Role
Alpine ski athlete and champion of the Italian Paralympic Winter Sports Federation (FISIP), supported by guide Ylenia Sabidussi.
Bio
Martina Vozza is an athlete on the Italian national team of the Italian Federation of Paralympic Winter Sports (FISIP) and competes in alpine skiing in the visually impaired category, assisted by guide Ylenia Sabidussi. She made her international debut at the 2021 World Championships in Lillehammer, winning the bronze medal in the slalom, a result that guaranteed her qualification for the 2022 Beijing Paralympic Winter Games, where she was the youngest athlete in the Italian delegation.
Her career in international competitive sports was cemented at the 2023 Espot World Championships, where she won two silver medals (downhill and super-G), crowning the 2022/23 season with victory in the Super-G World Cup. After returning from a serious ligament injury in 2023/24, she returned to the top of the world circuit with multiple podiums and victories, including successes in the downhill at Santa Caterina in 2025. At the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics, she finished 5th in the downhill, 4th in the Super-G and Slalom, and 5th in the Super-Combined.
Among the most prominent athletes in Italian Paralympic sport, she holds a very rich list of achievements that includes two silver medals and one bronze at the World Championships, over 15 World Cup podiums, European Cup titles and eighth place in the Paralympic rankings at Beijing 2022.