Skiopen Coq d’Or

Description

The SKIOPEN COQ D'OR is THE meeting place for the future stars of French skiing,
Open to all, through the ESF and Ski Clubs, it enables all French skiers, whether city dwellers or mountain dwellers, to compete in various skiing events...

The big event of the season for U12 and U14 (poussins/poussines and benjamins/benjamines) children from resorts and towns. Co-organized by the ESF and the FFS (Fédération Française de Ski), this French championship for 10-14 year-olds brings together ESF students and youngsters from FFS sports clubs in a major national event. Its aim is to encourage the spirit of competition and detect young talent, such as Gauthier de Tessières, runner-up in the 2013 super-G world championships and winner of the first Coq d'Or in 1994, or Tessa Worley, double world champion in giant slalom, who took part in 2002.