US EditionFirst-Ever African Female Ski Racer Retires Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics Due to Financial Difficulties - SnowBrains
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First-Ever African Female Ski Racer Retires Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics Due to Financial Difficulties - SnowBrains
Sabrina Simader in St. Moritz, Switzerland. | Image: Brasidas Group Last week, Kenyan ski racer Sabrina Simader announced her retirement via social media. Born in Kenya and raised in Austria, the 27-year-old made history as the first African female alpine skier at the age of 16 at the Winter Youth Olympics in Lillehammer in 2016, and just a year later became the first African woman to compete on the Alpine Ski World Cup circuit, racing in Maribo…
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