Roberto Lacedelli
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Born | (1919-06-02)2 June 1919 Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy |
Died | 26 July 1983(1983-07-26) (aged 64) |
Occupation | Alpine skier |
Roberto Lacedelli (2 June 1919 – 26 July 1983) was an Italian alpine skier.
Life and career
Born in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Lacedelli started his professional career in 1937 and competed in the slalom, ski jumping, combined and downskill specialties.[1] During the World War II he took refuge in Switzerland, where he continued to compete using the false name Smeterlink.[2] He competed at the 1948 Winter Olympics and the 1952 Winter Olympics,[3][4] and at three FIS Alpine World Ski Championships.[1] He was also national champion in various specialties five times.[4] He retired in 1952, and after his retirement he worked as a ski and tennis trainer.[1] Among the athletes he trained, there was Giuliana Minuzzo.[2]
Lacedelli died of cerebral embolism while giving a tennis lesson on 26 July 1983, at the age of 64.[1][4] His sons Renato and Aldo are both former hockey players who played for the Italian national team.[4]
References
- ^ a b c d "E' morto Roberto Lacedelli uomo degli sport invernali". La Stampa. 27 July 1983. p. 17 July 1983.
- ^ a b Pacor, Matteo; Vegliani, Stefano (2022). Discese, speciali e giganti (in Italian). Mondadori. ISBN 978-88-357-1551-1.
- ^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Roberto Lacedelli Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 2 March 2018.
- ^ a b c d r.s. (27 July 1983). "Lacedelli muore giocando a tennis". Corriere della Sera. p. 19.
External links
- Roberto Lacedelli at Olympedia
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- 1931: Severino Menardi
- 1932: Ferdinando Valle
- 1933: Sisto Gillarduzzi
- 1934: Enrico Lacedelli
- 1935: Severino Menardi
- 1936: Vittorio Chierroni
- 1937: Alberto Marcellin
- 1938: Vittorio Chierroni
- 1939: Hans Nogler
- 1940: Vittorio Chierroni
- 1941: Zeno Colò
- 1942: Roberto Lacedelli
- 1943: Vittorio Chierroni
- 1944: not assigned
- 1945: not assigned
- 1946: Alberto Marcellin
- 1947: Vittorio Chierroni & Roberto Lacedelli
- 1948: Zeno Colò
- 1949: Zeno Colò
- 1950: Roberto Lacedelli
- 1951: Rolando Zanni
- 1952: Bruno Burrini
- 1953: Davide David
- 1954: Zeno Colò
- 1955: Zeno Colò
- 1956: Gino Burrini
- 1957: Davide David
- 1958: Bruno Alberti
- 1959: Bruno Alberti
- 1960: Francesco De Florian
- 1961: Bruno Alberti
- 1962: Bruno Alberti
- 1963: Gildo Siorpaes
- 1964: Felice De Nicolò
- 1965: Ivo Mahlknecht
- 1966: Ivo Mahlknecht
- 1967: not assigned
- 1968: Ivo Mahlknecht
- 1969: Stefano Anzi
- 1970: Stefano Anzi
- 1971: Marcello Varallo
- 1972: not assigned
- 1973: Roland Thöni
- 1974: Giuliano Besson
- 1975: Herbert Plank
- 1976: Erwin Stricker
- 1977: Herbert Plank
- 1978: Bruno Gattai
- 1979: Herbert Plank
- 1980: Herbert Plank
- 1981: Herbert Plank
- 1982: Danilo Sbardellotto
- 1983: Michael Mair
- 1984: Mauro Cornaz
- 1985: Alberto Ghidoni
- 1986: Michael Mair
- 1987: Michael Mair
- 1988: Pietro Vitalini
- 1989: not assigned
- 1990: Kristian Ghedina
- 1991: not assigned
- 1992: Pietro Vitalini
- 1993: Kristian Ghedina
- 1994: Kristian Ghedina
- 1995: Kristian Ghedina
- 1996: Luca Cattaneo
- 1997: Erik Seletto
- 1998: Kristian Ghedina
- 1999: Matteo Berbenni
- 2000: Kristian Ghedina
- 2001: Matteo Berbenni
- 2002: not assigned
- 2003: Kurt Sulzenbacher
- 2004: Roland Fischnaller
- 2005: Stefan Thanei
- 2006: Walter Girardi
- 2007: Walter Girardi
- 2008: Elmar Hofer
- 2009: Stefan Thanei
- 2010: Patrick Staudacher
- 2011: Matteo Marsaglia
- 2012: Hagen Patscheider
- 2013: Paolo Pangrazzi
- 2014: Peter Fill & Werner Heel
- 2015: Matteo Marsaglia
- 2016: Christof Innerhofer
- 2017: Peter Fill
- 2018: Christof Innerhofer
- 2019: Matteo Marsaglia
- 2020: not disputed
- 2021: Dominik Paris
- 2022: Dominik Paris
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