Winner of the French Cup N2, Team Atria-Montluçon Cyclisme will apply for N1. The Auvergne club has recorded nine recruits to date for the 2025 season. They are Axel Chatelus, Alexandre Jamet, Tanguy Loisy (EC Saint-Étienne Loire), Baptiste Cherion (Issoire CC), Lucas Delarbre (Creuse Oxygène Guéret) , Nathan Dos Reis Graca (VC Villefranche Beaujolais), Mickaël Guichard (Morbihan Adris Gwendal Oliveux), Quentin Navarro (Charvieu-Chavagneux IC) and Mathias Sanlaville (VC Villefranche Beaujolais).
Axel Chatelus, 28, won this year the Grand Prix des Fêtes de Cénac et Saint-Julien and the Grand Prix de la Machine. He finished 2nd in the Circuit des Champions in Aubière and the Grand Prix Danièle Masdupuy in Lubersac, 3rd in the Circuit des Deux Ponts in Culan, 5th in the Prix des Vins Nouveaux in Vesdun and 8th in the Grand Prix de Saint-Étienne Loire.
Baptiste Cherion, 25, ranked 6th in the Circuit des Deux Ponts in Montluçon, 8th in the Nocturne d’Ambert and the Grand Prix de Nevers, or 10th in the Circuit des Champions in Aubière.
Lucas Delarbre, 17, took 4th place in the Nersac Grand Prix.
Nathan Dos Reis Graca, 19, finished 10th in the Prix Eugène Marchand. A fan of the undergrowth, he placed 10th and 7th in Albi in the 2023 Coupe de France.
Mickaël Guichard, 31, spent three seasons in Brittany, after the termination of Team Pro Immo Nicolas Roux. During these three years, he won a stage of the Tour de Bretagne (2.2) in 2022, the Breton classics like the Bousquet, the Circuit du Morbihan or the Ronde du Porhoët, and finished vice-Champion of French Amateurs in 2022. This season, he placed 2nd in the Circuit du Morbihan, 2nd in the Melrandaise, 4th in a stage of the Tour du Piedmont Pyrénées, 6th in the Flèche de Locminé or even 8th in the Caux Tour and the Flèche Bigoudène. Pilot of Elie De Carvalho’s tandem at the Paris Paralympic Games, they won the silver medal in the time trial and finished 4th in the road race.
Alexandre Jamet, 31, won the general classification of the Circuit de Saône-et-Loire after winning a stage. He also treated himself to Le Poinçonnet-Limoges Métropole. He also placed 2nd in the Circuit des Deux Ponts in Montluçon, in the Grand Prix de Gien and in the Souvenir Pierre-Chany in Langeac, 6th in the Grand Prix Pierre Pinel, 8th in the Gainsbarre (Coupe de France N1), in the Grand Prix of the Cénac and Saint-Julien Festivals and Tour du Charollais or even 10th of Annemasse-Bellegarde.
Tanguy Loisy, 24, finished 3rd in the Grand Prix d’Issoire and the Grand Prix d’Allevard-La Chapelle-du-Bard, 5th in the Route d’Or du Poitou à Civray and the Prix de Digoin or even 6th in the Breton Summer.
Quentin Navarro, 26, took 11th place in the Grand Prix d’Issoire and 12th in the Souvenir Pierre-Chany in Langeac. A cyclo-cross specialist, he finished 12th in the French Championship in Camors.
Mathias Sanlaville – our photo -, 21 years old, finished 2nd in the Prix de Digoin, 5th in the stage at the Tour Nivernais Morvan, 6th in the Grand Prix de Vougy and the Prix de Chavannes-sur-Reyssouze, 7th in the stage at the Tour du Pays Roannais, 9th in the Grand Prix de la Tomate, Grand Prix de Saint-Amand-Montrond and Agglo Tour Bourg-en-Bresse, 11th stage at the Alpes Isère Tour (2.2), 12th at the Caux Tour (Coupe de France N1 ) or even 13th in Paris-Troyes (1.2).
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