Picabo Street

Having won numerous Olympic and World Championship medals, including the 1998 Olympic Gold in the Super G, Picabo Street is widely recognized as the most iconic figure in US women’s skiing history.

Shortly after winning Olympic Gold, Street careened off course while racing in Switzerland. She crashed, snapping her left femur, and tearing a ligament in her right knee. She was in rehabilitation for two full years following the accident before retiring in front of her home town crowd at the Salt Lake City Olympics in 2002.

Above and beyond Street's achievements in her sport, she has worked exceptionally hard to make an impact on children and people of all ages. Founder of Picabo’s Street of Dreams Foundation, her mission is to help children achieve their dreams.

Recognized as a credible and authentic brand spokesperson, Street has partnered with leading industry corporations such as Nike, Kellogg’s, Panasonic, Ralph Lauren, Spider, Chapstick and more.

Street has vast television/broadcasting experience having worked with leading entities NBC, CBS, OLN and RSN. Recently, Street starred and finished second in the acclaimed network TV hit, Stars Earn Stripes, that aired in the Summer of 2012. She is currently the NBC Sports official voice of skiing for the current World Cup seasons and the 2026 Olympic Games to be held in Cortina, Italy.

Dividing her time between homes in Park City, Utah and Birmingham, Alabama, Street is happily married and she and her husband, John, are proud parents of four young boys.