Marcel Hirscher

Find out the fascinating 'Net Worth' details of Marcel Hirscher, the legendary Alpine Ski World Cup Austrian Marcel Hirschacer.

Born on 2 March 1989, Marcel is known as one of the greatest skiers in history for his skills and supremacy in the men's super ranking in both slalom and giant slalom.

During some of the famous events in sports such as the Olympics, World Championship, the 30-year-old athlete earned a reputation in almost every Olympic season he played due to his exceptional skill and talent. As fans are overwhelmed by his ski excellence, we are here with the detail of Hirscher's fortune as the world's best skier!

Marcel Hirscher's Fab-Ski Skills for His 14 Million Net Worth

Accounting his 12 seasons gameplays, 67 fabulous wins, and 138 podiums, Marcel holds a staggering net worth of 14 Million.
SOURCE: Olympics

AGold modalists earn around $37,500 and similarly $22,500 to a silver medalist from the Business Insider reports, and they no longer have to pay taxes on money earned for winning a game medal.

In addition to the cash price, most of the gold medals are made of silver with a value of approximately $600.

At present, Marcel has a total of 12 medals for gold – 2 Olympics, 7 World Champions, and 3 World Junior Champions.

On the other hand, he has seven silver medal wins, one from Olympic, four World Champions, and two from World Junior Ski Champions.

Taking the average amount, Hirscher accumulated around $450,000 from his gold medal win and approximately $157,500 via his silver medal.

So let's dig in a little and find details about some of his astounding career achievements and sources behind his envying fortune, shall we?

Marcel Hirscher's Groundbreaking Achievements

The 2018 Winter Olympics Gold medal holder and silver medal in slalom at the 2014 Winter Olympics is one of the living legends.

Wondering why? Check out his career records as in the 2009 World Championship, he placed at the fourth spot in the giant slalom.

Besides, Hirscher has also participated in the 2010 Winter Olympics, where he placed at the fourth spot in the giant slalom and fifth at the Whistler Creekside slalom.

Unfortunately, during the preceding at the 2011 World Championship, he broke his ankle, which was a sad ending to his 2011 season.

Marcel's Comeback

After the gloomy 2011 season, Marcel gave an outstanding performance with total 'nine' wins and placed with a total of fourteen podiums.

In October 2012, he was awarded for the Skieur d'Or by members of the International Association of Ski Journalists for his inspiring performance at the previous season.

History made again by the champion, as the 5ft 9 inches tall star made headlines back for winning the overall World Cup title in 2013, accounting 'six' victories. He held a record of setting 18 podium finishes out of 19 races.

First Male racer to Overall Win Three World Cup Title in a Row

In 2015, he slew giant slalom with five wins with a shocking margin of 3.28 seconds in Garmisch winning the GS title for the second time. Surpassing Benjamin Raich and being the most successful Austrian make World Cup slalom skier.

Records by records, in 2016, he as announced as the most successful male World Cup GS winning in Beaver Creek, Colorado, overcoming Hermann Maier and Benjamin Raich.

As of now, he holds numerous records setting records in every season he plays with 4th GS World Cup title and 6th overall World Cup title and adding an extra win gold medal win in 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.

Marcel, the world champion who is standing at the pinnacle of the greatest ski-racer credits all his source of prominence to his exceptional Olympic gold medal wins and his crystal globes win.