River Radamus is 28 years old.
Born on February 12, 1998 , he turns 28 just before today's date in mid- February 2026.

Quick Facts

  • Birthdate : February 12, 1998, making him a classic late-winter Aquarius in the ski world.
  • Hometown : Edwards, Colorado—raised skiing Vail and Beaver Creek from before he could walk, son of ski coaches.
  • Career Highlights : Three-time Youth Olympic gold medalist, two-time Junior World Champion, and a 2022 Olympic giant slalom standout (fourth place, so close to the podium!). Specializes in giant slalom, super-G, and slalom on the World Cup circuit.

Rise to Fame

Picture this: A kid from Colorado's high country, field-tripping to Beaver Creek World Cups, dreaming big while slipping courses as a forerunner. By 2017, River hit the World Cup scene there himself. Fast-forward, and he's dyeing his hair like a snow leopard in 2021—pure fun to remind himself "it's just a game" amid the pressure.

His trajectory? Steady climbs in rankings: From NorAm top-20s as a teen to World Cup top-15s by 2023/24, like 11th in giant slalom. He's chasing medals at the 2026 Olympics after Beijing heartbreak.

Why He's Trending Now

Radamus pops up in forums and ski chatter for his home-hill heroics at Beaver Creek's Birds of Prey—local boy turned contender. Recent Q&As highlight his process-over-results mindset: Hard work with teammates, joy-first approach. At 28, he's hitting prime years, with fans buzzing about podium potential this season.

TL;DR : 28 years young, World Cup riser, Colorado kid making waves.

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