Hannah Langes

Austria | Active FIS athlete: Hannah Marie Langes, born 1999, FIS Code 2540304 | Main lane: rail events, street skiing, European film projects | Current public markers: 2025-26 European Cup rail podiums, Rock A Rail win, SuperUnknown 23 finalist

The Hague Metal In December

The rail setup in The Hague sat under city lights, close enough to the crowd that every ski edge sounded sharp against the metal. On December 19, 2025, Hannah Langes entered the women’s European Cup rail event with a start list built for details: takeoff angle, balance on the feature, landing speed, and how much risk a skier could hold without breaking the line. She won ahead of Alaïs Develay and Ellen Damsgaard, scoring 60.00 FIS points and 100 cup points. The result matched the visual direction of her skiing: street-influenced, rail-heavy, and built around control on artificial features rather than a classic mountain-course narrative.

From FIS Slopestyle To Rail Specialist

Langes’ official FIS page lists her as an Austrian freestyle skier, active, born on September 10, 1999. Her results record does not describe a halfpipe career or a World Cup slopestyle campaign. It shows a skier moving through FIS slopestyle starts and then into the newer European Cup rail-event pathway. Mayrhofen appears repeatedly in that record: she finished second in a FIS women’s slopestyle there on February 10, 2024, and second again in women’s slopestyle on February 9, 2025. Those results give her competition base before the 2025-26 rail season sharpened the public picture.

Relentless Put Her In A European Women’s Crew

Relentless, released through Downdays on November 23, 2023, placed Langes beside Tereza Korábová, Laura Wallner, and Vilma Warpenius. The project was framed as an urban and backcountry ski movie, with Korábová presenting the film after winning Level 1 SuperUnknown the previous year. The credits list Antonín Šmaus, Tereza Korábová, and Vojtěch Lukeš as filmers, with additional filming by Aleksi Kemiliäinen, Karoliina Rehnberg, Logan Taylor, Virginia Amengual, and Borja Azurmendi. For Langes, that appearance matters because it connected her to a women-led European filming network, not just a start list.

Bucket Clips And The Shared-Part Model

Before Relentless, Langes appeared in the orbit of Bucket Clips, the women’s mixtape project produced by Rosina Friedel. Downdays described Bucket Clips – An All-Female Mixtape in 2022 as a compilation built from many female skiers, mixing pros, amateurs, and SuperUnknown-level riders. The concept drew from women’s urban snowboard films and translated that model into freeskiing. Langes was listed among the tagged riders connected to the project, while iF3 later listed Hannah Langes in El.Makrell - Bucket Clips 4 among the 2025 Amateur Skier of the Year nominees. That places her inside a documented amateur-film progression.

Frozen Babiez And The Street-Skiing Turn

Frozen Babiez, published by Downdays on December 22, 2024, gave Langes another all-female street-skiing credit. The film was made by Maya Casier, Ellen Damsgaard, and Isabella Tvede-Jensen, and starred Hannah Langes, Alice Michel, Nivi Sachse, Ellen Damsgaard, Maya Casier, and Isabella Tvede-Jensen. The credits also name Mathias Skaarup, Jakob Ebskamp, and Rene Gammelby for additional filming. This is the section of her public footprint that makes Template B the right fit: rails, street spots, collaborative filming, and skier-made edits define her more clearly than Olympic qualification tables.

How Langes Uses Rails Rather Than Courses

The available footage references and contest results point toward a technical vocabulary centered on rails, transfers, presses, lips, close-outs, and urban-style line choice. In a slopestyle course, a skier can recover between zones. In a rail event, one hesitant foot, late edge change, or missed pop can end the run. Langes’ European Cup podium spread shows comfort inside that tighter format: third in Antwerpen on September 27, 2025, second in Innsbruck on November 22, 2025, then first in Den Haag on December 19, 2025. The pattern suggests progression through repetition on metal rather than one isolated result.

Hintertux Started The Rock A Rail Run

Rock A Rail’s 2025 tour opened at the 21st Hintertux Park Opening in Austria. Downdays reported that the action began with an open qualifier at Betterpark before moving to a new Rock A Rail setup at the valley station. Under the lights, Alaïs Develay won the women’s event, with local Austrian riders Hannah Langes and Sarah Schönach following in second and third. That result gave Langes a strong autumn marker before the European Cup rail season fully took shape. It also placed her against riders who would reappear later, especially Develay and Damsgaard.

The Hague Closed The Loop

Two months after Hintertux, The Hague gave Langes the larger public result. Downdays described the stop as the fifth and final event of the Rock A Rail Ski & Snowboard Tour, held across three days in the city center with the biggest setup of the tour. In the women’s final, Ellen Damsgaard finished third and took the overall tour title, Develay placed second, and Langes won the stop. The same weekend also appears in the FIS record as a European Cup rail victory. For a rail skier, that combination of independent-event coverage and FIS validation is useful evidence.

SuperUnknown 23 In Banff Sunshine

Level 1 Productions listed Hannah Langes among the SuperUnknown 23 finalists for the event at Sunshine Village in Canada. The finalist list also included Zoe Greze-Kozuki, Nalu Nussbaum, Tuva Skanderby, Eleonora Ferrari, Elise Tate, and several male riders from North America, Europe, Japan, and Australia. SuperUnknown is not the same measurement system as FIS points. It rewards video identity, trick selection, and rider vote culture as much as competition polish. Langes reaching that finalist group confirms that her public profile now travels beyond Austria and the European rail circuit.

Support Around Projects, Not A Public Gear Sheet

Langes’ FIS biography leaves skis, boots, and poles blank, so there is no reliable public equipment sponsor list to build into this page. The confirmed support network is project-based. Frozen Babiez lists support from Eivy, One Open Sky, and Wavos, with thanks to Scum of Skiing and several contributors. SuperUnknown 23 was presented through Level 1’s event ecosystem at Sunshine Village. Rock A Rail runs through its own tour structure across European city and resort stops. Those platforms explain her current visibility more accurately than an invented sponsor roster would.

Where Her Page Should Sit Now

Langes does not yet have Olympic results, World Cup podiums, or X Games medals in the public record. Her case is stronger in rail skiing and film culture: European Cup rail podiums, a Den Haag victory, Rock A Rail coverage, SuperUnknown 23 finalist status, Relentless, Frozen Babiez, and Bucket Clips-related iF3 recognition. That makes her a 3/5 profile for skipowd.tv: not a global contest star, but a documented Austrian street-and-rail skier with enough verified creative and competitive material for a focused biography.