Winter and ice sports

Peppe Femling

Peppe Femling (Hans Wilhelm Peppe Femling), Swedish biathlete born 1992 in Valbo, leadoff leg of Sweden's first Olympic relay gold at PyeongChang 2018; world relay silver 2021, bronze 2023; retired March 2024.

Per Erik Hedlund

Per Erik Hedlund, nicknamed "Särna", was a Swedish cross-country skier who won the 50 km gold at the 1928 St. Moritz Olympics by a record margin and twice won Vasaloppet.

Per Willy Guttormsen

Per Willy Guttormsen (born 1942, Narvik) is a Norwegian speed skater, nicknamed Bettong, who was fourth in the 5,000 m and 10,000 m at Grenoble 1968, 11th in the 10,000 m at Sapporo 1972, and set a 10,000 m world record of 15:16.1 at Inzell in March 1968.

Pernilla Wiberg

Pernilla Wiberg, Swedish alpine skier (born 1970, Norrköping), not the hockey player Pernilla Winberg: double Olympic champion 1992 GS and 1994 combined, four world titles, 24 World Cup wins, 1996-97 overall champion.

Perrine Laffont

Perrine Laffont, French freestyle moguls skier; Olympic gold PyeongChang 2018 and bronze Milan-Cortina 2026; six world titles and multiple World Cup globes; French record holder for World Cup wins.

Pertti Teurajarvi

Pertti Teurajärvi (Pertti Benjamin Teurajärvi), Finnish cross-country skier born 1951 in Kolari; won 4×10 km relay gold at the 1976 Innsbruck Olympics, relay silver at Lahti 1978, and relay bronze at Lake Placid 1980; nephew of Eero Mäntyranta.

Petar Popangelov (Петър Попангелов)

Petar Popangelov (Петър Попангелов), born 1959 in Samokov, is a retired Bulgarian alpine skier; first Bulgarian World Cup winner (Lenggries slalom, 1980), four-time Olympian, five World Cup podiums.

Peter Angerer

Peter Angerer (born 1959, Hammer, Bavaria), West German biathlete; 1984 Olympic 20 km champion, five Olympic medals, 1983 overall World Cup winner, 11 World Cup wins; 1986 doping disqualification.

Peter Kirby

Peter Kirby (born 17 December 1931, Montréal) is a Canadian bobsledder who won four-man gold at Innsbruck 1964 and the 1965 Worlds; also an Australian Paralympic athletics medalist from 1984.

Peter Prevc

Peter Prevc, Slovenian ski jumper (born 1992, Kranj), four Olympic medals, 2015/16 World Cup champion, 250 m world record, retired March 2024, now Planica 2026 committee president.

Peter Sendel

Peter Sendel (born 1972, Ilmenau), German biathlete nicknamed "Sendusch"; 1998 Nagano Olympic relay gold, 2002 Salt Lake City relay silver, six World Championship medals; later DSV coach and Oberhof World Cup competition director.

Peter Utzschneider

Peter Utzschneider, born 1946 in Murnau am Staffelsee, West German bobsledder and brakeman for pilot Wolfgang Zimmerer; Olympic gold two-man Sapporo 1972, two four-man bronzes, four world titles.

Petra Kronberger

Petra Kronberger, Austrian alpine skier (born 1969), triple overall World Cup champion 1990-1992, 1991 downhill world champion, double 1992 Albertville Olympic gold medalist in slalom and combined, retired at 23.

Petra Schaaf Behle

Petra Schaaf Behle, also known as Petra Behle (née Schaaf), German biathlete born 1969; nine world titles and three Olympic relay medals including 1998 Nagano gold; pioneer of German women's biathlon.

Petra Vlhová

Petra Vlhová (born 1995, Liptovský Mikuláš) is a Slovak alpine skier, 2021 World Cup overall champion, Beijing 2022 slalom gold medalist, and 2019 giant slalom world champion, returning from a 2024 knee injury.

Petter Hugsted

Petter Hugsted (Alf Petter Hugsted, 1921–2000), Norwegian ski jumper from Kongsberg who won gold in the large hill at the 1948 St. Moritz Winter Olympics with 228.1 points; also played football for Norway's B-team.

Petter Northug

Petter Northug is a Norwegian cross-country skier who won two Olympic titles and multiple World Cup championships, retiring in 2018 to pursue a comeback.

Phil Mahre

Phil Mahre (Phillip Ferdinand Mahre) is an American alpine ski racer who won three straight overall World Cup titles from 1981 to 1983 and Olympic slalom gold at Sarajevo in 1984.

Philip Boit

Philip Boit (born 1971), Kenyan cross-country skier from Eldoret and first Kenyan Winter Olympian; Nike-sponsored ex-800m runner, 92nd at Nagano 1998, also competed 2002 and 2006.

Philip Hoffmann

Philip Hoffmann, Austrian alpine skier born 2002 in Spittal an der Drau, won boys' giant slalom gold and team bronze at the 2020 Lausanne Winter Youth Olympics; retired March 2025 at 22.

Philipp Raimund

Philipp Raimund (born 2000, Göppingen) is a German ski jumper for SC Oberstdorf; Olympic normal hill gold medalist at Milano Cortina 2026 with 274.1 points, with 13 World Cup podiums and the 2025 Summer Grand Prix title.

Philipp Schoch

Philipp Schoch, Swiss alpine snowboarder (born 1979, Fischenthal), first snowboarder with two Olympic golds, winning parallel giant slalom at Salt Lake City 2002 and Torino 2006, the latter against brother Simon.

Picabo Street

Picabo Street, born 1971 in Triumph, Idaho, is a retired American alpine ski racer who won Olympic downhill silver in 1994 and Super-G gold in 1998.

Piero Gros

Piero Gros, Italian alpine skier of the Valanga azzurra; 1974 overall and giant slalom World Cup champion and 1976 Innsbruck Olympic slalom gold medalist, rival of Gustav Thöni.

Pierre Baugniet

Pierre Baugniet (1925-1981), Belgian pair skater with Micheline Lannoy; 1948 Olympic pairs champion at St. Moritz, 1947 and 1948 World champion, 1947 European champion; won Belgium's first Winter Olympic gold.

Pierre Brunet

Pierre Brunet (1902-1991), French figure skater, pairs gold with wife Andrée at 1928 and 1932 Winter Olympics, France's first winter gold; also a 1932 Olympic rower of the same name.

Pierre Lueders

Pierre Lueders, Canadian bobsleigh pilot born 1970 in Edmonton, five-time Olympian (1994-2010), 1998 Nagano two-man gold shared with Italy at 3:37.24, 2006 silver, two-time world champion, most decorated Canadian bobsledder.

Pierre Musy

Pierre Musy (1910–1990) was a Swiss bobsledder and equestrian who won four-man bobsleigh gold at the 1936 Winter Olympics and competed in eventing at the 1948 Summer Olympics.

Pierre Vaultier

Pierre Vaultier (born 1987, Briançon) is a retired French snowboard cross rider, double Olympic champion (Sochi 2014, PyeongChang 2018), 2017 world champion, and six-time crystal globe winner; retired December 2020 with a knee prosthesis.