Olympic champion in Pyeongchang in 2018, the French Perrine Laffont finished at the foot of the podium this Sunday in the moguls final. Australian Jakara Anthony takes gold. She had come for the gold. She will watch the podium from afar, kept at a distance from the medalists. Like Benjamin Cavet Saturday, Perrine Lafont finished in fourth place in the moguls final. Defending champion, she did not repeat her performance in Pyeongchang. On the 250 meters of the Zhangjiaku track, it was the Australian Jakara Anthony who won (83.09 pts), ahead of the American Jaelin Kauf (80.28 pts) and the Russian Anastasiia Smirnova (77.72 pts). With 77.36, Laffont misses bronze by nothing. The Ariégeoise finished second after qualifying on Thursday, just behind Australian Jakara Anthony, before being third after Final 1 and fifth in Final 2 earlier in the day this Sunday. read also Perrine Laffont, thirty seconds to convince that she is still the queen of moguls Until then, only Canadian Alexandre Bilodeau had managed to retain his Olympic title (Vancouver 2020 and Sochi 2014) in mogul skiing. In women, this has never happened. Laffont, 23, was playing in her third Olympic Games, she who also has three gold medals, one silver and one bronze at the Worlds and three large crystal globes. read also All the news of the Olympics live