Cutter, Kiki (1951–)
Cutter, Kiki (1951–)
American Alpine skier. Born Christina Cutter, Jan 1, 1951, in Bend, Oregon.
The 1st American skier, male or female, to win a World Cup title, in slalom (1968); won 1 giant slalom and 3 more slalom World Cups (1968–70); held the American record for most World Cup ski victories. Inducted into Colorado Ski Hall of Fame (2000) and US National Ski Hall of Fame.
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