2010 French Athletics Championships

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2010 French Athletics Championships
Dates8–10 July
Host cityValence
VenueStade Georges Pompidou
Events38
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The 2010 French Athletics Championships was the 122nd edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for France. It was held on 8–10 July at the Stade Georges Pompidou in Valence. A total of 38 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the three-day competition. Christophe Lemaitre broke the French record in the men's 100 metres and 200 metres with times of 9.97 seconds and 20.16 seconds, respectively.

Results[]

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Christophe Lemaitre 9.97 NR Martial Mbandjock 10.08 Ronald Pognon 10.34
200 metres Christophe Lemaitre 20.16 NR David Alerte 20.55 Pierre-Alexis Pessonneaux 20.95
400 metres Leslie Djhone 45.45 Yannick Fonsat 45.71 Teddy Venel 45.92
800 metres[1] Hamid Oualich 1:49.04 Jeff Lastennet 1:50.03 1:50.25
1500 metres Yoann Kowal 3:45.04 Florian Carvalho 3:45.13 Jamale Aarrass 3:45.24
5000 metres Noureddine Smaïl 14:07.62 Yohan Durand 14:08.07 Morhad Amdouni 14:08.55
10,000 m walk Yohann Diniz 40:17.83 Kévin Campion 41:14.14 Bertrand Moulinet 42:50.45
100 m hurdles Dimitri Bascou 13.42 Thomas Martinot-Lagarde 13.56 Bano Traoré 13.57
400 m hurdles Fadil Bellaabouss 49.13 Héni Kechi 49.65 Sébastien Maillard 50.22
3000 m s'chase Bouabdellah Tahri 8:30.46 Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad 8:30.53 Vincent Zouaoui-Dandrieux 8:37.17
High jump Mickaël Hanany 2.25 m Fabrice Saint-Jean 2.21 m 2.21 m
Pole vault Renaud Lavillenie 5.94 m WL Damiel Dossévi 5.75 m Romain Mesnil 5.70 m
Long jump Salim Sdiri 8.28 m Kafétien Gomis 8.19 m Frédéric Erin 8.10 m
Triple jump Teddy Tamgho 17.64 m Benjamin Compaoré 17.28 m 16.84 m
Shot put Yves Niaré 19.90 m Gaëtan Bucki 19.39 m 18.73 m
Discus throw 60.09 m 59.00 m 57.73 m
Hammer throw Nicolas Figère 77.24 m Jérôme Bortoluzzi 74.19 m 73.90 m
Javelin throw 80.37 m 74.78 m Vitolio Tipotio 74.62 m
Decathlon Florian Geffrouais 8057 pts 7831 pts 7643 pts

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Véronique Mang 11.16 Christine Arron 11.27 Myriam Soumaré 11.32
200 metres Lina Jacques-Sébastien 22.86 Myriam Soumaré 23.02 Nelly Banco 23.24
400 metres[2] Muriel Hurtis-Houairi 51.82 Virginie Michanol 52.92 Floria Gueï 53.00
800 metres Fanjanteino Félix 2:03.28 Linda Marguet 2:03.68 Clarisse Moh 2:05.06
1500 metres Fanjanteino Félix 4:18.71 Hind Dehiba 4:18.88 Latifa Essarokh 4:20.50
5000 metres 16:48.68 16:52.56 16:55.10
10,000 m walk Christine Guinaudeau 48:56.81 Anne-Gaelle Retout 50:23.41 50:50.32
110 m hurdles 13.21 13.22 13.42
400 m hurdles Dora Jemaa-Amirouche 57.50 Peggy Babin 58.55 Aurore Kassambara 58.82
3000 m s'chase[3] Sophie Duarte 9:52.07 10:28.46 10:30.22
High jump Melanie Melfort 1.86 m 1.83 m Sandrine Champion 1.80 m
Pole vault Télie Mathiot 4.35 m Sandra Ribeiro-Homo 4.30 m Maria Ribeiro-Tavares 4.25 m
Long jump Éloyse Lesueur 6.71 m Eunice Barber 6.60 m 6.47 m
Triple jump Nelly Tchayem 13.76 m Nathalie Marie-Nely 13.47 m Sokhna Galle 13.43 m
Shot put Laurence Manfredi 17.91 m Jessica Cérival 17.74 m 15.46 m
Discus throw 53.89 m Pauline Pousse 53.09 m 52.93 m
Hammer throw Stéphanie Falzon 73.05 m Manuela Montebrun 69.14 m Amélie Perrin 67.35 m
Javelin throw 54.76 m 50.98 m 50.68 m
Heptathlon Marisa De Aniceto 6009 pts Yasmina Omrani 5970 pts Blandine Maisonnier 5867 pts

References[]

  1. ^ Monaco's Brice Etès placed third in the men's 800 metres.
  2. ^ Senegal's Amy Mbacké Thiam placed second in the women's 400 metres.
  3. ^ Madagascar's Eliane Saholinirina was runner-up in the women's 3000 metres steeplechase.
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