Laffont supported by the Blues
The Monts d’Olmes skier can count on her supporters at the bottom of the mogul field, as evidenced by this video from our colleague from France info:
The broadcaster doesn’t matter, as long as there is objectivity.
The second round of mogul skiing is now!
They are only 12 to want to steal the throne of Perrine Laffont (Perrine Laffont included).
We continue in stride, according to the official program.
Head down, but ideas in place for Perrine Laffont
Perrine Laffont largely qualified, it does not pass for Camille Cabrol
Calm and composed, Perrine Laffont punched her ticket towards the second round thanks to the third score of the entrants (79.86). It was the Australian Jakara Anthony who finished first, ahead of the Japanese Anri Kawamura. The march was however too high for the other Frenchwoman, Camille Cabrol, 18th (70.31).
The counters are reset to zero with each new round: no room for error for skiers.
Solid Perrine Laffont!
The reigning Olympic champion maintained her rank during this first run finals. The Pyrenean pocketed the third score of this first round with 79.86 behind the Australian Jakara Anthony and the Japanese Anri Kawamura. Direction the top 12. He has two races left to seek a new title.
Perrine Laffont will be the next to start!
At just 17 years old, the Japanese Anri Kawamura easily took first place with a score of 80.72. Kai Owens, second, had “only” scored 75.26 points!
She’s visualizing her run up the mogul field!
It’s over for Camille Cabrol
Unsurprisingly, the Sallancharde was ejected from the top 12 of this first round following the passage of the Japanese Junko Hoshino. There are five competitors left and it is still the American Kai Owens who has the best score with 75.26. She is only 24 years old, we give her an appointment in Milan in 2026.
This is the first round of the final: the first 12 will qualify after this runthen the first 6 of the second race will face each other during the final round.
It’s not really recommended, but if the bumps aren’t enough, the competitors are free to add as many constraints as they wish!
Let’s go back to France 3… Need we point out that it was right when a competitor was rushing on the mogul field. The timing in France TV sauce will always elude us.
60% technique, 20% speed and 20% jump; all on a maximum score of 100.
Four years ago, Perrine Laffont was crowned Olympic champion with a score of 78.65 in Final 3.
We opted for a hybrid choice: dressed normally to the editorial office.
Perrine Laffont will pass penultimate in this round, in eight passages. The choice is in your hands!
It will take a small miracle for Camille Cabrol
The French is 9th out of 10 after the passage of the Canadian Sofiane Gagnon. Suffice to say that qualification in the 12 seems highly unlikely…
It might be debatable, but if it’s a kangaroo saying it…