Federica Brignone
Alpine ski champion, a versatile athlete at the top in all disciplines.
Following in the footsteps of Maria Rosa “Ninna” Quario and Daniele Brignone.
She is the first Italian female skier in history to win the overall World Cup and three Specialty World Cups in three different disciplines.
At the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, she won a historic bronze medal in the Giant Slalom that Italy had been waiting for for twenty years.
In 2022, at the Winter Olympics in Beijing, Federica Brignone won the silver medal in the Giant Slalom and the bronze medal in the Combined, becoming the first Italian skier to win a medal in the Combined and the fourth Italian skier of all time to win two Olympic medals in the same discipline in two consecutive Games.
At the recent World Championships in Meribél 2023, she won the gold medal in Combined and the silver medal in Giant Slalom, which, added to the world silver medal in Giant Slalom in 2011, made her equal the number of medals (both Olympic and World Championships) won by the two Italian skiing legends Isolde Kostner and Deborah Compagnoni. She is the first Italian to stand on the top step of the podium in the World Combined.
In the current season she has reached her 56th World Cup podium, second in Italy only to Alberto Tomba.
“How can I be useful in my own small way, and bring a pebble to the pile that will form the mountain that represents the solution? I can tell the story!”
The #traiettoreliquide project was born with the idea of broadening the perspective of sports performance to include the dimension of values.
Moving beyond the dimension and seasonality of competitive results to carry forward and share
with everyone a commitment and a message of sustainability.
Using the champion’s fame, recognition and media exposure to build a campaign to raise awareness of the environment and care for natural resources.
Discover the trajectories
First trajectory
All waterways lead to the sea where everything that the water has collected and transported along its journey flows and pours out.
Second trajectory
Plastic pollution of the oceans is endangering the life of marine fauna and flora.
Third trajectory
The lake is a slow-motion ecosystem, where water is exchanged slowly and pollution and waste accumulate, compromising it.
Fourth trajectory
Melting glaciers lead to rising sea levels and a dramatic reduction of water reserves.
Fifth trajectory
Discover the trajectories
First trajectory
All waterways lead to the sea where everything that the water has collected and transported along its journey flows and pours out.
Second trajectory
Plastic pollution of the oceans is endangering the life of marine fauna and flora.
Third trajectory
The lake is a slow-motion ecosystem, where water is exchanged slowly and pollution and waste accumulate, compromising it.
Fourth trajectory
Melting glaciers lead to rising sea levels and a dramatic reduction of water reserves.