Col Du Coq 2024 DH Longboarding French Championship & Euro Tour: Results

For the third consecutive year, the association La Familia, led by its president Baudouin Montfort, organized the French Downhill Championship on the road to Col du Coq (Isère). New this year, the competition has become a round of the European Championship (the Euro tour is reborn after a five-year absence!).

The competition took place over 3 days from July 5 to 7, and included various downhill sports: Longboarding, Street Luge, & Roller Skating.

After a first day of training under the sun, the conditions will significantly change on Saturday for the time trials and the French championship.

French Championship:

On Saturday afternoon, on an always wet road, the French Championship boarders (reserved for French riders) take place. The principle is simple: four riders start, the first two move on to the next round,... The level of skating is exceptionally high, as France currently boasts the largest number of top athletes

In longboarding, Yanis Markarian achieves the feat of a 5th title, demonstrating constant domination of the championship (except for 2023, where he finished 3rd) over the past 10 years, and an unmatched record. Parisians Andreas Bouclier and Antoine Carlotti complete the podium.

Open Longboard results:

1rst Yanis Markarian, 2nd Andreas Bouclier, 3rd Antoine Carlotti, 4th Adrien Paynel, 5th Lucas Poulain, 6th Alexandros Tzouganakis, 7th Maxime Sokol, 8th Anael Lecomte

Longboard Women Results:

1rst Alexandra Sabeh, 2nde Nell Korsia, 3rd Amélie Castain, 4th Agathe Delbos

Longboard Masters Results:

1rst Pierre Hardillet, 2nd Johan Bouet, 3rd Boris Brodzki, 4th Cedric Soldevila

Streetluge Open Results:

1rst Jeremy "Ino" Fabro, 2nd David Frega, 3rd Julien Girardin, 4th Jules Chaperon

Streetluge Women Results

1rst Charlotte Farges, 2nde Thaîs Pussacq, 3rd Géraldine Pelletier

Streetluge Masters Results:

1rst David Frega, 2nd Julien Girardin, 3rd Bertrand Lorgnet

Roller skate Open Results:

1rst Sébastien Rastegar, 2nd Valentin Bataille, 3rd Loannis Pyrovolou, 4th Nicolas Varin

Europeant championship Stage 2 (International ranking)

The European Championship took place on Sunday, based on the time rankings from Saturday. The changing conditions between wet and "patchy" roads forced riders to make strategic choices regarding their wheels. Grooved wheels like Harfang versus large smooth wheels like Venom Magnum.

The athletes came from various countries to compete for a European title: France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Norway, Czech Republic, Germany, Australia, USA.

Longboard Open Results:

1rst Harry Clarke (Australia), 2nd Antoine Carlotti (France), 3rd Jan Nogueras (Spaine), 4th Benjamin Helg, 5th Yanis Markarian (France), 6th Andréas Bouclier, 7th Vasek Cvancara (Czech republic), 8th Christoph Scmalz (Germany), 9th Jaime Arche, 10th Bernardo Landelli (Italy), 11th Hussain Nas (Norway), 12th Albert Forés

A special tahnk You to  Baudouin Monfort, Association La Familia,the volunters, the team from collectif descente, DJ Little Tune for the amazing party,...