Alexis Guimond

Alexis Guimond

Para-Alpine Athlete

Photo Caption Luc Percival

Alexis Guimond
About Alexis
Location Gatineau, Que.
Club Club de ski Mont-Tremblant
Year Team Member Since 2016
Social Media
Ranking

World Cup Ranking

#5th - Giant Slalom 2022
#4th - Super-G 2022
#55th - Slalom 2022
#7th - Downhill 2022
Medals

Medal Highlights

Bronze - Super G - Paralympic Winter Games Beijing, CHN (2022)
2nd - Super-G - World Cup Steinach am Brenner, AUT (2021)
4th - Downhill - IPC World Championships Lilliehammer, NOR (2021)
3rd - Giant Slalom - IPC World Championships Tarvisio, ITA (2017)
1st - Giant Slalom - World Cup Kranjska Gora, SLO (2017)
3rd - Downhill - IPC World Cup Finals (2018)
1st - Super-G - IPC World Cup Finals (2018)
3rd - Super-G - IPC World Cup Finals (2018)

Alexis Guimond joined the Canadian Para-Alpine Ski Team in 2016, competing in the standing category. In 2017, in only his second season on the World Cup, he won the giant slalom at Kranjska Gora, SLO, ending Canada’s 10-year winless streak in the men’s standing category. Fresh off his win, he captured a bronze medal at the 2017 World Championships. While his first couple of seasons were spectacular, 2018 was exceptional. The 23-year-old from Gatineau, QC, won a bronze medal in giant slalom at the 2018 Paralympics, ending a two-decade Canadian drought, all en route to being named the “Best Paralympic Debut by a Male Athlete” award at the 2018 Canadian Paralympic Sport Awards. Alexis has continued pushing for excellence. After a two-year competition break brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, he sought redemption at Beijing 2022, where he collected a bronze Paralympic medal in the super-G.


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