Results.
A sporting record, but above all a progression: a broad athletic foundation, the emergence of Enduro, six seasons with Santa Cruz MIA and a series of milestones reached on snow, rock and trails around the world.
Before Enduro, years of downhill and cross-country MTB, road cycling, biathlon, vétathlon, triathlon and athletics built the mix of endurance, descending skill, recovery, versatility and race management that the new discipline demanded.
Five markers of the level reached
Megavalanche — Alpe d’Huez
A mass start on snow and glacier terrain above 3,300 m, followed by a long Alpine descent where speed, relaunches and the smallest mistake change everything.
Mountain of Hell
A snow mass start, immediate contact and a long high-speed descent: another iconic format from the era, finished one place from the podium.
Enduro Mountain of Nations
A collective victory for Team France 1 at one of Enduro’s founding international events.
Enduro Series
A season-long reward for consistency across the French Enduro Cup.
Urge Kenya / Fabien Barel Invitational
A small group of riders climbed on the slopes of Africa’s second-highest mountain before racing back down. An altitude-related health incident, treated in time by the expedition doctor, added another dimension to the experience.
From foundation to international results
Entering the international Enduro scene
Joining the Santa Cruz MIA Team marked the beginning of a structured progression at a time when Enduro was still defining itself.
Closing the gap to the best
7th overall at the Megavalanche, 4th at the Mountain of Hell, victories and greater consistency turned potential into front-of-race results.
Converting progression into victory
Team France 1 won the Enduro Mountain of Nations, one of the discipline’s founding international events.
International experience and maturity
Kenya, China, Réunion, Switzerland and other events broadened the racing experience, alongside 3rd overall in the Enduro Series.
A career across the world
Competition reached far beyond France — China, Réunion, Switzerland and Africa — across different terrain, cultures and race formats that shaped a broader understanding of riding.
Race by race
Four moments, one archive
Two careers that may look very different. Behind both, the same principle: improve, build, and turn an ambitious objective into a tangible result.
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