2015 French Athletics Championships

The 2015 French Athletics Championships was the 127th edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for France. It was held on 10–12 July at the Stadium Lille Métropole in Villeneuve-d'Ascq. A total of 38 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the three-day competition.

2015 French Athletics Championships
The host stadium
Dates	10–12 July
Host city	Villeneuve-d'Ascq
Venue	Stadium Lille Métropole
Events	38
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Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Jimmy Vicaut	9.92	Christophe Lemaitre	10.07	Emmanuel Biron	10.20
200 metres	Christophe Lemaitre	20.28	Jimmy Vicaut	20.42	Jeffrey John	20.61
400 metres	Teddy Atine-Venel	45.72	Mamoudou Hanne	45.80	Mame-Ibra Anne	45.97
800 metres[1]	Pierre-Ambroise Bosse	1:46.69	Julien Duchateau	1:48.13	Mounir Hsain	1:48.32
1500 metres	Morhad Amdouni	3:48.58	Bryan Cantero	3:49.64	Samir Dahmani	3:50.19
5000 metres[2]	Benjamin Choquert	14:10.41	Michael Gras	14:12.37	Pierre Urruty	14:20.49
10,000 m walk	Kévin Campion	41:11.73	Cédric Houssaye	43:21.88	Hugo Andrieu	44:44.33
100 m hurdles	Garfield Darien	13.17	Pascal Martinot-Lagarde	13.27	Dimitri Bascou	13.38
400 m hurdles[3]	Mickaël François	50.29	Stéphane Yato	50.33	Martin Carrère	50.44
3000 m s'chase	Yoann Kowal	8:37.41	Mathieu Bazin	8:41.61	Tanguy Pepiot	8:42.30
4×100 m relay	EFS Reims	39.90	Montpellier agglo athlétic med	40.76	ES Montgeron	40.99
High jump[4]	Mickaël Hanany	2.24 m	Gaël Rotardier Fabrice Saint-Jean	2.12 m	Not awarded
Pole vault	Renaud Lavillenie	5.85 m	Kévin Menaldo	5.75 m	Stanley Joseph	5.55 m
Long jump[5]	Kafétien Gomis	7.78 m	Raihau Maiau	7.69 m	Salim Sdiri	7.59 m
Triple jump[6]	Harold Correa	16.78 m	Louis-Grégory Occin	16.41 m	Kévin Luron	16.25 m
Shot put[7]	Gaëtan Bucki	19.72 m	Frédéric Dagée	19.36 m	Tumatai Dauphin	19.33 m
Discus throw	Lolassonn Djouhan	59.54 m	Dean-Nick Allen	54.30 m	Loic Fournet	53.85 m
Hammer throw	Jérôme Bortoluzzi	73.65 m	Nicolas Figère	70.32 m	Frédérick Pouzy	69.84 m
Javelin throw[8]	Jérôme Haeffler	70.40 m	Killian Duréchou	69.31 m	Ali Hamidou Soultoini	67.48 m
Decathlon[9]	Gaël Querin	7738 pts	Théo Mancheron	7260 pts	Franck Logel	7172 pts

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres[10]	Véronique Mang	11.59	Céline Distel-Bonnet	11.59	Sarah Goujon	11.60
200 metres[11]	Lénora Guion-Firmin	23.64	Mathlde Lagui	24.03	Hélène Parisot	24.09
400 metres	Floria Gueï	51.06 PB	Marie Gayot	51.27 PB	Estelle Perrossier	52.27
800 metres[12]	Lisa Blamèble	2:05.00	Imane Boukharta	2:05.43	Clarisse Moh	2:05.74
1500 metres[13]	Élodie Normand	4:19.23	Ophélie Claude-Boxberger	4:21.81	Christine Bardelle	4:21.96
5000 metres	Clémence Calvin	16:16.73	Christine Bardelle	16:27.92	Aurore Guérin	16:30.04
10,000 m walk	Émilie Menuet	44:58.06	Corinne Baudoin	46:53.75	Violaine Averous	48:46.45
110 m hurdles	Cindy Billaud	12.89	Alice Decaux	13.02	Sandra Gomis	13.18
400 m hurdles[14]	Maëva Contion	56.03	Fanny Lefevre	57.45	Merryl Mbeng	57.75
3000 m s'chase[15]	Ophélie Claude-Boxberger	9:59.86	Marie Bouchard	10:09.47	Fanjanteino Félix	10:17.95
4×100 m relay	Athlé Sud 77	45.76	Entente Oise athlétisme	45.94	Haute-Bretagne athlétisme	45.97
High jump	Sandrine Champion	1.85 m	Laura Salin-Eyike	1.82 m	Marine Vallet	1.79 m
Pole vault	Marion Lotout	4.40 m	Sophie Dangla Anaïs Poumarat	4.05 m	Not awarded
Long jump	Haoua Kessely	6.13 m	Diane Barras	6.17 m	Rouguy Sow	6.14 m
Triple jump	Teresa Nzola Meso Ba	13.69 m	Jeanine Assani Issouf	13.63 m	Amy Zongo	13.60 m
Shot put[16]	Jessica Cérival	17.29 m	Rose Sharon Pierre-Louis	15.67 m	Myriam Lixfe	14.96 m
Discus throw	Mélina Robert-Michon	62.57 m	Pauline Pousse	57.94 m	Lucie Catouillart	53.70 m
Hammer throw	Laetitia Bambara	66.40 m	Jessika Guehaseim	66.30 m	Amy Sène	65.24 m
Javelin throw	Mathilde Andraud	59.05 m	Alexia Kogut Kubiak	53.64 m	Sephora Bissoly	53.62 m
Heptathlon[17]	Gaëlle Le Foll	5848 pts	Annaelle Nyabeu Djapa	5738 pts	Sandra Jacmaire	5569 pts

References

1. Moroccans Samir Jamaa and Mostafa Smaili placed second and third in the men's 800 m.
2. Djibouti's Bouh Ibrahim (13:59.62) won the men's 5000 m.
3. Belgian Michaël Bultheel and Tunisia's Mohamed Sghaier placed first and second in the men's 400 m hurdles.
4. Sudanese Ali Mohd Younes Idriss and Mexican Edgar Rivera placed second and third in the men's high jump.
5. Senegal's Ndiss Kaba Badji and Mamadou Gueye placed second and third in the men's long jump.
6. Mauritian Jonathan Drack was second in the men's triple jump.
7. Congolese Franck Elemba (20.24 m) won the men's shot put.
8. Dutchman Daniel Meyer (73.61 m) won the men's javelin.
9. Belgians Niels Pittomvils (8049 pts) and Benjamin Hougardy placed first and third in the men's decathlon.
10. Ivorians Marie-Josée Ta Lou (11.23) and Carolle Zahi (11.50) placed first and second in the women's 100 m.
11. Ivorian Marie-Josée Ta Lou (23.39) won the women's 200 m.
12. Charline Mathias (2:04.32) of Luxembourg won the women's 800 m.
13. Senegal's Raissa Laval and Tunisia's Somaya Bousaid placed second and third in the women's 1500 m.
14. Morocco's Lamiae Lhabze placed second in the women's 400 m hurdles.
15. Malagasy athlete Eliane Saholinirina was second in the women's steeplechase (10:00.62).
16. Mauritanian Binta Diagana placed second in the women's shot put.
17. Benin's Odile Ahouanwanou placed third in the women's heptathlon.

Results

• Les championnats de France 2015 (in French)