Timon Haugan

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Timon Haugan

Meet Timon, a Norwegian alpine ski racer specializing in slalom and giant slalom. Born in Norway, Haugan has emerged as a prominent figure in the sport over recent years. He has represented Norway in various international competitions, including the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup. Timon is part of a new generation of Norwegian alpine skiers who are making their mark on the international stage, following in the footsteps of renowned athletes from his country.

Career Highlights

FIS World Cup Slalom


2025/2026 - 1. Place - Hafjell, NO


2025/2026 - 1. Place - Val d’Isere, FR


2024/2025 - 1. Place - Sun Valley, USA


2024/2025 - 1. Place - Schladming, AUT


2023/2024 - 1. Place - Alta Badia, ITA



FIS World Cup Giant Slalom


2024 - 3. Place - Aspen, USA



Olympic Games


2022 - Bronze Medal Team Parallel Beijing, CHN



FIS Alpine World Championship Slalom


2023 - Silver Medal Team Parallel Courchevel, FRA


2023 - Bronze Medal Individual Parallel Courchevel, FRA

What is on Timon’s gear list?

“I wanted my own design to be inspired by glacier ice. The subtle skull on top is a nod to a movie character I’ve had on my helmet for the past three years, and I wanted to bring that same mentality with me onto the hill.”

— Timon Haugan

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