Jubilee Jenna Mandl

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Jubilee Jenna Mandl (born 2 February [1] in Vienna) is an Austrian former figure skater who competed in ladies singles. [2]

She won the gold medal at the Austrian Figure Skating Championships in 1998 and 1999, was five times the European Criterium Champion in the 1990s, Top 3 in Worlds, Top 10 in the Olympics and was a member of the Austrian Olympic figure skating team. She is also known for her creative spin routines and elevating the Biellmann spin as a one-handed pirouette. She was ranked amongst world’s top 10 sexiest athletes in 2005. [3]

She has a multicultural background; her mother from Spanish and Philippine descent and her father with a French-Austrian background. She also has Norwegian and Czech heritage. She currently is the Commercial Director for the London Hilton on Park Lane. [4]

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