Pablo Giner Dalmasso
French ski mountaineer (born 2001)
Pablo Giner Dalmasso (born 1 June 2001) is a French ski mountaineer, specializes in sprint and mixed relay events.
Career
Pablo Giner Dalmasso began his sporting career in Nordic skiing with Le Bessat Sports d'Hiver and orienteering with Orient'Express 42. Aged 16 years, he turned to ski mountaineering, attracted by the combination of intense physical effort and technical mountain skills.
A member of the Team Isère Montagne, Giner Dalmasso competes in major international ski mountaineering events, and is also a member of the French national team.
On the ISMF Ski Mountaineering World Cup circuit, he achieved notable results in mixed relay, earning several podium finishes alongside Emily Harrop, including a second place in Arinsal (Andorra) and a third place in Val Martello (Italy) during the 2024–25 ISMF Ski Mountaineering World Cup. These performances reflect his growing importance within international team events.
In individual competitions, he regularly ranks among the leading athletes, with several strong performances in World Cup races. During the 2025 Winter World University Games in Sestrière (Italy), Giner Dalmasso won a silver medal in ski mountaineering events and contributed to a relay podium for the French team, successfully combining high-level sporting results with his academic career. At the national level, he consistently finishes among the top competitors in French events, taking part in the French Cup circuit and national championships.
Following the Ski Mountaineering World Cup round in Courchevel, the French team once again confirmed its status among the world's leading nations in the discipline.
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