Peggy Fleming

Peggy Fleming is a renowned American figure skater who gained fame in the 1960s for her elegant and technically refined performances. She won the world championship in 1966 and the Olympic gold medal at the same year’s Winter Olympics, becoming one of the sport’s most celebrated athletes. Known for her grace, artistry, and calm demeanor on the ice, Fleming helped popularize figure skating in the United States. After retiring from competition, she became a respected commentator and advocate for arts and sports education. Her influence extends beyond her athletic achievements, inspiring generations of skaters and fans worldwide.