The French 100 km Championships are THE must-attend event of the running ultradistance season. Find out everything you need to know about this legendary 100 km event and check out the results of the latest edition! 🇫🇷
Did you know? The French 100 km Championships don’t take place in the same location every year! For each edition, the French Athletics Federation (FFA) selects a "host race". Meaning an existing 100 km race is chosen to host the battle for the national title. From year to year, the championship travels 🧳. After thrilling Belvès, then Amiens, it was the Steenwerck 100 km road race that hosted the 2025-2026 French Championships, on the night of May 13 to 14, 2026.
The 2025-2026 edition took place last May 14. Find the standings below:
Top 5 - Men
1st: Jason Pointeau (06:23:41) 🥇
2nd: Justin Dourlens (06:24:41) 🥈
3rd: Steven Galibert (06:29:38) 🥉
4th: Jan Gutermann (06:34:30)
5th: Emmanuel Bonnier (06:41:44)
Mind-blowing stat 💡 : After more than 6 hours of racing, only 1 minute separates Jason Pointeau from Justin Dourlens at the finish line!
Top 5 - Women
1st: Camille Chaigneau (07:19:50) 🥇
2nd: Selina Leroy (07:28:05) 🥈
3rd: Malory Leroy (07:28:05) 🥉
4th: Alexandra Droulin (08:11:05)
5th: Julie Raynaud (08:31:37)
Fun facts 💡 : A family story! After more than 7 hours of racing, the sisters Selina and Malory Leroy complete the podium, separated by just 3 seconds.
Were you on the starting line? Find your time and the overall ranking: STEENWERCK 100 KM ROAD RACE 2026
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