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6Feb

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JO – Ski freestyle – Bosses (F)

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 be...

5Feb

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JO – Ski freestyle – Bosses (H)

Disappointed to fail at the foot of the podium for his third Olympic Games, the vice-world champion Benjamin Cavet assured to have no regrets. “On the effort provided, it is one of the best competitions of my career”, he says. " How do you feel after this 4th place?At first, we still have the emotions of the race, the adrenaline. It allows you to keep smiling and then in the heat of the action, there are the people who have seen the descents, who have enjoyed themselves, they are happy with 4th place... But in the months, the days that follow, I think I'm going to feel a little lonely. It will be harder later. read also Benjamin Cavet at the foot of the podium at the Beijing Olympics Are you still proud of your runs?Yeah, I think I've never done such a tough race. It was a bit the t...

3Feb

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JO – Ski freestyle (H) – Bosses

His career, his season: everything you need to know about Benjamin Cavet before the Beijing Olympics (February 4-20).His careerBenjamin Cavet has the experience of major events. His record includes two silver medals at the World Championships, including one won last year. What let him hope for a podium in Beijing, for his third participation in the Olympic Games.English by birth, Cavet only arrived in France at the age of 10, to join his father, a ski instructor in the Alps. He was naturalized in 2012 and, having discovered mogul skiing in France, it was only natural that he decided to defend the French colours. In his career, in addition to his world medals, Benjamin Cavet also has two World Cup successes and a total of 12 podiums.His seasonBenjamin Cavet is not having the best sea...