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Elisabeth Maier

b. 1994

Canadian skeleton racer

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About Elisabeth Maier

Born 1994. Elisabeth Maier is a Canadian skeleton racer.

Notable results Vathje's first international race was on the North American Cup in 2010, at Lake Placid, where she finished 8th. The following season, she finished 16th in her first Junior World Championships and continued to race on the North American circuit, taking her first international gold at Lake Placid in 2013. Vathje was promoted to the Intercontinental Cup during the 2013–14 season, and won a silver medal at her fourth Junior Worlds in Winterberg, Germany, earning her a promotion to the World Cup squad.

In the 2014–15 World Cup season, her first on the top level of international sliding, Vathje had five podium finishes including one gold medal, at Calgary, and three silvers, in Lake Placid, St. Moritz and Igls. She subsequently took home gold at races in Whistler (2016) and Winterberg (2017), as well as several additional podium finishes.

Vathje finished the 2017–18 season with 1470 points, ranking third, her best season in the overall World Cup rankings.

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Birth century
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Skeleton racer
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Also known as
Elisabeth Vathje

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Elisabeth Maier?

Canadian skeleton racer

When was Elisabeth Maier born?

Elisabeth Maier was born on 17 March 1994 in Calgary.

What is Elisabeth Maier's occupation?

Elisabeth Maier is a skeleton racer.

What nationality is Elisabeth Maier?

Elisabeth Maier is Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Elisabeth Maier

· Wikidata: Q18684383

· DBpedia: Elisabeth Maier

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