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After that the cyclist Michele Scarponi, run over by a van while training, another premature death affects the world of sports and alpine skiing in particular.
Saturday 22 April 2017 2 minutes reading time
Ski Chrono reports that died this morning Sophie Lefranc, married to Adrien Duvillard, belonging to a dynasty of skiers and too high-level skier, winner of the descent of the 1993 World Cup Kvitfjell Born February 5, 1971 in Bourg-Saint -Maurice lives in Megeve, former French skier was seriously ill by the time and today has surrendered to the evil that had struck her.
In the nineties of the twentieth century, Sophie was a great gigantista: has two podiums in the World Cup and finished second in the first race held on the Rettenbach Sölden October 31, 1993 and third in Cortina d'Ampezzo January 25, 1998, the his best year, when he was fifth at the Nagano Games and finished seventh the specialty rankings. She leaves her husband and three children, the twin 17 year olds and 13 year old Nell and Noa Tao.
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