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Axelle Mollaret (born 3 September 1992 in Annecy, Haute-Savoie) is a French skyrunner and ski mountaineer.

Biography

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She is physiotherapist.^[1] She has been member of the Ski Mountaineering French national selection since 2013.^[2] In 2015 she won the biennial Trofeo Mezzalama with teammates Emelie Forsberg and Jennifer Fiechter.

Selected results

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Pierra Menta
- 2013 : with ITA Elena Nicolini
- 2014 : with SUI Émilie Gex-Fabry
- 2015 : with SWE Emelie Forsberg
- 2016 : Winner with Laetitia Roux
- 2017 : with Lorna Bonnel
- 2018 : Winner with ITA Katia Tomatis

References

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External links

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Axelle Gachet Mollaret at dataSkiMo.org
Axelle Gachet-Mollaret at SkiMo Stats

v t e World ski mountaineering champions in women's single race
2002: Valérie Ducognon 2004: Cristina Favre-Moretti 2008: Roberta Pedranzini 2010: Laëtitia Roux 2011: Mireia Miró Varela 2013: Laëtitia Roux 2015: Laëtitia Roux 2017: Laëtitia Roux 2019: Axelle Mollaret 2021: Axelle Mollaret 2023: Axelle Mollaret 2025: Tove Alexandersson

v t e World ski mountaineering champions in women's team race
2002: Ducognon/Oggeri 2004: Favre-Moretti/Mabillard 2006: Pedranzini/Martinelli 2008: Pedranzini/Martinelli 2010: Pedranzini/Martinelli 2011: Etzensperger/Troillet 2015: Roux/Mollaret 2017: Mollaret/Bonnel 2019: Bonnel/Mollaret 2023: Mollaret/Harrop 2025: Mollaret/Perillat-Pessey

v t e World ski mountaineering champions in women's vertical race
2004: Cristina Favre-Moretti 2006: Natascia Leonardi Cortesi 2008: Roberta Pedranzini 2010: Roberta Pedranzini 2011: Mireia Miró Varela 2013: Laëtitia Roux 2015: Laura Orgué 2017: Andrea Mayr 2019: Andrea Mayr 2021: Axelle Mollaret 2023: Axelle Mollaret 2025: Axelle Mollaret

v t e European ski mountaineering champions in women's vertical race
2005: Cristina Favre-Moretti 2007: Laëtitia Roux 2009: Roberta Pedranzini 2012: Laëtitia Roux 2014: Laëtitia Roux 2016: Victoria Kreuzer 2018: Axelle Mollaret 2022: Axelle Mollaret 2024: Sarah Dreier

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