BAKKE-ROGNMO Trine (NOR ) WEB SITE
11.01.1975 Trodheim
165cm / 63kg
SKI: Rossignol
BOOTS: Rossignol
BINDING: Rossignol
SerreChevalier00 SL/2ns ParkCity01 SL
Serre Shevalier 2000 SL/2nd Park City 01 SL
BakkeFace World Cup Ranking
General
1994/86th, 1995/95th, 1996/72nd, 1997/45th, 1998/25th, 1999/24th, 2000/21st,
2001/29th, 2002/43rd, 2003/50th,
Special
1999 SL/4th, 2000 SL/4th, 2001 SL/9th, GS/36th, 2002 SL/12th, 2003 SL/16th.
World Championships
1997 Sestriere SL/8th
1999 Vail SL/3rd.
2003 St.Moritz SL/DNF.
Olympic Games
1994 Lillehammer GS/19th
1998 Nagano SL/DNF,
World Cup - 2-w. (2 SL)
1. SL: St.Anton 99, Maribor 00,
2: SL: Saalbach 98, Are 99, Serre Chevalier 2000, Sestriere 01-II,
3. SL: Vail 99, Copper Mtn.00, Berchtesgaden 2000, Sestriere 01-I, Semmering 01,
4. SL: Sestriere 00, 02,
5. SL: Vail 97, Park City 98,99, Veysonnaz 99, Mammoth 99, Aspen 01, Lienz 02,
6. SL: Bormio 98, Lienz 00,
7. SL: Laax 97,
8. SL: Semmering 03,
9. SL: Are 98,
10. SL: Bormio 98, Berchtesgaden 02, Maribor 03,
11. SL: Maribor 02-II,
12. SL: Mammoth 97, Val d'Isere 98, Sestriere 00, Bormio 00, Lenzerheide 03,
13. SL: Maribor 94, Berchtesgaden 99, Aspen 03, Lillehammer 03,
14. GS: Sestriere 01,
SL: Saalbach 02,
Trine Bakke was obviously impressed by teammate Andrine Flemmen's early season GS victory at Soelden, Austria. Because Bakke then went out and became the first Norwegian woman to win a World Cup slalom on the demanding hill at St Anton, Austrian site of the 2001 World Championships. In January 1999, the 24-year-old skier from Trondheim made the best out of the very treacherous conditions to beat Sweden's shooting star Anja Paerson. It led to Bakke's second top-3 finish in slalom after a series of 5th places in the previous seasons. A member of National Team since 1994, she finished 19th in the Olympic GS at Lillehammer before focusing more on her slalom. In 1997, she was 8th at Sestriere at the FIS World Championships.
A second place at Saalbach, Austria, at the end of the 1998 season, boosted Trine's confidence and she was shooting for her first win the following winter. Bakke also clinched a bronze medal at Vail behind Zali Steggall of Australia and super-Swede Pernilla Wiberg after clocking the best time in the first leg.
A forIn fact, In fact, In fact, In fact, mer cross-country skier, Bakke soon switched to alpine skiing in search of more excitement. She was also inspired by her older brother, a former racer. Trine was coached by her mother, a former dance instructor, and also was a dancer until 14.
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