1980 in France

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History of France  • Timeline  • Years

Events from the year 1980 in France.

Incumbents[]

Events[]

  • January - End of Renault 16 production after 15 years. The R16 was the first official production hatchback car in the world when it was launched in 1965.
  • February - Launch of the Renault Fuego sporting coupe, which replaces the Renault 15 and Renault 17 ranges.[1]

Births[]

January to March[]

  • 1 January - Jennifer Lauret, actress.
  • 2 January - Jérôme Pineau, cyclist.
  • 9 January - Arnaud Méla, rugby union player.
  • 14 January - Guillaume Norbert, soccer player.
  • 17 January - Jean-Daniel Padovani, soccer player.
  • 23 January - Eric Berthou, cyclist.
  • 27 January - Pascal Pédemonte, soccer player.
  • 2 February - Florent Balmont, soccer player.
  • 6 February - Ludovic Delporte, soccer player.
  • 10 February - Sylvain Marchal, soccer player.
  • 14 February - Frédéric Belaubre, athlete.
  • 20 February - Imanol Harinordoquy, rugby union player.
  • 20 February - Damien Renard, orienteering competitor.
  • 23 February - Mathieu Berson, soccer player.
  • 1 March - Djimi Traoré, soccer player.
  • 7 March - Guillaume Moullec, soccer player.
  • 13 March - Érik Boisse, épée fencer.
  • 14 March - Virginie Pouchain, singer.
  • 15 March - Christelle Lefranc, fashion model.
  • 18 March - Sébastien Frey, soccer player.
  • 21 March - Renaud Connen, soccer player.
  • 25 March - Olivier Patience, tennis player.
  • 27 March - Nicolas Duvauchelle, actor.
  • 28 March - Olivier Thomert, soccer player.
  • 30 March - Amélie Perrin, hammer thrower.

April to June[]

  • 9 April - Isabelle Severino, gymnast.
  • 15 April - Pierre-Alain Frau, soccer player.
  • 22 April - Nicolas Douchez, soccer player.
  • 30 April - Oumar Bakari, soccer player.
  • 11 May - Aurore Trayan, archer.
  • 13 May - Alexis Bertin, soccer player.
  • 21 May - Benoît Peschier, whitewater kayaker.
  • 25 May - Nicolas Mas, rugby union player.
  • 2 June - Sylvain Cros, swimmer.
  • 12 June - Benoît Caranobe, gymnast and Olympic medallist.
  • 19 June - Jean Val Jean, pornographic actor.
  • 22 June - Grégory Gabella, high jumper.
  • 23 June - Damien Tixier, soccer player.
  • 26 June - Rémy Vercoutre, soccer player.
  • 27 June - François-Xavier Ménage, journalist

July to September[]

October to December[]

  • 4 October - Ludivine Furnon, gymnast.
  • 6 October - Arnaud Coyot, cyclist.
  • 6 October - Abdoulaye Méïté, soccer player.
  • 7 October - Matthieu Chalmé, soccer player.
  • 7 October - Jean Marc Gaillard, cross-country skier.
  • 7 October - Pantxi Sirieix, soccer player.
  • 14 October - Bertrand Bossu, soccer player.
  • 14 October - Audrey Marnay, supermodel.
  • 19 October - Vincent Planté, soccer player.
  • 25 October - Laurie Cholewa, television host.
  • 10 November - Gregory Arnolin, soccer player.
  • 12 November - Benoît Pedretti, soccer player.
  • 13 November - Benjamin Darbelet, judoka.
  • 13 November - Hubert Dupont, soccer player.
  • 15 November - Kevin Staut, equestrian champion
  • 22 November - Sabrina Lefrançois, figure skater.
  • 25 November - Romain Poyet, soccer player.
  • 26 November - Lionel Faure, rugby union player.
  • 12 December - François Dubourdeau, soccer player.
  • 12 December - Julien Martinelli, soccer player.
  • 15 December - Élodie Gossuin, former beauty pageant winner, municipal politician.
  • 16 December - Alban Lenoir, actor
  • 19 December - Fabian Bourzat, ice dancer.
  • 23 December - Jean-François Coux, soccer player.

Full date unknown[]

  • Alexis Lemaire, computer scientist and mental calculation champion.

Deaths[]

January to March[]

  • 7 January - Simonne Mathieu, tennis player (b. 1908).
  • 21 January - Georges Painvin, cryptanalyst (b. 1886).
  • 14 February - Marie Besnard, accused serial poisoner (b. 1896).
  • 4 March - Alfred Plé, rower and Olympic medallist (b. 1888).
  • 14 March - Julien Moineau, cyclist (b. 1903).
  • 21 March - Marcel Boussac, entrepreneur and horse breeder (b. 1889).
  • 24 March - Pierre Etchebaster, real tennis player (b. 1893).
  • 25 March - Roland Barthes, literary critic and philosopher (b. 1915).

April to June[]

  • 6 April - Olivier Chevallier, motor cycle racer (b. 1949).
  • 12 April - Georges Piot, rower and Olympic medallist (b. 1896).
  • 15 April - Jean-Paul Sartre, philosopher, dramatist, novelist and critic (b. 1905).
  • 2 May - Théophile Alajouanine, neurologist (b. 1890).
  • 16 June - Benoît Fauré, cyclist (b. 1900).
  • 17 June - Robert Jacquinot, cyclist (b. 1893).
  • 18 June - André Leducq, cyclist, twice Tour de France winner (b. 1904).

July to September[]

  • 18 July - Andrée Vaurabourg, pianist and teacher (b. 1894).
  • 22 July - Pierre Coquelin de Lisle, sport shooter and Olympic gold medallist (b. 1900).
  • 1 August - Patrick Depailler, motor racing driver (b. 1944).
  • 27 August - André Marchal, organist and organ teacher (b. 1894).
  • 29 August - Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, Commissioner for Jewish Affairs under the Vichy Régime (b. 1897).
  • 2 September - Claude Ménard, athlete and Olympic medallist (b. 1906).
  • 8 September - Maurice Genevoix, author (b. 1890).

October to December[]

  • 6 October - Jean Robic, road racing cyclist, won 1947 Tour de France (b. 1921).
  • 8 October - Maurice Martenot, cellist and inventor (b. 1898).
  • 14 October - Louis Guilloux, writer (b. 1899).
  • 6 November - Pierre Villon, member of the French Communist Party and of the French Resistance (b. 1901).
  • 14 November - Pierre Magne, cyclist (b. 1906).
  • 30 November - Bertrand Gille, historian of technology (b. 1920).
  • 2 December - Romain Gary, novelist, film director, World War II aviator and diplomat (b. 1914).
  • 28 December - Marcel Langiller, international soccer player (b. 1908).

Full date unknown[]

  • Paul Petard, botanist (b. 1912).

References[]

  1. ^ "Renault Fuego (1980)".

Links[]

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