Marion Chevrier

Born in Annecy, Chevrier grew up skiing at the French ski resort of La Plagne with her twin sister, Axelle.^[2] Both of their parents are ski instructors at the resort.^[2] They joined Club des Sports La Plagne and began ski racing at the age of six.^[2]

Chevrier joined the French national junior team in 2018 and started racing on the Europa Cup tour in 2019.^[2][1] She made her first appearance at the Junior World Championships in Bansko, Bulgaria, in 2021.^[1] She returned for the 2022 edition in Panorama, Canada, where she recorded her best Junior Worlds result of eleventh in the super-G.^[3]

Chrevier's World Cup debut came on 11 November 2023 in the slalom at Levi, Finland, and she earned her first World Cup points two weeks later at Killington in Vermont.^[1] She gained points in four races during her inaugural World Cup season and also reached her first podium on the Europa Cup.^[1]

During the 2025 season, Chevrier split time between the World and Europa Cups and achieved victories in three Europa Cup slalom events.^[1] This earned her a trip to the 2025 World Championships in Saalbach, Austria, where she finished tenth in the slalom and eleventh in the team combined (partnered with Romane Miradoli).^[4][1] She ended the season in first place in the Europa Cup slalom standings.^[5]

Chrevier opened the 2026 season with her first World Cup top ten finish: a ninth place at Levi.^[6] That began a streak of earning points in each of her slalom starts for the season, including another top ten in Courchevel.^[1] Chevrier was named to the French team for the 2026 Winter Olympics, where she finished in eighth place in the team combined with Laura Gauché, but skied out during the first run of the individual slalom.^[7]