Bernard Moullier
Moullier Bernard ( born September 27, 1957) is a French former ski jumper.
Moullier launched first time at the Four Hills Tournament 1978/79 at an international tournament. On his first tour, however, he was unsuccessful and only took seats in the back of the midfield. On November 30, 1979, he made his debut in the newly created Ski Jumping World Cup and reached on the large hill in Oberstdorf the 31st place. The other three Jumping Four Hills Tournament 1979/80 proceeded as in the previous unsuccessfully for Moullier. Only in the World Cup on January 19, 1980 in Thunder Bay, he was able to place 2 a top ranking and also the first and only podium finish in his career. In the second event on the same ski jump he finished sixth at the end. Also in French Saint- Nizier He made it again with a 9th place in the top ten.
At the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid and the associated Nordic World Ski Championships Moullier reached on the normal hill and 24th in the large hill in 37th place. In his last World Cup of the season he came in Engelberg on the 11th Place. At the end of the season he was ranked 25th in the overall World Cup standings.
In the World Cup season 1980/81 he played only jumping in Oberstdorf, where he was 46th at the end. Following this, he finished at the age of only 23 years, his international ski jumping career.