Posts from Pierre Mignerey
Pierre Mignerey is the head coach of the French Cross-Country Team around Vincent Vittoz and Jean Marc Gaillard. When he was young he was a skier of the French Ski Team and is now as well a member of the FIS Cross-Country World Cup Committee
Days after Tour de Ski 2010

Pierre Mignerey | Saturday 16 January 2010
A few days after the Tour de Ski's end, everyone has gone home and has begun to recover from these 12 full days.
Rest day in Val di Fiemme

Pierre Mignerey | Friday 8 January 2010
It is the first real rest day today without any driving and running.
Four days to go

Pierre Mignerey | Wednesday 6 January 2010
Four days before the top of Alpe Cermis, the question of the final victory has become clearer.
Exciting handicap race

Pierre Mignerey | Sunday 3 January 2010
We again saw exciting races yesterday, especially in the men's race because all competitors came together quite early on in the race.
Tour de Ski kicked off

Pierre Mignerey | Saturday 2 January 2010
For France, it was a good start for us into the Tour with three ladies and three men in the top thirty.
FIS Tour de Ski

Pierre Mignerey | Tuesday 29 December 2009
The first world cup period is already over and it?s time for this year?s first major event, the Tour de Ski. The first part of the season was riveting. While Peter Northug clearly dominated the men?s field, the French team had its best ever group result in the Davos 15 km Freestyle.
Season underway

Pierre Mignerey | Thursday 10 December 2009
Dusseldorf, an unusual World Cup event, marks a transition, and an easy one at that, between the first two Scandinavian stages and the later middle Europe ones. Just like most distance specialists, I skipped this stage in order to better prepare the rest of the season.
It’s wintertime again

Pierre Mignerey | Tuesday 17 November 2009
It’s wintertime again. As usual at this time of the year, TV cameras are once again turning to winter sports. Being an Olympic year, everyone’s attention is already focused on the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Both the media and the general public are impatiently awaiting the start of the Games in Vancouver.








