Christian Stangl

Austrian skier and mountaineer

Christian Stangl - Austrian skier and mountaineer
Born

July 10th, 1966
58 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Austria

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Competitor in numerous skiing and mountaineering events. Achieved recognition for outstanding performances in extreme environments and high-altitude climbs. Participated in several international competitions showcasing proficiency in both skiing and climbing disciplines. Contributed to advancements in techniques and safety in mountaineering.

Completed the first ascent of Lhotse in winter

Achieved several high-altitude summits

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