- 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022
- 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021
- 2018 Olympic silver medalist at XXIII Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea (a USA first in men's singles)
- 10 Individual World Cup medals including 4 gold
- 8-time Norton National Champion
- Ranked 3rd overall in the 2015-16 World Cup season (tied for US best ever)
- FIL Athletes` Representative/FIL Executive Board Member
FUN FACTS
- 2018 Dancing With The Stars contestant with pro dancer Witney Carson; Advanced to third of four rounds in the season
- Named as an Athlete Mentor for Classroom Champions, a non-profit organization partnering Olympic and Paralympic athletes with students and teachers in underserved communities
- Chris is the athlete representative to the executive board of the International Luge Federation and the IOC
- Chris’ favorite show on television is Vice News
- Chris is an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, skiing and exploring the world
- His website is: www.chrismazdzer.com
BEST EVER RESULTS
2018 Olympic silver medalist at XXIII Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea (a USA first in men's singles)
- Bronze medal in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup Team Relay (with Jayson Terdiman, Summer Britcher, Tucker West)
- Silver medal in Lake Placid, NY World Cup sprint race
- Silver medal in Calgary, Canada World Cup team relay (with Jayson Terdiman, Summer Britcher, Tucker West)
- Ranked 3rd in the 2015-16 overall World Cup standings (tied for USA Luge best ever)
- 2015 World Cup gold medal in Lake Placid in singles and relay
- 2015 World Cup gold medal in Park City (singles)
- 2014 sprint World Cup gold medal in Calgary
- Ranked 5th in the 2013-14 and 2014-15 overall World Cup standings
- Finished 4th in the singles and sprint competitions at the 2016 World Championships
- Bronze medal in 2020 Sochi, Russia World Championship team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- Silver medal in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- Silver medal in Beijing, China team relay (with Ashley Farquharson, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
2021-2022 (Racing singles as well as doubles with Jayson Terdiman. Chris is the only competitor competing in both disciplines)
Racing this season with new sleds in singles and doubles
- Broke his right foot in Sept 2021 training camp on the ice in Sochi, Russia
- DNQ for Beijing, China World Cup singles race
- DNQ for Beijing, China World Cup doubles race
- Silver medal in Beijing, China team relay (with Ashley Farquharson, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- 20th place in Sochi, Russia (1) World Cup singles race
- 11th place in Sochi, Russia (1) World Cup doubles race
- 8th place in Sochi, Russia (1) World Cup team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- 20th place in Sochi, Russia (2) World Cup singles race
- 13th place in Sochi, Russia (2) World Cup doubles race
- 5th place in Sochi, Russia (2) World Cup sprint doubles race
- 17th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup singles race
- 13th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup doubles race
- 4th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup team relay (with Emily Sweeney, Jonny Gustafson, Jayson Terdiman)
- 20th place in Igls, Austria World Cup singles race
- 15th place in Igls, Austria World Cup doubles race
- DNQ for Igls, Austria World Cup sprint singles race
- 12th place in Igls, Austria World Cup sprint doubles race
- 20th place in Winterberg, Germany World Cup singles race
- 16th place in Winterberg, Germany World Cup doubles race
- Bronze medal in Winterberg, Germany World Cup team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- 25th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup singles race
- DNQ for Sigulda, Latvia World Cup doubles race
- 21st place in Oberhof, Germany World Cup singles race
- 18th place in St. Moritz, Switzerland World Cup singles race
- 8th place in Beijing Olympic singles race
- 7th place in Beijing Olympic team relay (with Ashley Farquharson, Zack DiGregorio, Sean Hollander)
2020-2021 (team only competed second half of season)
- Although exempt from qualifying, Chris captured the fall singles races and the COVID Cup
- With doubles teammate Jayson Terdiman, Chris won 1 of 2 fall series doubles races
- 13th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup doubles race (with Jayson Terdiman)
- 15th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup singles race
- 6th place in Koenigssee, Germany team relay (with Summer Britcher, Jonny Gustafson, Jayson Terdiman)
- 13th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup singles race
- 10th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup doubles race (with Jayson Terdiman)
- 20th place in Oberhof, Germany World Cup singles race
- 15th place in Oberhof, Germany World Cup doubles race (with Jayson Terdiman)
- 24th place in Igls, Austria World Cup 2 doubles race (with Jayson Terdiman)
- 19th place in Igls, Austria World Cup 2 singles race
- DNQ in Igls, Austria World Cup 2 singles and doubles sprint races
- 10th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Championship singles race
- DNQ for Koenigssee, Germany World Championship sprint and doubles races
- 16th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Championship doubles race (with Jayson Terdiman)
- 4th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Championship team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- 14th place in St. Moritz, Switzerland World Cup singles race
- 9th place in St. Moritz, Switzerland World Cup doubles race (with Jayson Terdiman)
- St. Moritz, Switzerland team relay snowed out
2019-20 SEASON (Racing singles as well as doubles with Jayson Terdiman; Shoulder and elbow surgeries in March 2020)
- 10th place in Igls, Austria World Cup singles race
- 17th place in Igls, Austria World Cup doubles race
- 7th place in Lake Placid World Cup singles race
- 4th place in Lake Placid World Cup sprint race
- DNF Lake Placid World Cup doubles race
- 13th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup singles race
- 9th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup (singles) sprint race
- 11th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup doubles race
- 10th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup (doubles) sprint race
- 13th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup singles race
- 17th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup doubles race
- DNS in Lillehammer, Norway World Cup singles race (neck)
- DNS in Lillehammer, Norway World Cup doubles race (neck)
- DNS in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup singles and doubles (neck)
- 12th place in Oberhof, Germany World Cup doubles race
- Silver medal in Oberhof, Germany World Cup team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- 19th place in Sochi, Russia World Championship singles race
- 9th place in Sochi, Russia World Championship sprint doubles
- DSQ in Sochi, Russia World Championship doubles race (steel runners too warm)
- Bronze medal in Sochi, Russia World Championship team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
- DNR in Winterberg, Germany World Cup
- 17th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup singles race
- 7th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup doubles race (season's best result)
- Silver medal in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup team relay (with Summer Britcher, Tucker West, Jayson Terdiman)
2018-19 SEASON (Raced singles as well as doubles with Jayson Terdiman; Finished 7th overall in doubles in abbreviated season)
Season ended prematurely due to shoulder and neck issues. Underwent shoulder surgery Feb. 20, second such procedure since spring 2016
- DNR in Sochi, Russia World Cup finals
- 6th place in Oberhof, Germany team relay with Jayson Terdiman, Summer Britcher, Tucker West
- 10th place in Oberhof, Germany World Cup doubles race
- 9th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup doubles race
- DNR Altenberg, Germany World Cup singles race due to neck injury
- 6th place in Winterberg, Germany World Championship team relay (with Jayson Terdiman, Emily Sweeney, Jonny Gustafson)
- 11th place in Winterberg, Germany World Championship doubles race
- 5th place in Winterberg, Germany World Championship doubles sprint race
- DNR in men's sprint and men's singles due to neck injury
- 13th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup singles race
- 11th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup doubles race
- 4th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup team relay (with Jayson Terdiman, Summer Britcher, Tucker West)
- Bronze medal in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup Team Relay (with Jayson Terdiman, Summer Britcher, Tucker West)
- 9th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup doubles race
- 9th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup singles race
- Silver medal in Lake Placid, NY World Cup sprint doubles race
- 6th place in Lake Placid, NY World Cup doubles race
- 6th place in Lake Placid, NY World Cup sprint race
- 4th place in Lake Placid, NY World Cup singles race
- Silver medal in Calgary, Canada World Cup team relay (with Jayson Terdiman, Summer Britcher, Tucker West)
- 5th place in Calgary, Canada World Cup doubles race
- 24th place in Calgary, Canada World Cup singles race
- 6th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup team relay
- 7th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup doubles race
- 9th place in Igls, Austria World Cup doubles sprint
- 17th place in Igls, Austria World Cup singles
- 10th place in Igls, Austria World Cup doubles
- Gold medal in pre-season Lillehammer Cup
- Captured 8th Norton National Championship in Lake Placid
2017-18 SEASON
- 2018 Olympic silver medalist at XXIII Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea (a USA first in men's singles)
- 10th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup sprint race
- 6th place in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup singles race
- 21st place in Lillehammer, Norway World Cup singles race
- 17th place in Oberhof, Germany World Cup singles race
- Tied 16th place in Koenigssee, Germany World Cup singles race
- 8th place in Lake Placid World Cup singles race
- 15th in Lake Placid World Cup sprint race
- 14th place in Calgary, Canada World Cup singles race
- 4th place in Calgary, Canada World Cup team relay (with Summer Britcher, Matt Mortensen/Jayson Terdiman)
- 19th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup singles race
- 21st in Winterberg, Germany World Cup singles race
- 20th in Igls, Austria World Cup singles race
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Olympic Veterans Lead USA Luge This Season, While Changes In Doubles Headline The Sport
Peggy Shinn Dec. 02, 2022
2022 Olympic singles sliders will again vie for the world cup podium, and women’s doubles makes its world cup debut on the senior tour.
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Taking It Year By Year: Olympic Silver Medalist Chris Mazdzer Continues His Luge Career
Peggy Shinn Oct. 06, 2022
Chris Mazdzer will race two North American world cups this season.
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USA Luge Finishes Seventh In Team Relay
Peggy Shinn Feb. 10, 2022
A relay team of four-time Olympian Chris Mazdzer and first-timers Ashley Farquharson, Zack DiGregorio, and Sean Hollander gave it their all—and had fun.
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After A Tough Season, Olympic Medalist Chris Mazdzer Is Happy With Eighth In Men’s Luge
Peggy Shinn Feb. 06, 2022
In what is likely his last Olympic Games, Chris Mazdzer was happy to finish eighth after a tough year.
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USA Luge Could Medal In The Team Relay Thanks To A Selfless Teammate
Peggy Shinn Feb. 03, 2022
Doubles slider Jayson Terdiman did not make the 2022 U.S. Olympic Luge Team, but he put team first and lent his teammates his sled.
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Meet The 2022 U.S. Olympic Luge Team
Bob Reinert Jan. 10, 2022
Defending silver medalist Chris Mazdzer clinched his fourth Olympic spot in Beijing.
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USA Luge Athletes Are Optimistically Looking Towards The Winter Games
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After a challenging season to date, U.S. sliders are finding speed and have high hopes for the team relay in Beijing.
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U.S. Luge Teams Close Out World Cup On Olympic Track With Relay Silver Medal
Karen Price Nov. 21, 2021
The event served as a text event for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022.
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Chris Mazdzer & Jayson Terdiman Hope To Make Luge History at 2022 Beijing Games
Peggy Shinn Oct. 28, 2021
Recovering from a broken foot, Olympic silver medalist Chris Mazdzer aims to win medals in both singles and doubles with Terdiman.
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10 Athletes To Watch At The 2022 Winter Olympics
Chrös McDougall Oct. 27, 2021
From newcomers to veteran favorites, Team USA has plenty of star potential 100 days out from the Olympic Winter Games.