Mario Fuchs

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Mario Fuchs (born 9 August 1976) is a professional snowboarder from Austria. His speciality is the snowboardcross.

Career highlights

Olympic Winter Games
2006 - Torino, 30th at snowboardcross
FIS World Snowboard Championships
2005 - Whistler, 27th at snowboardcross
2007 - Arosa, 6th at snowboardcross
World Cup
2003 - Bad Gastein, Bronze medal icon.svg 3rd at snowboardcross
2004 - Valle Nevado, Bronze medal icon.svg 3rd at snowboardcross
2004 - Nassfeld-Hermagor, Bronze medal icon.svg 3rd at snowboardcross
2006 - Bad Gastein, Gold medal icon.svg 1st at snowboardcross
2008 - Bad Gastein, Gold medal icon.svg 1st at snowboardcross
2008 - Leysin, Gold medal icon.svg 1st at snowboardcross
European Cup
2003 - Berchtesgaden, Gold medal icon.svg 1st at snowboardcross
2003 - Krynica, Silver medal icon.svg 2nd at snowboardcross
2005 - Bad Gastein, Gold medal icon.svg 1st at snowboardcross
South American Cup
2004 - Valle Nevado, Gold medal icon.svg 1st at snowboardcross
FIS Races
2007 - Kaunertal, Gold medal icon.svg 1st at snowboardcross

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