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Splendid news for the transalpine biathlete, Olympic gold medalist in the Beijing mass start, who will become a mother in 2023. However, Braisaz has already made an appointment with his fans for the 2023/2024 season.
Friday 2 September 2022 2 minutes reading time
The Biathlon Women's World Cup will lose one of the possible protagonists for next season, but the motivation is immensely happy: the French Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, born in 1996, has communicated through her social profiles that she is expecting from about four months, an event that will lead her to miss the upcoming sporting season.
Justine Braisaz last season had been able to triumph on the Olympic snows of Zhangjiakou, winning a splendid gold medal in the mass start, an exceptional result for the French biathlon. In addition, the native of Albertiville in her career took four victories in the CdM (two in the last season in Anterselva and in Oslo Holmenkollen), also excelling in the ranking of races starting in line of the CdM 2021/2022.
The French biathlete, married to Julien Bouchet from 2020, will re-enter the competition for the 2023/2024 season, where she has already promised her fans to return to battle in all stages of biathlon, as written by her in a post published on her channels. social. From now on, Braisaz will focus on the future birth of the first child, which should take place at the end of next winter, and then return to compete stronger than before, joining the group of athletes-mothers present in the World Cup.
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