Career
Cerutti was born in Marseille and joined the French national team as a teenager. [2] She won French youth national championships in giant slalom in 2014 and in super-G in 2016, then competed in the 2016 Youth Olympics. [3] [4]
After sitting out a season due to back pain, [2] she raced on the second-level tours –the Europa Cup and Nor-Am Cup –and participated in the 2019 Junior World Championships before making her World Cup debut (and earning her first World Cup points) in January 2020 with a 26th-place finish in the combined event in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, Austria. [1]
Cerutti claimed the super-G title at the French National Championships in 2021, [5] and was selected for the French team for the 2022 Winter Olympics. In the Olympic downhill she crashed and suffered torn ligaments in her right knee which required surgery. [6]
After recuperating, Cerutti returned to competitive skiing in January 2023 and won the downhill at the 2023 Europa Cup finals. [7]
During the 2024 and 2025 World Cup seasons, Cerutti gained points in a total nine events. [1] She also competed in the 2025 World Championships, in Saalbach, Austria, taking 25th in the super-G. [1]
Cerutti achieved her first top-ten finish in a World Cup event during the 2026 season when she was fifth in the super-G at Val d'Isère, [1] and was named to her second Olympic team for the 2026 Milano Cortina Games. [8] There she finished 8th in the super-G, 12th in the team combined (paired with Caitlin McFarlane skiing the slalom leg), and 23rd in the downhill, but was unable to finish the second leg of the giant slalom. [1]
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