Laurent Fabre Explained

Laurent Fabre (1968 - August 22, 2012) was a French ski mountaineer, high mountain guide^[1] and non-commissioned officer of the Chasseurs Alpins corps. He served at the 93rd Mountain Artillery Regiment and was married to the ski mountaineer Valentine Fabre.^[2] He was killed in a training accident on the Mont Blanc massif while serving as an instructor at the High Mountain Military School.^[3]

Selected results

• 2000:
  • 6th, Patrouille des Glaciers (international military teams ranking), together with Sgt chef Tony Sbalbi and Adj Patrick Rassat^[4]
• 2001:
  • 6th, European Championship team race (together with Tony Sbalbi)
• 2002:
  • 1st, Corssa race (together with Olivier Pasteur)^[5]
  • 2nd, Trophée des Gastlosen (together with Olivier Pasteur)^[6]

Pierra Menta

See main article: Pierra Menta.

• 1999: 9th, together with Tony Sbalbi
• 2002: 9th, together with Olivier Pasteur
• 2003: 8th, together with Gabriel Degabai

External links

• Laurent Fabre at skimountaineering.org

Notes and References

1. http://www.chambe-aix.com/actualite/2008/avril/defi_ski_alpinisme_chamonix_zermatt_en_moins_de_24_heures.html Un défi en ski alpinisme : Chamonix Zermatt en moins de 24 heures
2. http://www.ffcam.fr/groupe-excellence-ski-alpinisme06-07.html Valentine & Laurent Fabre Fabre
3. https://www.seechamonix.com/events/news/mountain-military-officer-killed-in-climbing-accident "Mountain military officer killed in climbing accident"
4. http://live.pdg.ch/pdg00/pdf/ranga.pdf 2000 Patrouille des Glaciers
5. Web site: Corssa 2000 . 2009-04-05 . https://web.archive.org/web/20061208212006/http://www.ffme.fr/ski-montagne/resultat/2002/02corssa.pdf . 2006-12-08 . dead .
6. http://alpen.sac-cas.ch/html_f/archiv/2002/200206/af_2002_06_07.pdf Trophée des Gastlosen (FR), 17 février