Skaters

Stephane Lambiel
Born:
February 4, 1985
Birthplace:
Martigny
Height:
5' 10"
Level:
Senior
Hometown:
Saxon,
Training Town:
Geneva
Club:
Patineurs de Geneve
Coach:
Galina Zmievskaya, Viktor Petrenko
Choreographer:
Salome Guadarrama, Antonio Najarro (FS)
On October 16, 2008, Lambiel was forced to retire from competitive skating due to a recurring injury ... In July 2009, he announced his return to competition, with the hope of winning the Olympic gold he missed in 2006 ... In 2005, he became the first Swiss man to become world champion since Hans Gerschwiler in 1947; by defending his title the next year, he became the only Swiss man to win two world titles ... His role models are Todd Eldredge for his career, Alexei Yagudin for his personality, and Evgeni Plushenko for his technique ... He sat out the 2007 European Championships ... He won his second Grand Prix Final in December 2007.
      2010 - European Championships - 2nd
      2010 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2009 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 1st
      2008 - Japan Open - 2nd
      2008 - World Championships - 5th
      2008 - European Championships - 2nd
      2008 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2007 - Grand Prix Final, Turin - 1st
      2007 - Cup of Russia - 2nd
      2007 - Cup of China - 3rd
      2007 - World Championships - 3rd
      2007 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2006 - HomeSense Skate Canada - 1st
      2006 - World Championships - 1st
      2006 - Olympic Winter Games - 2nd
      2006 - European Championships - 2nd
      2006 - Grand Prix Final, Tokyo - 1st
      2006 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2005 - Cup of Russia - 2nd
      2005 - Cup of China - 2nd
      2005 - World Championships - 1st
      2005 - European Championships - 4th
      2005 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2004 - World Championships - 4th
      2004 - European Championships - 6th
      2004 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2003 - Cup of Russia - 5th
      2003 - World Championships - 10th
      2003 - European Championships - 5th
      2003 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2002 - Ondrej Nepela Memorial - 1st
      2002 - World Championships - 18th
      2002 - Winter Olympic Games - 15th
      2002 - European Championships - 4th
      2002 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2001 - Trophee Lalique - 6th
      2001 - Finlandia Trophy - 1st
      2001 - European Championships - 9th
      2001 - World Junior Championships - 5th
      2001 - Swiss Championships - 1st
      2000 - Junior Grand Prix (Mexico) - 2nd
      2000 - World Junior Championships - 10th
      1999 - Junior Grand Prix (Japan) - 3rd
      1999 - Junior Grand Prix (Norway) - 7th
      1999 - Swiss Championships, Junior - 1st
      1998 - Junior Grand Prix (China) - 8th
      1998 - Junior Grand Prix (France) - 8th
      1998 - Swiss Championships, Junior - 1st