Giancarlo Bergamelli

Italian alpine skier

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Giancarlo Bergamelli (born 28 October 1974) is a retired Italian alpine skier who competed in the 2002 Winter Olympics.[1]

## The four Bergamelli ski brothers[edit]

The Bergamellis were four brothers, Sergio (born 1970), Norman (born 1971), Thomas (born 1973) and Giancarlo (born 1974), and all four were World Cup alpine skiers.[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Giancarlo Bergamelli - Athlete Information". fis-ski.com. Retrieved 20 February 2021.
2. ^ "Padri, figli, fratelli e cugini Dai Thöni ai Mölgg lo sci è un fatto genetico" (in Italian). altoadige.it. 22 January 2012. Retrieved 22 February 2021. "In serie anche i Bergamelli: Sergio, Thomas, Norman e Giancarlo"

## External links[edit]

* Giancarlo Bergamelli at FIS (alpine)
* Giancarlo Bergamelli at Olympedia

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Italian Alpine Ski Champions in men's slalom

* 1931: Severino Menardi
* 1932: Ferdinando Valle
* 1933: Renato Valle
* 1934: Severino Menardi
* 1935: Vittorio Chierroni
* 1936: Vittorio Chierroni
* 1937: Giovanni Sisi
* 1938: Hans Nogler
* 1939: Hans Nogler
* 1940: Vittorio Chierroni
* 1941: Zeno Colò
* 1942: Roberto Lacedelli
* 1943: Zeno Colò
* 1944-1945: not assigned
* 1946: Zeno Colò
* 1948: Zeno Colò
* 1949: not disputed
* 1950: Eugenio Monti
* 1951: Albino Alverà
* 1952: Carlo Gartner
* 1953: Otto Gluck
* 1954: Zeno Colò
* 1955: Zeno Colò
* 1956: Otto Gluck
* 1957: Paride Milianti
* 1958: Otto Gluck
* 1959: Aldo Zulian
* 1960: Helmuth Gartner
* 1961: Osvaldo Picchiottino
* 1962: Felice De Nicolò
* 1963: Ivo Mahlknecht
* 1964: Ivo Mahlknecht
* 1965: Paride Milianti
* 1966: Giovanni Di Bona
* 1967: Felice De Nicolò
* 1968: Ivo Mahlknecht
* 1969: Pier Lorenzo Clataud
* 1970: Giuseppe Compagnoni
* 1971: Gustav Thöni
* 1972: Ilario Pegorari
* 1973: Gustav Thöni
* 1974: Fausto Radici
* 1975: Piero Gros
* 1976: Piero Gros
* 1977: Franco Bieler
* 1978: Peter Mally
* 1979: Piero Gros
* 1980: Piero Gros
* 1981: Bruno Nöckler
* 1982: Piero Gros
* 1983: Ivano Edalini
* 1984: Oswald Tötsch
* 1985: Marco Tonazzi
* 1986: Richard Pramotton
* 1987: Alex Giorgi
* 1988: Alberto Tomba
* 1989: Roberto Grigis
* 1990: Alberto Tomba
* 1991: Alberto Tomba
* 1992: Fabrizio Tescari
* 1993: Alberto Tomba
* 1994: Alberto Tomba
* 1995: Angelo Weiss
* 1996: Konrad Kurt Ladstätter
* 1997: Fabrizio Tescari
* 1998: Gianluca Grigoletto
* 1999: Matteo Nana
* 2000: Matteo Nana
* 2001: Hannes Paul Schmid
* 2002: Thomas Bergamelli
* 2003: Manfred Mölgg
* 2004: Giancarlo Bergamelli
* 2005: Cristian Deville
* 2006: Giuliano Razzoli
* 2007: Lucas Senoner
* 2008: Lucas Senoner
* 2009: Manfred Mölgg
* 2010: Manfred Mölgg
* 2011: Giuliano Razzoli
* 2012: Roberto Nani
* 2013: Manfred Mölgg
* 2014: Stefano Gross
* 2015: Giuliano Razzoli
* 2016: Patrick Thaler
* 2017: Tommaso Sala
* 2018: Riccardo Tonetti
* 2019: Pietro Canzio
* 2020: not disputed

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