniugi hanno poi divorziato nel 2016.
Olimpiadi
1. 10 medaglie: 1.1. 2 ori (30 km tecnica libera ad Albertville 1992; 15 km tecnica libera partenza in linea a Salt Lake City 2002) 1.2. 3 argenti (10 km t.l. ad inseguimento ad Albertville 1992; 30 km tecnica libera a Nagano 1998; 30 km tecnica classica a Salt Lake City 2002) 1.3. 5 bronzi (staffetta ad Albertville 1992 con Bice Vanzetta, Manuela Di Centa, Gabriella Paruzzi; 10 km t.l. ad inseguimento, staffetta a Lillehammer 1994 con Manuela Di Centa, Bice Vanzetta e Gabriella Paruzzi; staf...
Mondiali
1. 13 medaglie: 1.1. 4 ori (inseguimento, 30 km a Falun 1993; 15 km, inseguimento a Ramsau am Dachstein 1999) 1.2. 7 argenti (staffetta a Val di Fiemme 1991; staffetta a Falun 1993; 5 km, 15 km, 30 km, inseguimento a Trondheim 1997; staffetta a Ramsau am Dachstein 1999) 1.3. 2 bronzi (15 km a Val di Fiemme 1991; staffetta a Lahti 2001)
Mondiali juniores
1. 4 medaglie: 1.1. 2 ori (a Vang 1989) 1.2. 1 argento (5 km a Saafelden 1988) 1.3. 1 bronzo (staffetta a Saafelden 1988)
Stefania Belmondo, Antonella Saracco, Più veloci di aquile i miei sogni, Milano, Sperling & Kupfer, 2003, ISBN 88-200-3500-6.
(EN) Stefania Belmondo, su Enciclopedia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.(EN) Stefania Belmondo (sci alpino), su fis-ski.com, FIS.(EN) Stefania Belmondo (sci di fondo), su fis-ski.com, FIS.What made Stefania Belmondo stand out was not just her endurance on the course, but her consistently outstanding performance over a long period of time. She competed in five Olympic Games, winning two golds, three silver and five bronze medals. Local hero. Belmondo was a hero back in Italy.
Stefania Belmondo is an Italian cross-country skier who won 10 Olympic medals, the most among female athletes. She competed in five Winter Olympics from 1988 to 2002 and also won the World Cup and World Championships in her sport.
Italian cross country skiing great, Stefania Belmondo, was making her final appearance at the Winter Games in Salt Lake City, and she was keen to sign off in grand style. The 33-year-old had made her Olympic debut some 14 years earlier as a teenager in Calgary and had gone on to win seven medals from her four Olympics to date.
…she joined Raisa Smetanina and Stefania Belmondo, both of whom were also cross-country skiers, as the most-decorated female Olympians in history. The following year Bjørgen had an outstanding World Cup season as she captured her fourth overall title—this time by a whopping 784 points—and won the sprint title for a…
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Feb 10, 2006 · The final relay runner was Stefania Belmondo, who had the honour of lighting the cauldron, which, as the tallest cauldron in the history of the Olympic Games, will be visible all across Turin. Italian Heroes. The Olympic flame was carried into the Stadio Olimpico by three-time Olympic gold medallist Alberto Tomba.
