2017 French Athletics Championships

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2017 French Athletics Championships
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The host stadium
Dates14–16 July
Host city Marseille
Venue Pierre-Delort Stadium
Events38
2016
2018

The 2017 French Athletics Championships was the 129th edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for France. It was held on 14–16 July at the Pierre-Delort Stadium in Marseille. A total of 38 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the three-day competition.

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Results

Men

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: -1.4 m/s)
Christophe Lemaitre 10.34 Ben Bassaw 10.37 Emmanuel Biron 10.43
200 metres
(wind: -0.8 m/s)
Jeffrey John 20.66 Christophe Lemaitre 20.70 Ismael Dop 21.28
400 metres Teddy Atine-Venel 45.39 Mamoudou Hanne 45.82 Thomas Jordier [1] 46.27
800 metres Paul Renaudie 1:46.72 Carl Soudril 1:46.84 Hamid Oualich 1:47.28
1500 metres Sofiane Selmouni 3:39.78 Florian Carvalho 3:40.61 Benjamin Rubio [2] 3:43.53
5000 metres François Barrer 14:23.12 Benjamin Choquert 14:27.55 Yann Schrub [3] 14:30.92
110 m hurdles
(wind: -0.9 m/s)
Aurel Manga 13.41 Simon Krauss 13.75 Nicolas Borome 13.84
400 m hurdles Mamadou Kassé Hann 49.22 Thomas Delmestre [4] 50.30 Stéphane Yato 50.32
3000 m s'chase Yoann Kowal 8:39.19 Bouabdellah Tahri 8:43.70 Djiali Bedrani 8:43.78
5000 m walk Kévin Campion 19:42.14 Antonin Boyez [5] 20:21.26 Aurélien Quinion 21:03.81
High jump Mickaël Hanany 2.24 m Clément Gicquel 2.16 m Abdoulaye Diarra
Fabrice Saint-Jean
2.16 m
Pole vault Renaud Lavillenie 5.80 m Kévin Menaldo 5.70 m Stanley Joseph 5.50 m
Long jump Raihau Maiau 8.22 m
(+ 3.4 m/s)
Kafétien Gomis 8.17 m
(+ 2.3 m/s)
Jean-Pierre Bertrand 7.97 m
(+ 1.6 m/s)
Triple jump Jean-Marc Pontvianne 17.13 m
(+ 2.1 m/s)
Benjamin Compaoré 16.94 m
(+ 4.7 m/s)
Yoann Rapinier 16.86 m
(+ 1.5 m/s)
Shot put Frédéric Dagée 19.70 m Stéphane Szuster 18.03 m Gaëtan Bucki 17.89 m
Discus throw Jordan Guehaseim 56.64 m Stéphane Marthély 56.12 m Dean-Nick Allen 52.97 m
Hammer throw Quentin Bigot 77.87 m Frederick Pouzy 67.29 m Aymeric Joseph 61.94 m
Javelin throw Jean-Baptiste Collet [6] 70.00 m Jérémy Nicollin 68.62 m Ali-Hamidou Soultoini [7] 67.96 m
Decathlon Jérémy Lelièvre 7843 pts Bastien Auzeil 7827 pts Ruben Gado 7777 pts

Women

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: +0.1 m/s)
Carolle Zahi 11.13 Orlann Ombissa-Dzangue 11.30 Orphée Néola 11.31
200 metres
(wind: -3.1 m/s)
Jennifer Galais 23.82 Elise Trynkler 24.05 Eva Berger 24.26
400 metres Elea-Mariama Diarra 51.92 Floria Gueï 52.08 Estelle Perrossier [8] 52.18
800 metres Manon Fage [9] 2:05.10 Cynthia Anaïs 2:05.40 Clarisse Moh 2:06.32
1500 metres Élodie Normand 4:16.56 Lucie Lerebourg 4:18.63 Maeva Danois 4:20.04
5000 metres Liv Westphal 16:08.51 Samira Mezeghrane [10] 16:20.23 Mélanie Doutart [11] 16:36.07
100 m hurdles
(wind: -1.2 m/s)
Pauline Lett 13.37 Awa Sene 13.39 Sandra Sogoyou 13.50
400 m hurdles Maëva Contion 56.56 Aurélie Chaboudez 56.93 Anais Lufutucu [12] 57.88
3000 m s'chase Maeva Danois 10:01.65 Anne-Sophie Vittet 10:16.15 Ophélie Claude-Boxberger 10:23.42
5000 m walk Amandine Marcou 23:38.55 Amélie Bourhis 24:47.38 Lucie Auffret 25:00.61
High jump Prisca Duvernay 1.87 m Marine Vallet 1.83 m Solène Gicquel 1.83 m
Pole vault Marion Lotout [13] 4.30 m Marion Buisson 4.30 m Jade Vigneron
Maria Leonor Tavares
4.30 m
Long jump Éloyse Lesueur 6.93 m
(+ 4.3 m/s)
Haoua Kessely 6.54 m
(+ 2.6 m/s)
Pauline Lett 6.19 m
(+ 2.8 m/s)
Triple jump Jeanine Assani Issouf 14.48 m
(+ 2.6 m/s)
Éloyse Lesueur 14.04 m
(+ 0.5 m/s)
Nathalie Marie-Nely 13.64 m
(+ 1.1 m/s)
Shot put Jessica Cérival 16.38 m Christine Gavarin 15.54 m Caroline Metayer 15.18 m
Discus throw Mélina Robert-Michon 60.46 m Pauline Pousse 59.95 m Irène Donzelot 55.42 m
Hammer throw Alexandra Tavernier 64.76 m Alice Delmer 61.76 m Lætitia Bambara 59.70 m
Javelin throw Alexia Kogut-Kubiak 55.90 m Mathilde Andraud 53.82 m Alexie Alaïs 53.51 m
Heptathlon Laura Arteil [14] 5896 pts Lise Bara 5285 pts Léa Fleury 5240 pts

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  1. Thomas Jordier, fourth in the 400 m behind Teddy Atine-Venel, Mamoudou Hanne, and the Congolese Gilles-Anthony Afoumba, was the bronze medalist
  2. Benjamin Rubio, fourth in the 1500 m behind Sofiane Selmouni, Florian Carvalho and the Morocco's Rabii Doukkana, was the bronze medalist
  3. Yann Schrub, fourth in the 5000 m behind François Barrer and Benjamin Choquert, and the Moroccan Mohammed Meftah El Khair, was the bronze medalist
  4. Thomas Delmestre, third in the 400 m hurdles behind Mamadou Kassé Hann and the Algerian Saber Boukmouche, was the runner-up
  5. Antonin Boyez, third in the 5000 m walk behind Kévin Campion and the Tunisian Hedi Terraoui, was the runner-up
  6. Jean-Baptiste Collet, second in the javelin behind Saint Lucian Albert Reynolds, was the national champion
  7. Ali-Hamidou Soultoini, fifth in the javelin behind Saint Lucian Albert Reynolds, Jean-Baptiste Collet and Jérémy Nicollin, and the Belgian Jarne Duchateau, was the bronze medalist.
  8. Estelle Perrossier, fourth in the 400 m behind Elea-Mariama Diarra, Floria Gueï and Mali's Djenebou Dante, was the bronze medalist
  9. Manon Fage, second in the 800 m behind Benin's Noélie Yarigo, was the national champion
  10. Samira Mezeghrane, third in the 5000 m behind Liv Westphal and the Eritrean Mekdes Woldu, was the runner-up
  11. Mélanie Doutart, fifth in the 5000 m behind Liv Westphal, Eritrean Mekdes Woldu, Samira Mezeghrane and Kenyan Susan Kipsang Jeptoo, was the bronze medalist
  12. Anais Lufutucu, fourth in the 400 m hurdles behind Maëva Contion and Aurélie Chaboudez, and Jamaica's Abigail Lewis, was the bronze medalist
  13. Marion Lotout, second in the pole vault behind Sweden's Lisa Gunnarsson, was the national champion
  14. Laura Arteil, second in the heptathlon behind Benin's Odile Ahouanwanou, was the national champion
Results