Edgar Grospiron Selected to Lead 2030 Winter Olympics in French Alps

The 1992 Olympic ski champion was unanimously proposed to head the organizing committee, following Martin Fourcade's withdrawal.

Edgar Grospiron, a former Olympic ski champion, has been proposed to lead the organizing committee for the 2030 Winter Olympics in the French Alps.
The decision follows the unexpected withdrawal of Martin Fourcade, who stepped down citing personal convictions.
Grospiron was chosen by a selection panel including government and sports officials, with unanimous support for his leadership skills and experience.
The 2030 Winter Olympics aim to be the most cost-effective in history, with a budget of approximately 2 billion euros and a focus on sustainability.
The official launch of the organizing committee and its leadership team is scheduled for February 18 in Lyon.