Jean-Baptiste Grange was born on October 10th, 1984 in Saint Jean de Maurienne, in a skier family.

His mother and father were both member of the French Ski Team from 1973 till 1977, so were his aunt Bernadette and uncle Christian, now director of French Ski School in Valloire.

Since a little boy he heard about ski. That's why he naturally came to competition as a member of Valloire Ski Club.

He has always been living in Valloire, a town he appreciates a lot and where he likes to come back, rest and play the activities he is fond of: motorbiking, tennis, beach volley, hunting, off-pist ski and of course partying with friends!

Results:

Season 2010:

December 5th, 2009: 4th in the Super Combined in Beaver Creek, USA
November 15th, 2009: 3rd in Slalom - Levi, Finland
November 7th, 2009: European Champion of Indoor Slalom - Amneville, France

Season 2009:

Winner of the Slalom World Cup
March 22nd : French Champion in Slalom, Lelex - France
March 14th : 1st in slalom for World Cup - Äre, Sweden
January 25th : 2nd in slalom for World Cup - Kitzbühel, Austria
January 06th : 1st in slalom for World Cup - Zagreb, Croatia

Season 2008:

December 22nd : 2nd in Slalom for World Cup - Alta-Badia, Italy
December 12th : 2nd in Super-Combined for World Cup - Val d'Isère, France
November 16th : Opening of a new ski season... 1st in slalom for World Cup - Levi, Finland
March 15th : After the slalom in Bormio in Italy, which was the last race of the World Cup, Jean-Baptiste finishes 2nd at the general classification in Slalom World Cup.
January 11th: 1st in combined downhill and slalom competition for World Cup - Wengen, Swiss
January 12th: 1st in slalom World Cup - Wengen, Swiss
January 20th: 1st in slalom World Cup - Kitzbühel, Austria

Season 2007:

December 17th : 1st victory in a slalom World Cup - Alta Badia, Itlay
February 2007: Third place in the World Championship slalom in Äre - Sweden
March 2007: Fourth place in the Slalom in Kranjska Gora - Slovenia

Season 2006:

First participation to the Olympic Games
French Slalom Champion 2006
Tenth in slalom - Kitzbuehel, 13th in combined - Wengen, 18th in combined - Val-d'Isère.