The French 100 km Championships are THE unmissable event of the ultradistance season in running. Discover everything you need to know about this legendary 100 km race and find the results from the latest edition! 🇫🇷
Did you know? The French 100 km Championships aren’t held in the same place every year! For each edition, the French Athletics Federation (FFA) selects a "host race". In other words, an already existing 100 km race is chosen to stage the battle for the national title. From year to year, the championships travel 🧳. After thrilling Belvès, Amiens, then the Steenwerck 100 km Road Race in May 2026, it was the Val de Somme 100 km, back in Amiens, that hosted the 2026-2027 French Championships on October 3.
The 2026-2027 edition took place on October 3. Find the standings below:
Top 3 - Men
1st: Esteban Vacelet (06:14:33) 🥇
2nd: Ambroise Bonfils (06:27:42) 🥈
3rd: Emmanuel Bonnier (06:29:25) 🥉
The killer stat 💡: At 20 years old, Esteban Vacelet ran his very first 100 km and won it in 6h14'33.
Top 3 - Women
1st: Océane Chanet (07:33:32) 🥇
2nd: Chloé Chevalier (07:36:24) 🥈
3rd: Stéphanie Gicquel (07:49:53) 🥉
Fun facts 💡: One week after her victory in Millau, Stéphanie Gicquel becomes the first woman to string together two sub-8-hour 100 km races in seven days!
Were you on the starting line? Check your time and the overall standings: VAL DE SOMME 100 KM 2026
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