Alpine Skiingseason 2022/2023
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Two other national teams have been made official for next season: Equipe de France with doubt Noens, Scandinavians with Olympic champion Hector and Jakobsen to lead the men's team.
Thursday 12 May 2022 6 minutes reading time
After Italy, Austria, Switzerland, the United States, Canada and Norway, the staff for the 2022/23 vintage were also disclosed in the French and Swedish house.
The transalpine teams travel in the sign of continuity, with veterans such as Worley, Pinturault, Theaux and the eternal Clarey who will continue with the great goal of the Courchevel-Méribel World Championship at home, in February 2023, and with largely confirmed technical staff , with David Chastan managing the entire men's sector.
The main line-up will count on 13 athletes, starting with Alexis Pinturault, the Olympic slalom champion Clément Noel and Johan Clarey, silver downhill in Beijing 2022: with them are Mathieu Faivre, Victor Muffat Jeandet, Thibaut Favrot, Blaise Giezendanner, Matthieu Bailet , Nils Allegre, Brice Roger, Adrien Theaux, Cyprien Sarrazin and Maxence Muzaton.
In team B, we find 18 elements and many young people: in the organic Nils and Sam Alphand, Steven Amiez, Léo Anguenot, Augustin Bianchini, Ken Caillot, Hugo Desgrippes, Léo Ducros, Guerlain Favre, Adrien Fresquet, Thomas Lardon, Theo Letitre, Florian Loriot , Diego Orecchioni, Loevan Parand, Paco Rassat, Victor Schuller and Louis Tuaire.
Finally, the youth / junior team with 7 athletes: Auguste Aulnette, Antoine Azzolin, Victor Bessiere, Leo Coppel, Sacha Dimier Chambet, Alban Elezi Cannaferina and Charles Gamel Seigneur.
Seven athletes included in the women's team A, but with the doubt linked to Nastasia Noens who has not yet dissolved the reservations on the continuation or not of the career. For now, the slalom rider from Nice has been included alongside Tessa Worley, who has already chosen to go on for at least another year, captain of a team that also counts on Clara Direz, Coralie Frasse Sombet, Romane Miradoli, Camille Cerutti and Laura Gauche .
Team B with 16 athletes, mainly protagonists in the European Cup circuit even if we will see some immediately in CdM (such as Escane, Lamure and Lacheb in slalom): they are Lois Abouly, Clarisse Breche, Marion Chevrier, Alizée Dahon, Anouck Errard, Doriane Escane, Carmen Haro, Kenza Lacheb, Marie Lamure, Caitlin McFarlane, Esther Paslier, Chiara Pogneaux, Tifany Roux, Karen Smadja Clement, Julia Socquet Dagoreau, Julie Vatinel.
Four young women, namely Capucine Guillaume, June Brand, Louison Accambray, Garance Meyer and Paola Orecchioni.
THIS IS SWEDEN
Quite reduced staff, but with important quality, for Sweden which has formalized the choices for the 2022/23 season.
The men's team A will be strong on Kristoffer Jakobsen, who wants to find his highest level in slalom, the gigantist Mattias Roenngren and an excellent sprinter like Felix Monsen, however, just back from the serious injury suffered in Val Gardena.
Team B includes Alexander Koell, Olle Sundin, a young talent from technical disciplines such as Fabian Ax Swartz, Adam Hofstedt and William Hansson. Three elements of the “C” with Axel Lindqvist, Lukas Ermeskog and Jesper Braendholm.
Important changes in the women's team that greeted Christian Thoma, with Manuel Gamper as the new head coach and the Aosta Valley's Pierre Miniotti confirmed alongside Sara Hector, Olympic gold in giant and one step away from the specialty World Cup, a true point of reference for the team A with Anna Swenn-Larsson, Charlotte Saefvenberg and Estelle Alphand.
In B we find Elsa Fermbaeck, Hanna Aronsson-Elfman, Hilma Loevblom, Lisa Nyberg, Jonna Luthman, Lisa Hoernblad and Moa Bostroem Mussener. Team C with Sara Rask, Liv Ceder, Susanne Jakobsen, Emelie Henning, Cornelia Oehlund and Liza Backlund.
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