US EditionCanadian Eliot Grondin wins snowboard cross gold at world championships
- Eliot Grondin won a gold medal in the men's snowboard cross final at the world championships in Corviglia, Switzerland, on Friday.
- Loan Bozzolo from France earned the silver medal, while Alessandro Haemmerle from Austria secured the bronze.
- Grondin, a 23-year-old from Sainte-Marie, Quebec, is a world junior champion and currently leads the men's World Cup standings with 504 points.
- He has achieved two golds, two silvers, and a bronze medal on the World Cup circuit this season.
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Julia Pereira de Sousa and Loan Bozzolo world champions snowboardcross by mixed teams, one year from the Olympic Winter 2026
The two Frenchmen won Saturday in Saint-Moritz, after having already been awarded the medal the previous day as an individual. Augurs well before the Olympic Games 2026, where snowboardcross is on the programme.
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Canada's Eliot Grondin wins snowboard cross gold at world championships
SAINT MORITZ — Canada's Eliot Grondin won gold in snowboard cross at the world championships Friday. The Ste-Marie, Que., native topped the podium ahead of France's Loan Bozzolo and Austria's Alessandro Haemmerle.
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