Felix Loch Eyes 2030 Winter Olympics as Career Milestone

The three-time Olympic luge champion plans to compete through 2026 and potentially beyond, balancing family life and social advocacy.

Felix Loch, a 35-year-old luge champion, has confirmed his participation in the 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo, aiming for a fourth gold medal.
Loch is considering extending his career to include the 2028 World Championships at Königssee and possibly the 2030 Winter Olympics, where he would be 40 years old.
This season marks Loch's first without his father, Norbert Loch, as his coach; Norbert retired after a 16-year tenure and 119 medals as Germany's luge coach.
Loch and his wife, Lisa, are actively engaged in social causes, including supporting Ukrainian athletes and advocating for children's education and health through Plan International.
The couple’s two sons are exploring sports, with no pressure to follow in their father’s luge footsteps, while Loch has also gained attention for his candid social media presence.