https://alinghiredbullracing.americascup.com/crew/28_LucienCujeanSwiss+sailor Lucien Cujean (born 16 August 1989 in Geneva) is a Swiss sailor
Lucien Cujean’s journey in sailing began at the age of six on the picturesque Lake Geneva, where he discovered his love for competition on the water. His passion has driven him to dedicate his life to the sport, pursuing excellence every step of the way. In 2007, Lucien’s professional career took off when he joined Team Foncia, guided by the experienced sailor Alain Gautier. Prior to this, he had been earning accolades at CER, where he not only won regattas on keelboats but also refined his skills as a sail trimmer. A standout moment in his career came in 2012 when he and his team triumphed at the Tour de France à la Voile aboard the M34, a victory that firmly established his reputation in the sailing world. Throughout his career, Lucien has achieved remarkable success, including six national titles. After his time with CER, he met the passionate team owner Alexandre Schneiter, which opened new doors for him. This led to the formation of the Swiss team for the inaugural Red Bull Youth America's Cup, where they proudly secured a fourth-place finish. In 2014, Lucien partnered with Sébastien Schneiter, and together they competed in two Olympic Games in the 49er class. This collaboration not only enhanced their sailing skills but also forged a lasting friendship. Lucien has represented Switzerland at the Olympics, finishing 13th at the Rio 2016 Games and achieving notable recognition at the Tokyo 2021 Games, where he was named vice-champion of Europe in 2020 and finished 7th at the World Championship in 2019.
His impressive sailing record includes participation in prestigious events and championships, such as:
- Youth America’s Cup 2013: 4th place with Team Tilt - Rolex Sydney Hobart: - Swiss Laser Team: Member from 2006-2010 - GC32 World Championships: Winner in 2017 with Realteam and in 2018 with Team Tilt - TF35 Championships: Champion in 2021 with Realteam and in 2022 with Alinghi - Louis Vuitton Cup 2024: Alinghi RedBull Racing
Currently, Lucien is a dedicated member of Alinghi Red Bull Racing. He emphasizes teamwork, stating, “Deliver my best, listen to the team, imagine, be creative and perform.” Being part of this prestigious team is a "dream come true" for him, and he views it as an exhilarating new chapter in his career. He values the opportunity to innovate, provide feedback, and optimize processes for better performance.
Outside of sailing, Lucien enjoys a variety of hobbies, including architecture, surfing, skiing, music, and scuba diving. These diverse interests reflect his adventurous spirit and deep-seated love for exploration in both his professional and personal life. https://alinghiredbullracing.americascup.com/crew/28_LucienCujean https://www.courseaularge.com/le-team-foncia-au-bol-dor.html
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