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Journal Bosses 3 JOURNAL BOSSES 3 En mode Kingsbury L’année 2019- Les Coupes du 2020 en ski acrobatique monde bosses au ne comporte aucun Québec. championnat du monde et olympique. Quel défi Cette année la un skieur de bosses Coupe du monde bosses pourrait-il relever après sera une nouvelle fois avoir tout gagné? Le Championnats du monde représentée au Mont- champion olympique et un titre olympique, Tremblant ce 25 janvier Mikaël Kingsbury en a Mikaël Kingsbury a 2020. Compétitionner trouvé un et pas tout gagné. Déjà devant sa famille et amis : détenteur de tous les n’importe lequel amène un lot de remporter toutes les records de sa discipline, motivations et Coupes du monde il pourrait être tenté de bosses cette année. passer à autre chose. d’énergies supplémentaires. Ceux qui le connaissent savent qu’il n’a rien Plusieurs bosseurs et perdu de sa motivation. bosseuses ont remporté leur première médaille Si Mikaël d’or en Coupe du monde remporte 14 Coupes du bosses dans les monde cette année, il montagnes du Québec pourrait à nouveau par le passé. Le Mont- remporter les 2 globes Gabriel est pour de cristals (petit et gros) plusieurs synonyme et peut-être obtenir le d’un premier gain pour Lou Marsh pour une de jeunes bosseurs. deuxième année consécutive. La lutte pourrait être serrée entre Avec Bianca Andreescu, 56 victoires en Coupe du Connor McDavid et Mikaël Kingsbury pour monde, 16 globes de cristal, quatre titres aux l’obtention du trophée canadien. Le tout premier à et Sami Mustonen qui le faire fut Jean-Luc Femmes : dominaient le ski de Brassard à la Coupe du Justine Dufour-Lapointe bosses en Coupe du Chloé Dufour-Lapointe monde au tournant des Laurianne Gilbert Valérie Gilbert années 2000, les Tout vient à point à qui sait attendre. monde du Mont-Gabriel de 1991 à seulement 18 Dans un tout ans. Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau au Mont- autre ordre d’idées, le congédiement du coloré finlandais étaient Tremblant 2003. Don Cherry a plu à représentés par les Petri Alexandre Bilodeau en plusieurs et à un certain bosses parallèles à la Penttinen et Tero ancien bosseur olympien Coupe du monde du Turunen dans les années en or qui a pu dire Mont-Gabriel 2006. 80 et 90. Petri Penttinen à cette bonne Vincent Marquis au ‘’enfin’’ nouvelle. On peut se a répondu à quelques Mont-Gabriel en 2009, rappeler les propos unes de nos questions. ce qui a mené à un disgracieux de cet balayage historique du animateur de hockey Quel était votre endroit podium par l’équipe aux Jeux olympiques de préféré pour masculine canadienne de Nagano envers un compétitionner en bosses (les autres athlète très loyal pour Coupe du monde médaillés étaient Alex son pays. Bilodeau et Pierre- bosses à votre époque? Alexandre Rousseau). Justine Dufour- Pour être Lapointe en 2011 au Petri Penttinen honnête, je n'avais pas Mont-Gabriel à d'endroit favori, mais seulement 16 ans. j’aimais bien comme le Mont-Gabriel, Membres québécois Breckenridge, Japon, de l’équipe Zermatt et même Lake canadienne bosses Placid (à cause des 2019-2020 conditions glacées). Hommes : Quels sont vos KerrianChunlaud souvenirs de Gabriel Dufresne compétitions de bosses Laurent Dumais au Québec? Mikaël Kingsbury Avant les Janne Lathela, Mikko Elliot Vaillancourt J’ai de bons Rontainen, Lauri Lassila souvenirs du Mont- Gabriel, j'ai adoré l'hôtel place dans la course de Luc Brassard et Edgar Grospiron. et j’ai également obtenu bosses au Mont-Gabriel. de bons résultats. Petite histoire de ma première visite à Mont-Gabriel Qui était votre idole lors de ma première lorsque vous année en Coupe du compétitionner à monde (87-88): Nous l’époque ? avons atterri à l'aéroport de Montréal et l'équipe Je n'avais pas attendait un taxi pour d'idole, Edgar Grospiron nous emmener à Mont- était vraiment un dur à Gabriel, le premier taxi cuire à ce moment, mais lloyd Langlois à est arrivé, il s’agissait personnellement Lillehammer 1994 et j’aimais davantage médaillé d’argent en saut. d’un petit ‘’small station wagon’’, certains Nelson Carmichael. membres de l’équipe se Quel est le nom de votre sont empressés de premier club de ski de prendre ce taxi et trois bosses en Finlande ? d’entre nous, dont moi, ont dû attendre le Mon club était le prochain taxi. Freestyle Club Moebius Heureusement pour Helsinki et je nous, la limousine m'entraînais surtout à Cadillac (small station Kalpalinna-Resort wagon) nous a repris (glaude bumbs). Le club une minute plus tard. de Moebius est toujours Nous sommes là et en fait ils auront un Sergeï Shupletsov Le Relais effectivement venus à dîner de charité ce 1995. l'hôtel avant pour le samedi prochain. repos de l'équipe. Ce fut une très bonne semaine à tous points de vue, Flashback photos nous avons eu Rédacteur en chef : l'opportunité de voir Aerosmith dans la salle Pierre Gauthier des Canadiens de [email protected] Montréal (le Forum) et @@@Photos Facebook et Radio- j’ai obtenu une 7ème Canada@@@ Breckenridge 1991, Jean-.
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