Canadian Snowboarders Shine in Parallel Giant Slalom at Milano Cortina 2026
In an exciting display of skill at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, three Canadian snowboarders have made waves in the parallel giant slalom event. The trio, consisting of Jules Lefebvre (Buck), Audrey McManiman (Gaudet), and Éliot Grondin (Moisan), showcased Canada's growing prowess in winter sports.
Day of Mixed Fortunes
While McManimon (Gaudet) successfully advanced to the quarterfinals with a series of impressive runs, teammate Grondin (Moisan) faced elimination in a heartbreakingly close race. Lefebvre (Buck) demonstrated consistent form throughout the competition, earning his spot in the elimination rounds alongside his teammates.
Technical Mastery on Display
The parallel giant slalom event tests athletes' ability to navigate identical courses simultaneously, requiring perfect synchronization of technical skill and tactical decision-making. The Canadian team's performance highlights their rigorous preparation and adaptability to challenging course conditions.
Road Ahead
As Gaudet prepares for her quarterfinal matchup, the Canadian contingent remains optimistic about medal prospects. Fans can follow the action through official Olympic broadcasting partners and select sports networks.
Sources: La Presse, RDS, Radio-Canada
