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Austria's Anton "Toni" Sailer, known as "The Blitz from Kitz", because of his hometown, was the greatest Alpine skier in Olympic history. Although his feat of winning all three Alpine events at the 1956 Winter Games was matched by Jean-Claude Killy 12 years later, Sailer's overall performance was far more impressive.

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2009年8月26日 · Toni Sailer, a charismatic and celebrated Austrian skier who became the first to win three gold medals in Alpine skiing in the same Olympic Games, in 1956, died Monday in Innsbruck,...

2009年8月24日 · The ski world conventionally remembers Austria’s Toni Sailer as the first racer to capture three gold medals in the Olympics, winning all the alpine competitions at the 1956 Winter Games in Cortina, Italy.

Toni Sailer was a remarkable Austrian alpine skier, born on November 17, 1935, in Kitzbühel, Tyrol, a region famed for its skiing culture. He was introduced to skiing at a young age, quickly developing his skills and competing successfully from the age of eleven.

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Anton Engelbert „Toni“ Sailer (* 17. November 1935 in Kitzbühel, Tirol; † 24. August 2009 in Innsbruck) war ein österreichischer Skirennläufer, Schauspieler sowie Sänger.