Remy Bouleux
Born: 2001 | Active: 2016-present | Known for: La Clusaz freestyle programme and a FIS podium at Alpe d'Huez | Disciplines: slopestyle, freestyle skiing
On 20 February 2016, the Bellevue course at La Clusaz hosted a national youth slopestyle event. Rémy Bouleux was already skiing for the Club des Sports La Clusaz, moving through the same freestyle programme that also developed riders across several age groups. The result sheet from that winter provides the earliest firm marker in his competitive record and places him inside a generation of French skiers who would continue into senior FIS events.
La Clusaz 2016: Owen Branjonneau behind
Bouleux won the Critérium Jeunes National slopestyle at La Clusaz on 20 February 2016. Owen Branjonneau finished second and Batiste Parmentier third. The Fédération Française de Ski lists Bouleux with the 2001 age group and Club des Sports La Clusaz, giving an early competition reference before his later international FIS appearances.
La Clusaz 2016–17: freestyle group develops
For the 2016/17 season, Bouleux appeared in the Club des Sports La Clusaz freestyle section's G1 H group. The same group contained Arthur Tillier, Tom Damiani, Tanguy Galland, Alex Remonnay and Bede Rowlands. The club document confirms both Bouleux's 2001 birth year and his place inside a structured local freestyle programme rather than only isolated competition entries.
La Clusaz 2018: Nathan Pecqueur Col wins
On 11 March 2018, Bouleux finished seventh in the Coupe de France slopestyle at La Clusaz. Nathan Pecqueur Col won ahead of Titouan Goguillon and Tom Damiani, while Bouleux finished immediately behind Quentin Dijoud and ahead of Timothé Sivignon. The event kept Bouleux inside a French field combining athletes from La Clusaz, Font-Romeu, Valmeinier and other national freestyle programmes.
Font-Romeu 2018: Benoît Buratti takes title
Three weeks later, the French slopestyle championship was held at Font-Romeu. Bouleux finished 19th, directly behind Andreas Herranz and ahead of Maël Casado. Benoît Buratti won the championship, with Gaëtan Carlier second and Vincent Maharavo third. Bouleux was one of several 2001-born skiers in the final classification, alongside Nathan Pecqueur Col, Owen Branjonneau and Charles Vrain.
Alpe d'Huez 2022: Owen Branjonneau leads
Bouleux produced one of the strongest results found in his FIS record at Alpe d'Huez during the 2021/22 season. He finished second behind Owen Branjonneau and ahead of Nil Brocart Alegre. The result placed him on an all-French podium and came several seasons after his first documented national youth events at La Clusaz. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}
Haute-Savoie 2022: Ivresse Films camera session
During the winter covered by a March 2022 DJI filmmaking feature, Bouleux joined Arthur Tillier, Maxime Aubry and Aurèle Mayol for a freestyle session filmed by Antoine Frioux of Ivresse Films. Frioux skied with a Ronin 4D camera system while following the group on mountain runs, using the athletes' freestyle skiing to test the stabilised cinema rig in cold and uneven alpine terrain. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="2"}
