(Lac-Beauport) Marion Thénault once again dominated the qualifying session for the Lac-Beauport Aerials World Cup.
Alexandra Montminy (68.38) joined Thénault in the final, finishing qualifying in 12e place, last giving access to the next round
Thénault, third in Saturday’s stage at Le Relais Ski Center, obtained 88.47 points from the judges for his double backflip double twist.
She beat Winter Vinecki (82.21). The American is looking for redemption, having fallen the day before and thus lost first place in the world rankings to the benefit of Australian Danielle Scott, second on Saturday and fifth in qualifying on Sunday.
However, the working day of Charlie Fontaine and Rosalie Gagnon ended at this first stage of the day. The two women, who had participated in final 1 the day before, finished in 14e and 15e places.
The men will take to the track for their qualifying session. No less than nine Canadians will take the start, including Émile Nadeau, bronze medalist on Saturday, and Alexandre Duchaine, fifth in the crystal globe ranking.
On Saturday, five Unifolié representatives reached final 1. Nadeau and Lewis Irving then qualified for the super-final.