Like every year, Marseille-Cassis attracts celebrities. Around ten influencers, hosts, YouTubers and artists put on their sneakers to take on the challenge of this 45th edition this Sunday.
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“Frankly, you're not kidding, it was tough, but it was beautiful.” Amandine Petit crossed the finish line of her first Marseille-Cassis, Sunday October 27, with a big smile at having survived the Gineste. Miss France 2021 completed the semi in 2h11'48'', little disturbed by the rain which reminded her of her Normandy.
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Miss France 2021 shares her impressions of her first Marseille-Cassis.
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The rain didn't scare them. Among the crowd of 20,000 runners to take the start after 9 a.m. in front of the Vélodrome in Marseille, there are around ten celebrities, who came to take part in the legendary race.
Boosted by her first semi-Provençal last year, Ophélie Meunier, the presenter of “Forbidden Zone”, gave everything for her second Marseille-Cassis. She clocked 1h44'32'', improving her time compared to last year, 1h47’17’’.
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