2019 French Indoor Athletics Championships
Dates16–17 February
Host cityMiramas
VenueStadium Miramas Métropole
Events28
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The 2019 French Indoor Athletics Championships was the 48th edition of the national championship in indoor track and field for France. It was held on 16–17 February at the Stadium Miramas Métropole in Miramas, Bouches-du-Rhône. A total of 28 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the two-day competition.

Results

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
60 metres Marvin René6.63 Jérémy Leroux6.70 Méba-Mickaël Zézé6.72
200 metres Stuart Dutamby20.84 Ismail Bedel21.21 Gautier Dautremer21.27
400 metres Fabrisio Saïdy46.67 Mame-Ibra Anne46.92 Thomas Jordier47.18
800 metres[1] Nasredine Khatir1:50.07 Aymeric Lusine1:50.62 Clément Dhainaut1:50.79
1500 metres[2] Samir Dahmani3:44.99 Djilali Bedrani3:45.31 Pierrick Jocteur-Monrozier3:45.64
3000 metres Djilali Bedrani7:51.42 Jimmy Gressier7:51.08 Yoann Kowal7:52.46
5000 m walk Gabriel Bordier19:22.46 David Kuster19:58.45 Fabian Fesselier21:01.66
60 m hurdles Pascal Martinot-Lagarde7.52 Aurel Manga7.57 Wilhem Belocian7.63
High jump[3] Matthieu Tomassi2.15 m Quentin Pladys2.12 m Raphaël Moudoulou2.12 m
Pole vault Axel Chapelle5.50 m Baptiste Boirie5.50 m Mathieu Collet
Ethan Cormont
Alioune Sene		5.35 m
Long jump Jean-Pierre Bertrand8.04 m Augustin Bey7.71 m Cédric Dufag7.67 m
Triple jump[4] Yoann Rapinier16.68 m Kevin Luron16.60 m Harold Correa16.36 m
Shot put[5] Frédéric Dagée19.99 m Antoine Duponchel18.57 m Jordan Guehaseim17.07 m
Heptathlon Basile Rolnin6025 pts Bastien Auzeil5805 pts Jérémy Lelièvre5796 pts

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
60 metres Nasrane Bacar7.39 Sarah Richard Mingas7.40 Caroline Chaillou7.41
200 metres Maroussia Paré23.45 Caroline Chaillou23.77 Elise Trynkler23.94
400 metres Déborah Sananes52.53 Agnès Raharolahy52.57 Amandine Brossier52.77
800 metres Charlotte Pizzo2:04.87 Corane Gazeau2:05.53 Anaïs Seiller2:07.21
1500 metres Ophélie Claude-Boxberger4:15.86 Elodie Normand4:17.05 Alice Finot4:18.45
3000 metres Ophélie Claude-Boxberger9:10.78 Marie Bouchard9:15.82 Claire Perraux9:21.04
3000 m walk Clémence Beretta12:58.35 Marine Quennehen13:17.84 Loanie Cellard13:35.36
60 m hurdles Sacha Alessandrini8.02 Pauline Lett8.20 Cindy Billaud8.22
High jump[6] Prisca Duvernay1.88 m Alizée Larochelle1.83 m Marine Vallet
Laura Salin-Eyike		1.80 m
Pole vault Ninon Guillon-Romarin4.60 m Marion Lotout4.40 m Alice Moindrot4.40 m
Long jump[7] Hilary Kpatcha6.47 m Tiphaine Mauchant6.36 m Marie-Jeanne Ourega6.16 m
Triple jump Rouguy Diallo14.15 m Jeanine Assani Issouf13.98 m Sokhna Galle13.63 m
Shot put Ashley Bologna16.78 m Jessica Cérival16.33 m Rose-Sharon Pierre-Louis16.11 m
Pentathlon Solène Ndama4672 pts Esther Turpin4320 pts Diane Marie-Hardy4319 pts

References

  1. ↑ Tunisia's Abdessalem Ayouni (1:49.86) placed first in the men's 800 m.
  2. ↑ Algerian Abderrahmane Anou (3:44.70) placed first in the men's 1500 m.
  3. ↑ Luxembourg's Kevin Rutare (2.12 m) placed second in the men's high jump.
  4. ↑ Burkinabé Hugues Fabrice Zango (17.30 m) placed first in the men's triple jump.
  5. ↑ Congolese Franck Elemba (19.58 m) and Luxembourg's Bernard Baptiste (17.68 m) placed second and fourth in the men's shot put.
  6. ↑ Ukraine's Liliya Klintsova (1.83 m) placed second in the women's high jump.
  7. ↑ Congolese Marie Mbuya Mala (6.24 m) placed third in the women's long jump.
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