Tristan Gale












Tristan Gale
Data i miejsce urodzenia
10 sierpnia 1980
Ruidoso, USA
Dorobek medalowy




















Reprezentacja  Stany Zjednoczone

Igrzyska olimpijskie
Złoto Salt Lake City 2002
Kobiety

Mistrzostwa świata
Brąz Nagano 2003 Kobiety

Puchar Świata

Bronze medal with cup.svg 3. miejsce


2002/2003


Tristan Gale (ur. 10 sierpnia 1980 w Ruidoso) – amerykańska skeletonistka, mistrzyni olimpijska i brązowa medalistka mistrzostw świata.



Kariera |


Największy sukces w karierze osiągnęła w 2002 roku, kiedy zdobyła złoty medal podczas igrzysk olimpijskich w Salt Lake City. W zawodach tych wyprzedziła swą rodaczkę, Leę Ann Parsley i Alex Coomber z Wielkiej Brytanii. Był to pierwszy raz w historii, kiedy na igrzyskach kobiety rywalizowały w skeletonie, wobec czego Gale została pierwszą w historii mistrzynią olimpijską w tym sporcie. Na rozgrywanych rok później mistrzostwach świata w Nagano Amerykanka zajęła trzecie miejsce. Wyprzedziły ją tam Michelle Kelly z Kanady oraz Rosjanka Jekatierina Mironowa. Swoje jedyne podium w zawodach Pucharu Świata wywalczyła 30 listopada 2002 roku w Park City, gdzie była najlepsza. W klasyfikacji generalnej sezonu 2002/2003 zajęła trzecie miejsce za Michelle Kelly i jej rodaczką, Lindsay Alcock. W 2006 roku zakończyła karierę.



Bibliografia |




  • Profil na The-Sports.org (ang.)


  • Profil na Sports-Reference.com (ang.)









p • d • e

Mistrzynie olimpijskie w skeletonie



  • 2002: Tristan Gale


  • 2006: Maya Pedersen-Bieri


  • 2010: Amy Williams


  • 2014: Elizabeth Yarnold


  • 2018: Elizabeth Yarnold


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