Tess Ledeux (center) in gold IRAKLI GEDENDIZE / PANORAMIC
The French skier won this Saturday during the Worlds organized in Bakuriani (Georgia) the gold medal in big air.
French skier Tess Ledeux, Olympic vice-champion in the discipline a year ago in Zhangjiakou (China), became big air world champion on Saturday in Bakuriani (Georgia), the third world title of her career at just 21 years old. .
With 186.75 points, she beat the Norwegian Sandra Eie (175.00 pts) and the Canadian Megan Oldham (174.00 pts), who had dominated Ledeux on the big air of the X-Games in Aspen (Colorado) there at five weeks.
