Amandine Chazot, six-time French stand-up paddle champion, has unfortunately died. Mother of a little boy, she was only 33 years old.
Gone too soon. This Thursday, November 28, the Brittany Surf League announced the tragic disappearance of one of their number. Amandine Chazot died of the disease at the age of 33. In a publication shared on Instagram, the organization indicates: “It is with immense sadness that the Brittany Surf League learns of the premature departure of Amandine Chazotan exceptional athlete and a source of inspiration for our entire community.“
Amandine Chazot was married and had a little boy
Very touched by her death, the team evokes the beautiful personality of the young woman: “Amandine was not only a great champion, she embodied the deep values of our sport: perseverance, passion and immense humility. His light and his smile will continue to shine in our memories, and his journey will remain an example for future generations. Forever in our hearts, “da viken en hon kalonù“she will remain a model for all those who share the love of the ocean and water sports.“Not only did Amandine pass away too soon, but she also leaves behind her loved ones, including her child.”We send our deepest thoughts to her family to her husband Boris and young son Cillianto his loved ones and to all those who were lucky enough to cross his path. Rest in peace, Amandine“, concludes the League.
Amandine Chazot worked at the hospital as a radiologist
Passionate about the ocean, she distinguished herself for several years practicing stand-up paddleboarding at a high level. During her career on the water, she was twice world vice-champion and six times French champion. Furthermore, she carried the Olympic flame during her visit to La Torche beach on June 7. And when she was not practicing her favorite sport, Amandine Chazot put on her white coat to work as a radiologist at the Cornouaille hospital in Quimper. A profession that she combined with her cancer, an illness which took her away and which she spoke about in January 2024: “Since the summer of 2021, I have been in treatment for advanced stage cancer, which cannot be cured and which is resistant to different treatments.“
