Jean-Max de Chavigny: key obituary facts
Is Jean-Max de Chavigny dead? Yes. Jean-Max de Chavigny died on October 10, 2026, at age 60.
Cause of death: Jean-Max de Chavigny's cause of death has not been publicly confirmed.
What was Jean-Max de Chavigny known for?
He was a French windsurfer.
More about Jean-Max de Chavigny
Born: 12 October 1965.
Place of birth: Schœlcher.
Gender: male.
Occupation: windsurfer.
Nationality: France.
Jean-Max de Chavigny, a French windsurfer, died October 10, 2026, aged 60.
Born in Schœlcher on October 12, 1965, he represented France in windsurfing. At the 1996 Summer Olympics, he competed in the men’s Mistral One Design event.
His Olympic appearance came 31 years after his birth and marked a documented part of his career in the sport. De Chavigny was among the competitors in a single-design windsurfing event, in which the Olympic discipline was identified as Mistral One Design. His life and career, as recorded in the available biographical information, are defined by his work as a French windsurfer and his participation in the 1996 Games. He died two days before his 61st birthday.