Enak Gavaggio.

Enak Gavaggio, known as "RANCHO", born on May 4, 1976, in Ambilly (Haute-Savoie), is a devotee of high-risk sports such as Base Jumping, paragliding, free fall, and freeride skiing.

With a track record of 7 X-Games medals, a 5th place at the Vancouver Olympics, a 4th and 5th place at the Freeride World Championships, three medals in the overall Ski Cross World Cup standings, and two medals at the Ski Cross World Championships, Enak Gavaggio is a true role model for new generations, and particularly for young French skiing talents. Considered the king of French Skicross, he trains young winter sports enthusiasts in this spectacular discipline.

 

In 2008, he suffered a serious accident, keeping him away from competition and podiums for almost 2 years. Close to paralysis, Enak Gavaggio found the strength to get back on his skis and return to his best level.

A jack-of-all-trades by nature, in 2010 after his last international competition, he decided to create a web series called "Rancho Webshow" in which the most famous mustachioed man in the ski world embodies a vintage and quirky character. The idea is to showcase the world of skiing, but also everyone's skiing, in all its breadth.Speaker's spoken language

• French

Enak Gavaggio offers his conferences in French-speaking Switzerland, Geneva, Lausanne, and in French-speaking countries. During his conferences, learn from an atypical, totally quirky but also modest athlete how it is possible to combine passion, philosophy, and professional perspective. Icon, pro rider, champion, entrepreneur, organizer: the one also known as the "dark lord" has done pretty much everything in the ski world.Olympic Games

2010 Vancouver: 5th in ski cross.
7 X-Games skicross Medals

World Championships

2007 World Championships in Madonna di Campiglio (Italy): bronze medal Bronze medal in skicross.
2001 World Championships in Squaw Valley, silver medal Silver medal in skicross.

World Cup
5 race victories (5 in skicross).

Freeride
Ranked 7th in the O'neill Xtreme by Powerade – Verbier 2007.
4th Freeride World Championship in Tignes