Para-cycling. Léauté, Foulon, Jounny, Bosredon in gold… The results of the World Cup in Ostend

Rain of medals and French podiums in Ostend (Belgium). From Thursday May 2 to Sunday May 5, the French para-cyclists rubbed shoulders with the world’s elite, less than four months before the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games (August 28 – September 8).

The opportunity to gauge the competition and shine, while the French selection for the Games will be announced on July 16. Among the men, several impressed by winning gold, some even twice: Mathieu Bosredon (race and time H3), Alexandre Léauté (race and time C2), Dorian Foulon (time C5), Florian Jouanny (time H2) and Kévin Le Cunff (C4 race).

Among the women, only one managed to get a podium, with Anaïs Vincent taking silver in the H3 time trial. She also finished 2^e on the mixed relay, with Joseph Fritsch and Johan Quaile.

In total, the French delegation finished with a nice tally of 15 medals (7 gold, 5 silver, 3 bronze). The next World Cup stage will take place in Maniago (Italy), from May 16 to 19.

The results of the French in Ostend

In bold, the French on the podium.

Men

Line race – tandem: Alexandre Lloveras (10^e+ 1’27”), Elie de Carvalho (12^e, + 4’27”)

Online race – C2: Alexandre Léauté (1^er, in 1 h 44’52”), Florian Chapeau (4^e, + 7”), Thomas Tarou (6^e, + 19”), Laïs Joly Brunet (20^e, – 1 round), Arthur Bauchet (DNS)

Online race – C3: Thomas Peyroton-Dartet (2^e+ 0”), Valentin Sicot (11^e, + 1’01”), Louis Hubert (14^e, + 1’01”), Florian Bouziani (15^e, + 1’07”), Jonathan Charmasson (17^e, + 1’12”), Hyacinthe Aubery (25^e, + 9’26”)

Online race – C4: Kevin Le Cunff (1^er, in 2 h 09’07”), Gatien Le Rousseau (5^e, + 0”), Frédéric Baldacci (12^e, + 4’21”), Mickaël Carlier (18^e, + 4’21”)

Online race – C5: Dorian Foulon (4^e, + 2’36”), Jérôme Beaumont (18^e, + 9’08”)

Online race – H1: Anthony Kilchoer (10^e, – 1 turn)

Online race – H2: Florian Jouanny (3^e, + 3’05”)

Online race – H3: Mathieu Bosredon (1^er, in 1 h 43’38”), Riadh Tarsim (8^e, + 3’29”), Johan Quaile (18^e, + 6’49”), Ludovic Narce (24^e, + 7’52”), Grégory Leray (31^e, + 10’53”), Hugues Valet (39^e, – 1 round), Matthieu Le Foll (44^e, – 1 turn)

Line race – H4: Joseph Fritsch (4^e+ 6’10”), Sébastien Rio (24^e, – 1 lap), Andy Birée (27^e, – 1 turn)

Online race – H5: Loïc Vergnaud (3^e, + 5’11”)

Time trial – tandem: Alexandre Lloveras (3^e, + 16”), Elie de Carvalho (4^e, + 28”)

Time trial – C2: Alexandre Léauté (1^er, in 13’31”), Florian Chapeau (10^e, + 1’47”), Thomas Tarou (11^e, + 1’48”), Laïs Joly Brunet (19^e, + 3’23”)

Time trial – C3: Thomas Peyroton-Dartet (5^e+ 31”), Louis Hubert (9^e, + 1’06”), Florian Bouziani (12^e, + 1’22”), Jonathan Charmasson (13^e, + 1’37”), Valentin Sicot (16^e, + 2’07”), Hyacinthe Aubery (24^e, + 5’35”)

Time trial – C4: Kevin Le Cunff (2^e, + 6”), Gatien Le Rousseau (4^e, + 26”), Frédéric Baldacci (11^e, + 2’42”), Mickaël Carlier (17^e, + 3’49”)

Time trial – C5: Dorian Foulon (1^er, in 26’33”), Jérôme Beaumont (21^e, + 4’04”)

Time trial – H1: Anthony Kilchoer (11^e+ 51’55”)

Time trial – H2: Florian Jouanny (1^er, in 33’40”)

Time trial – H3: Mathieu Bosredon (1^er, in 28’14”), Riadh Tarsim (5^e, + 2’31”), Johan Quaile (7^e, + 2’42”), Ludovic Narce (21^e, + 4’04”), Grégory Leray (40^e, + 7’37”), Hugues Valet (46^e, + 9’25”), Matthieu Le Foll (47^e, + 9’30”)

Time trial – H4: Joseph Fritsch (12^e+ 3’38”), Sébastien Rio (19^e, + 5’17”), Andy Birée (27^e, + 8’34”)

Time trial – H5: Loïc Vergnaud (2^e, + 36”)

Women

Line race – tandem: Anne-Sophie Centis (6^e+ 2’37”)

Online race – C2: Christelle Ribault (4^e+ 2’14”)

Online race – C4: Katell Alençon (6^e+ 22”), Sandra Chaleteix (9^e, + 7’50”)

Line race – C5: Marie Patouillet (11^e+ 2’02”)

Online race – H3: Anaïs Vincent (5^e+ 3’30”), Meggie Gay (12^e, + 16’50”)

Time trial – tandem: Anne-Sophie Centis (7^e+ 1’48”)

Time trial – C2: Christelle Ribault (5^e+ 3’00”)

Time trial – C4: Katell Alençon (7^e+ 1’45”), Sandra Chaleteix (11^e, + 3’01”)

Time trial – C5: Marie Patouillet (9^e+ 1’41”)

Time trial – H3: Anaïs Vincent (2^e, + 25”), Meggie Gay (15^e, + 12’04”)

Time trial – H4: Anne Claveau (DNS)

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Mixed

Team relay: Joseph Fritsch, Anaïs Vincent, Johan Quaile (2^e+ 19”)