Guy Périllat

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Olympic medal record
Men’s Alpine Skiing
Silver 1968 Grenoble Downhill
Bronze 1960 Squaw Valley Downhill
World Championships
Gold 1960 Squaw Valley Combined
Gold 1966 Portillo Giant Slalom
Silver 1962 Chamonix Slalom
Silver 1966 Portillo Slalom

Guy Périllat (born February 24, 1940) is a French former professional skier from the resort of La Clusaz.[1][2]

Aged 20 Périllat won a bronze medal at the 1960 winter olympics in downhill and the World Championship title in the combined FIS. He also won two World Cup slalom races in 1967.

[edit] World Cup victories

Date Location Race
29 January 1967 Flag of France Megève Slalom
5 February 1967 Flag of Italy Madonna di Campiglio Slalom

[edit] References

  1. ^ Guy Perillat Draws No. 1
  2. ^ A Ski Champion's Life Is Not All Downhill; Pressure in France Makes Comeback a Hard Task Perillat, Yesterday's Hero, Is Called a Failure Today An Extraordinary Feat A Hard Life
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