Jean-Noël Augert

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Jean-Noël Augert

Jean-Noël Augert (born August 17, 1949) is a French former alpine skier.

Augert was born in Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne and grew at the La Toussuire ski resort, Savoy. he debuted in the Alpine Skiing World Cup with a victory, at the Adelboden giant slalom (January 6, 1969). Nicknamed "Rosko", he was however a specialist of the slalom discipline, in which he won three World Cups in 1969-1972, and in which he won a Gold medal at the 1970 World Championships in Val Gardena. He was also second in the overall classification of the 1970 World Cup. He came fifth in both the men's slalom and giant slalom at the 1972 Winter Olympics.[1]

Augert retired from the competitions aged 24, due to quarrels with the French Ski Federation. In 1975 he married the fellow alpine skier Françoise Macchi. He is related to Jean-Pierre Vidal, Olympic champion in downhill at the 2002 Winter Olympics.

World Cup victories

Season titles

Season Discipline
1969 Slalom
1971 Slalom
1972 Slalom

Individual races

Date Location Race
6 January 1969 Switzerland Adelboden Giant Slalom
8 February 1969 Sweden Åre Giant Slalom
22 March 1969 United States Waterville Valley Slalom
21 December 1969 Austria Lienz Slalom
8 February 1970 Italy Val GardenaSlalom
6 January 1971 West Germany Berchtesgaden Slalom
24 January 1971 Austria Kitzbühel Slalom
30 January 1971 France Megève Slalom
7 February 1971 Switzerland Mürren Slalom
14 March 1971 Sweden Åre Slalom
16 January 1972 Austria Kitzbühel Slalom
23 January 1972 Switzerland Wengen Slalom
28 January 1973 Austria Kitzbühel Slalom
15 March 1973 Japan Naeba Slalom
23 March 1973 United States Heavenly Valley Slalom

Results from the 1970 World Championships were included in the World Cup standings.

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