At Albertville 1992, which sport first became official with moguls medals?

At Albertville 1992, freestyle skiing first became an official Olympic sport with medals awarded in moguls.

Freestyle skiing had appeared at Calgary 1988 as a demonstration sport, but Albertville marked its official medal debut. Only men's and women's moguls counted for medals; aerials and ballet remained demonstration events at those Games.

The moguls competitions were held at Tignes on February 12–13, 1992. France's Edgar Grospiron won the men's title, while Donna Weinbrecht of the United States won the women's event. Moguls combines fast downhill skiing with jumps and turns over a bumpy course, with judges scoring technique and jumps as well as speed.

A common mix-up is assuming all freestyle disciplines became official together. Aerials joined the Olympic medal programme later, at Lillehammer 1994, while ski ballet never became an Olympic medal event.