Role
Alpine skiing instructor and coach, athlete, and guide for visually impaired Paralympic skier Martina Vozza for the Italian Paralympic Winter Sports Federation.
Bio
Ylenia Sabidussi is an alpine ski instructor and coach specializing in the Paralympic disciplines of the FISIP (Italian Federation of Paralympic Winter Sports). For over five years, she has been competing as a guide for visually impaired athlete Martina Vozza in the Visually Impaired category, overseeing every aspect of her sports training and technical, physical, and mental preparation.
The athletic duo has distinguished themselves at the highest levels in the international alpine skiing and Paralympic sports scene. Their achievements include eighth place in the giant slalom at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games, a bronze medal in the slalom at the Lillehammer 2022 World Championships, and two silver medals (downhill and super-G) at the Espot 2023 World Championships. In the 2022-2023 season, they also won the Super-G World Cup. At the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics, they finished fifth in the downhill, fourth in the Super-G and slalom, and fifth in the Super-Combined.
A protagonist of numerous podiums and successes in the European Cup and the World Cup, where in 2024 he achieved multiple podium finishes between Cortina, Sella Nevea, Sapporo and Veysonnaz, Sabidussi boasts consolidated experience in the context of top sporting competitions and international sporting events dedicated to winter sports.