The years go by and look the same for the EA Nord Mayenne team which once again won the majority of titles 15 days ago during the long cross departmentals in Meslay. In fact, they won 30 medals, 18 in gold, 6 in silver and as many in bronze. So they will inevitably be greedy this Sunday, January 26 on the demanding Vendée terrain since the rain and mud risk making the course into real plowing. And even if there will inevitably be strong competition, the Mayennais want to be ambitious.
Several podiums expected as a team
The EANM hopes to place five teams on the box: the women's U14s, the men's U18s, the women's U23s, the women's seniors and the men's masters. The juniors from Upac Château-Gontier, accustomed to the podiums for two years, would like to do it again on Sunday. And why not see their elders, the seniors, who find the participation of Tobias Flon to lend them a hand.
Strong individual chances
-The Entente Lavalloise demonstrated that with Noé Routhiau and Bérenger Chauvin (L2A53), they had fine triggers that they would like to put at the forefront of each outing. In hope, Adrien Le Richomme vice a top 3 in the scratch but also the title in hope, everything will depend on his recovery. Olivier Caillère (EANM) was impressive in Meslay, the podium master extends his arms to him especially as he likes heavy terrain.
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Lise Cronier (EANM), who is making her return this weekend as a senior, is hungry for a podium. Same appropriate feeling for Solène Turpin (EANM) in U20, Julie Berthier (EANM) in U23. Among the young people, the youngest Timéo Caillère (EANM) and the youngest Manon Legendre (EANM) would dream of a podium. You have to believe it, and Otylia Gautier (EANM) wants to hope in U18. Finally, on the cross court, Noémie Gérault (EANM) would be disappointed not to get on the podium in U20.
