#Loana Lecomte

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Loana Lecomte🥈 & Pauline Ferrand-Prévot🥇 of France celebrate during the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships, Women Elite Cross-country on August 12, 2023 in Glentress Forest - Peebles, Scotland. (Photos by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)

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Could we please have news of Loana? Did she get up? This was very worrying

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Loana Lecomte e Alan Hatherly vencem o XCO da Copa do Mundo em Mont-Sainte-Anne

Loana Lecomte e Alan Hahterly conquistaram vitórias no XCO da Copa do Mundo, com Keller e Hahterly se destacando nas classificações.

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Rossz és jó sporthírek

Sajnos, a határokat feszegető alpin mászásba, megint belehalt két nagyszerű sportoló. Kazuya Hiraide és Kenro Nakajima a K2 nyugati falát próbálták fix kötelek, oxigén palackok és teherhordók nélkül megmászni, de lezuhantak.

Viszont tök jó volt a női MTB verseny az olimpián, ahol Vas Blanka nagyot hajrázva 10. lett, a 2. helyen defektet kapó holland visszaküzdötte magát a 4. helyre és a francia Ferrand-Prévot nagyon szépen nyert. Szegény Loana Lecomte hatalmasat bukott, de úgy tűnik nincs nagy baj.

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Tom Pidcock vainqueur de la short-track à Crans-Montana, Loana Lecomte 4e chez les femmes - L'Équipe

Le Britannique Tom Pidcock (Ineos Grenadiers) a remporté ce samedi la 5e manche de la Coupe du monde de VTT cross-country à Crans-Montana (Suisse). Chez les femmes, la Française Loana Lecomte a terminé 4e. — À lire sur www.lequipe.fr/Vtt/Actualites/Tom-pidcock-vainqueur-de-la-short-track-a-crans-montana-loana-lecomte-4e-chez-les-femmes/1476697

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Loana Lecomte dominates World Cup in Lenzerheide

Terpstra second, Keller third in round two as Pieterse leads the overall series from CyclingNews RSS Feed https://ift.tt/qJdhvIB

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“ He said the federation had based its decisions on one main criterion: the ability to compete for medals -- and the men had better chances.”                                       Ladies let’s send our prayers, spells, etc to the Women cyclists to give them a boost after this and make this jackass eat his words.

The French Cycling Federation on Saturday defended its decision to pay for business seats for male cyclists while its women's team flew economy on the long trip to the World Championships in Australia.

While the men's team, including two-time defending world champion Julian Alaphilippe, travelled in comfort, the seven women riders as well as the rest of the delegation including male and female competitors entered in the junior events and the support staff, were all in the back of the plane.

The first report in a French newspaper provoked a storm of protest on social media.

Christophe Manin, French cycling's national technical director, told AFP that flying the team to Australia "costs a lot of money."

"Some countries, like Ireland, have decided not to participate in the World Championships. We asked ourselves if we should take all the categories, especially the juniors. We did it.

"But we don't have the means to put everyone in business," said Manin, who decided not to make the trip himself to save money.

He said the federation had based its decisions on one main criterion: the ability to compete for medals -- and the men had better chances.

"For the men, we've been world champions for the last two years. We are really going there to win, while we are more of an outsider in the girls' competition", he said.

"If we had the mountain bike world championships in Australia with the same economic choice to make, we would put the two girls in business and the boys in economy", he said, because French women riders Pauline Ferrand-Prevot and Loana Lecomte have better results than the men.

Team manager Thomas Voeckler travelled economy for the championships in Wollongong outside Sydney.

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CAMPIONATI EUROPEI MTB: TITOLI A LOANA LECOMTE E TOM PIDCOCK

CAMPIONATI EUROPEI MTB: TITOLI A LOANA LECOMTE E TOM PIDCOCK

Saranno il britannico Tom Pidcock (Gran Bretagna) e Loana Lecomte (Francia) a vestire per il prossimo annola maglia di campioni d’Europa per quanto riguarda il Cross Country Elite.Le gare, che si sono disputate all’Olympia Park di Monaco (Germania) nell’ambito del campionato europeomultisport che ha visto andare in scena in 11 giorni i campionati continentali di nove discipline, hanno visto alvia…

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"I'm proving to myself that I'm still here", rejoices Pauline Ferrand-Prévot after her silver medal in cross-country mountain biking.

“I’m proving to myself that I’m still here”, rejoices Pauline Ferrand-Prévot after her silver medal in cross-country mountain biking.

She is back in shape. Pauline Ferrand-Prévot won silver at the European Cross-Country Mountain Bike Championships behind her compatriot Loana Lecomte on Saturday August 20. Although crowned in the two previous editions, the 30-year-old Rémoise was satisfied with her medal color. The triple world champion in the specialty, who had had a complicated season until then, hopes to continue her momentum…

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Final Results from the Lenzerheide XC World Cup 2022

Final Results from the Lenzerheide XC World Cup 2022

Loana Lecomte fancied her chances but eventually fell back to 5th. The fifth XC World Cup of the year in Lenzerheide provided dramatic racing with a huge upset in the Elite Men’s racing. Kicking off racing was the U23 Women where Sofie Pedersen just beat Line Burquier in a sprint finish. Puck Pieterse completed the top three just over a minute back. Loana Lecomte secured a back-to-back win this…

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Loana dropped by Puck. Come on Loana!! 💪💪

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2020 Olympics France Roster

Athletics

Ethan Cormont (Créteil)

Pierre-Ambroise Bosse (Nantes)

Morhad Amdouni (Porto-Vecchio)

Djilali Bedrani (Toulouse)

Wilhem Belocian (Basse-Terre)

Gabriel Bordier (Laval)

Kévin Campion (Vénissieux)

Sidi-Hassan Chahdi (Cluses)

Yohann Diniz (Épernay)

Pascal Martinot-Lagarde (Saint-Maur-Des-Fossés)

Alex Miellet (Dijon)

Nicolas Navarro (Aix-En-Provence)

Benjamin Robert (Toulouse)

Ludvy Vaillant (Fort-De-France)

Jimmy Vicaut (Bondy)

Gabriel Tual (Prayssas)

Azzedine Habz (Paris)

Baptiste Mischler (Haguenau)

Jimmy Gressier (Boulogne-Sur-Mer)

Hugo Hay (Bressuire)

Aurel Manga (Paris)

Wilfried Happio (Bourg-La-Reine)

Louis Gilavert (Corbeil-Essones)

Alex Phelut (Beaumont)

Mouhamadou Fall (Beaumont-Sur-Oise)

Méba-Mickaël Zézé (Saint-Aubin-Lès-Elbeuf)

Ryan Zézé (Saint-Aubin-Lès-Elbeuf)

Gilles Biron (Schœlcher)

Thomas Jordier (Noisy-Le-Sec)

Muhammad Kounta (Paris)

Ludovic Ouceni (Villepinte)

Augustin Bey (Sarrebourg)

Benjamin Compaoré (Bar-Le-Duc)

Jean-Marc Pontvianne (Nîmes)

Melvin Raffin (Bourg-La-Reine)

Renaud Lavillenie (Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire)

Valentin Lavillenie (Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire)

Lolassonn Djouhan (Montargis)

Quentin Bigot (Hayange)

Kevin Mayer (Argenteuil)

Susan Jeptoo-Kipsang (Paris)

Carolle Zahi (Paris)

Yanis David (Les Abymes)

Mélina Robert-Michon (Voiron)

Alexandra Tavernier (Annecny)

Gémima Joseph (Cayenne, French Guiana)

Amandine Brossier (Cholet)

Rénelle Lamote (Coulommiers)

Cyréna Samba-Mayela (Champigny-Sur-Marne)

Laura Valette (Saint-Herblain)

Cynthia Leduc (Créteil)

Orlann Ombissa-Dzangue (Sens)

Floria Gueï (Nantes)

Sokhna Lacoste (La Couronne)

Brigitte Ntiamoah (Mulhouse)

Rouguy Diallo (Nice)

Boxing

Samuel Kistohurry (Lormont)

Billal Bennama (Blagnac)

Sofiane Oumiha (Toulouse)

Mourad Aliev (Nice)

Maïva Hamadouche (Albi)

Canoeing

Martin Thomas (Mainxe-Gondeville)

Boris Neveu (Lourdes)

Maxime Beaumont (Boulogne-Sur-Mer)

Étienne Hubert (Sedan)

Guillaume Burger (Schiltigheim)

Adrien Bart (Orléans)

Marjorie Delassus (Vaires-Sur-Marne)

Marie-Zélia Lafont (Orthez)

Léa Jamelot (Obernai)

Vanina Paoletti (Rennes)

Manon Hostens (Roubaix)

Sarah Guyot (Vannes)

Cycling

Benjamin Thomas (Lavaur)

Rémi Cavagna (Clermont-Ferrand)

Benoît Cosnefroy (Cherbourg)

Kenny Elissonde (Longjumeau)

David Gaudu (Landivisiau)

Guillaume Martin (Paris)

Rayan Helal (Saint-Martin-d’Hères)

Sébastien Vigier (Palaiseau)

Florian Grengbo (Bourg-En-Bresse)

Donavan Grondin (Saint-Pierre)

Victor Koretzky (Béziers)

Jordan Sarrou (Saint-Étienne)

Sylvain André (Cavaillon)

Joris Daudet (Saintes)

Romain Mahieu (Saint-Quentin-En-Yvelines)

Anthony Jeanjean (Montpellier)

Mathilde Gros (Lens)

Marion Borras (Pontcharra)

Clara Copponi (Aix-En-Provence)

Coralie Demay (Nogent-Sur-Marne)

Valentine Fortin (Toulouse)

Marie Le Net (Pontivy)

Juliette Labous (Roche-Lez-Beaupré)

Victoire Berteau (Lambres-Les-Douai)

Pauline Ferrand-Prévot (Reims)

Loana Lecomte (Annecy)

Axelle Étienne (Vaujours)

Manon Valentino (Valréas)

Diving

Alex Jandard (Écully)

Matthieu Rosset (Lyon)

Alaïs Kalonji (Paris)

Fencing

Romain Cannone (Paris)

Alexandre Bardenet (Paris)

Yannick Borel (Pointe-A-Pitre)

Enzo Lefort (Châtenay-Malabry)

Julien Mertine (Saint-Germaine-En-Laye)

Maxime Pauty (Paris)

Erwann Le Péchoux (Pertuis)

Boladé Apithy (Dijon)

Ronan Gustin (Fontaine-Lès-Dijon)

Coraline Vitalis (Pointe-A-Pitre)

Anita Blaze (Baie-Mahault)

Pauline Ranvier (Paris)

Ysaora Thibus (Les Abymes)

Astrid Guyart (Suresnes)

Cécilia Berder (Morlaix)

Manon Brunet (Lyon)

Charlotte Lembach (Strasbourg)

Sara Balzer (Strasbourg)

Gymnastics

Sam Aït-Saïd (Champigny-Sur-Marne)

Loris Frasca (Forbach)

Cyril Tommasone (Villeurbanne)

Allan Morante (Drancy)

Marine Boyer (Saint-Benoît)

Mélanie Dos Santos (Sainte-Etienne)

Aline Friess (Obernai)

Carolann Héduit (Angers)

Léa Labrousse (Chamalières)

Judo

Luka Mkheidze (Sucy-En-Brie)

Kilian Le Blouch (Clamart)

Guillaume Chaine (Colombes)

Axel Clerget (Saint-Dizier)

Alexandre Iddir (Villepinte)

Teddy Riner (Paris)

Shirine Boukli (Aramon)

Amandine Buchard (Noisy-Le-Sec)

Sarah-Léonie Cysique (Sarcelles)

Clarisse Agbegnenou (Rennes)

Margaux Pinot (Besançon)

Madeleine Malonga (Soisy-Sous-Montmorency)

Romane Dicko (Paris)

Karate

Steven Da Costa (Mont-Saint-Martin)

Leïla Heurtault (Chartres)

Alexandra Feracci (Ajaccio)

Pentathlon

Valentin Belaud (Le Chesnay)

Valentin Prades (Cannes)

Marie Oteiza (Mont-De-Marsan)

Élodie Clouvel (Saint-Priest-En-Jarez)

Sailing

Thomas Goyard (Nouméa)

Kévin Pepponet (Saint-Jean-De-Luz)

Émile Amoros (Paris)

Lucas Rual (Paris)

Quentin Delapierre (Vannes)

Jean-Baptise Bernaz (Fréjus)

Jérémie Mion (Paris)

Marie Bolou (Lorient)

Aloïse Retornaz (Brest)

Manon Audinet (La Rochelle)

Charline Picon (Royan)

Camille Lecointre (Harfleur)

Albane Dubois (Roubaix)

Lili Sebesi (Marseilles)

Shooting

Clément Bessaguet (Montpellier)

Éric Delaunay (Saint-Lô)

Emmanuel Petit (La Rochelle)

Jean Quiquampoix (Paris)

Carole Cormenier (Les Baliveaux)

Mélanie Couzy (Romorantin-Lanthenay)

Lucie Anastassiou (La Rochelle)

Céline Goberville (Senlis)

Mathilde Lamolle (Aubagne)

Océanne Muller (Schiltigheim)

Climbing

Bassa Mawen (Nouméa)

Mickaël Mawen (Nouméa)

Julia Chanourdie (Chambéry)

Anouck Jaubert (Saint-Étienne)

Surfing

Michel Bourez (Taohotu)

Jérémy Florès (Réunion)

Johanne Defay (Réunion)

Pauline Ado (Anglet)

Swimming

Yohann Ndoye-Brouard (Chambéry)

David Aubry (Saint-Germain-En-Laye)

Florent Manaudou (Villeurbanne)

Marc-Antoine Olivier (Denain)

Jonathan Atsu (Carhaix-Plouguer)

Théo Bussière (Arnas)

Maxime Grousset (Nouméa)

Léon Marchand (Toulouse)

Mehdy Metella (Cayenne, French Guiana)

Jordan Pothain (Échirolles)

Mewen Tomac (Évreux)

Antoine Viquerat (Toulouse)

Clément Mignon (Aix-En-Provence)

Charles Rihoux (Nice)

Hadrien Salvan (Paris)

Enzo Tesic (Amiens)

Lara Grangeon (Nouméa)

Mélanie Henique (Amiens)

Marie Wattel (Lille)

Charlotte Bonnet (Enghien-Les-Bains)

Cyrielle Duhamel (Béthune)

Béryl Gastaldello (Marseille)

Fantine Lesaffre (Roubaix)

Margaux Fabre (Perpignan)

Anouchka Martin (Saint-Dizier)

Lucile Tessariol (Paris)

Assia Touati (Sarraguemines)

Charlotte Tremble (Compiègne)

Laura Tremble (Compiègne)

Wrestling

Koumba Larroque (Arpajon)

Mathilde Rivière (Dreux)

Archery

Thomas Chirault (Moreuil)

Pierre Plihon (Nice)

Jean-Charles Valladont (Besançon)

Lisa Barbelin (Ley)

Badminton

Brice Leverdez (Saint-Maur-Des-Fossés)

Thom Gicquel (Paris)

Xuefei Qi (Rostrenen)

Delphine Delrue (Sarcelles)

Basketball

Frank Ntilikina (Strasbourg)

Timothé Luwawu-Cabbarot (Cannes)

Thomas Huertel (Béziers)

Nicolas Batum (Lisieux)

Guerschon Yabusele (Dreux)

Evan Fournier (Saint-Maurice)

Nando De Colo (Cholet)

Vincent Poirier (Clamart)

Andrew Albicy (Sèvres)

Rudy Gobert-Bourgarel (Saint-Quentin)

Petr Cornelie (Calais)

Moustapha Fall (Paris)

Marine Fauthoux (Pau)

Nwal-Endy Miyem (Reims)

Alexia Chartereau (Le Mans)

Sandrine Gruda (Cannes)

Héléna Ciak (Dunkirk)

Sarah Michel (Ris-Orangis)

Valériane Vukosavljević (Bordeaux)

Iliana Rupert (Sèvres)

Gabby Williams (Sparks, Nevada)

Marine Johannès (Lisieux)

Alixandra Duchet (Roanne)

Diandra Tchatchouang (Villepinte)

Ana Căta-Chițiga (Paris)

Laëtitia Guapo (Clermont-Ferrand)

Marie-Ève Paget (Annecy)

Mamignan Touré (Nevers)

Equestrian

Alexandre Ayache (Lantosque)

Karim Laghouag (Nogent-Le-Rotrou)

Christopher Six (Limours)

Nicolas Touzaint (Angers)

Simon Delestre (Sologne)

Mathieu Billot (Deauville)

Nicolas Delmotte (Douai)

Isabelle Pinto (Paris)

Morgan Barbançon (Paris)

Maxima Collard (Paris)

Pénélope Leprevost (Rouen)

Soccer

Paul Bernardoni (Évry)

Pierre Kalulu-Kayatengwa (Lyon)

Melvin Bard (Écully)

Timothée Pembélé (Beaumont-Sur-Oise)

Niels Nkounkou (Pontoise)

Lucas Tousart (Arras)

Arnaud Nordin (Paris)

Enzo Le Fée (Lorient)

Nathanaël Mbuku (Villeneuve-Saint-Georges)

André-Pierre Gignac (Martigues)

Téji Savanier (Montpellier)

Alex Beka (Paris)

Clément Michelin (Montauban)

Florian Thauvin (Orléans)

Modibo Sagnan (Saint-Denis)

Stefan Bajić (Saint-Étienne)

Anthony Caci (Forbach)

Randal Kolo-Muani (Bondy)

Ismaël Doukouré (Lille)

Isaac Lihadji (Marseille)

Dimitry Bertaud (Montpellier)

Golf

Romain Langasque (Andorra La Vella, Andorra)

Antoine Rozner (Paris)

Céline Boutier (Montrouge)

Perrine Delacour (Orlando, Florida)

Handball

Nedim Remili (Créteil)

Romain Lagarde (Lorient)

Melvyn Richardson (Marseille)

Dika Mem (Paris)

Nicolas Tournat (Niort)

Vincent Gérard (Woippy)

Nikola Karabatić (Strasbourg)

Kentin Mahé (Dormagen, Germany)

Yann Genty (Engheins-Les-Bains)

Timothey N’Guessan (Massy)

Luc Abalo (Ivry-Sur-Seine)

Michaël Guigou (Apt)

Luka Karabatić (Strasbourg)

Ludovic Fabregas (Perpignan)

Hugo Descat (Paris)

Valentin Porte (Versaille)

Méline Nocandy (Saint-Claude)

Blandine Dancette (Firminy)

Pauline Coatanea (Saint-Renan)

Chloé Bouquet-Valentini (Morteau)

Allison Pineau (Chartres)

Coralie Lassource (Maisons-Laffitte)

Grâce Zaadi-Deuna (Courcouronnes)

Amandine Leynaud (Aubenas)

Kalidiatou Niakaté (Aubervilliers)

Cléopatre Darleaux (Mulhouse)

Laura Flippes (Strasbourg)

Béatrice Edwige (Paris)

Pauletta Foppa (Amilly)

Estelle Nze-Minko (Saint-Sébastien-Sur-Loire)

Alexandra Lacrabère (Pau)

Rowing

Guillaume Turlan (Bordeaux)

Thibaud Turlan (Bordeaux)

Matthieu Androdias (La Rochelle)

Hugo Boucheron (Lyon)

Hélène Lefebvre (Paris)

Élodie Ravera-Scaramozzino (Nice)

Claire Bové (Augergenville)

Laura Tarantola (Annemasse)

Violaine Aernoudts (Lille)

Margaux Bailleul (La Havre)

Marie Jacquet (Pontoise)

Emma Lunatti (Saint-Martin-d’Hères)

Rugby

Pauline Biscarat (Tours)

Jade Ulutule (Fécamp)

Fanny Horta (Perpignan)

Caroline Ladagnous (Pau)

Camille Grassineau (Bergerac)

Lina Guérin (Paris)

Jessy Trémoulière (Brioude)

Rose Thomas (Feurs)

Audrey Amiel (Nîmes)

Marjorie Mayans (Tremblay-En-France)

Jennifer Troncy (Bagnols-sur-Cèze)

Elodie Guiglion (Hyères)

Shannon Izar (Lille)

Skateboarding

Vincent Matheron (Marseille)

Aurélien Giraud (Lyon)

Vincent Milou (Tarnos)

Madeleine Larcheron (Paris)

Charlotte Hym (Paris)

Table Tennis

Simon Gauzy (Toulouse)

Emmanuel Lebesson (Niort)

Alexandre Cassin (Basse-Terre)

Prithika Pavade (Saint-Denis)

Yuan Jia (Cholet)

Stéphanie Loeuillette (Le Havre)

Taekwondo

Magda Wiet-Hénin (Nancy)

Althéa Laurin (Paris)

Tennis

Jérémy Chardy (London, U.K.)

Ugo Humbert (Metz)

Gaël Monfils (Geneva, Switzerland)

Gilles Simon (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Pierre-Hugues Herbert (Develier, Switzerland)

Nicolas Mahut (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Alizé Cornet (Nice)

Fionna Ferro (Valbonne)

Caroline García (Lyon)

Kristina Mladenovic (Dubai, U.A.E.)

Triathlon

Léo Bergère (Le Pont-De-Beauvoisin)

Dorian Coninx (Échirolles)

Vincent Luis (Vesoul)

Cassandre Beaugrand (Livry-Gargan)

Léonie Périault (Vélizy-Villacoublay)

Volleyball

Barthélémy Chinenyeze (Dunkirk)

Jenia Grebennikov (Rennes)

Jean Patry (Montpellier)

Ben Toniutti (Mulhouse)

Kévin Tillie (Cagnes-Sur-Mer)

Earvin N’Gapeth (Saint-Raphaël)

Antoine Brizard (Poitiers)

Pierre Boyer (Saint-Denis)

Nicolas Le Goff (Paris)

Daryl Bultor (Basse-Terre)

Trévor Clévenot (Royan)

Yacine Louati (Tourcoing)

Weightlifting

Bernardin Matam (Yaoundé, Cameroon)

Anaïs Michel (Langres)

Dora Tchakounté (Yaoundé, Cameroon)

Gaëlle Nayo-Ketchanke (Clermont-l'Hérault)

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Get stoked for the women’s Olympic cross-country MTB race

Expect a showdown from Team France and Team USA, as Pauline Ferrand Prevot, Loana Lecomte, and Kate Courtney position themselves for gold.

Read the full article at Get stoked for the women’s Olympic cross-country MTB race on VeloNews.com.

Get stoked for the women’s Olympic cross-country MTB race published first on https://throttlebuff.weebly.com/

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UCI MTB World Cup Petropolis: McConnell secures first victory and leader's jersey

Australian beats Anne Terpstra and Loana Lecomte in Brazil from CyclingNews RSS Feed https://ift.tt/LgUixJY