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Saturday 3 November: the competition is coming to an end and the official results are in: France are team World Champions!

The results

News4 November 20181 min read

News item of 4 November 2018. Last updated on 19 May 2020: some information may have changed. Latest news

Saturday 3 November: the competition is coming to an end and the official results are in: France are team World Champions!

France is first in the team ranking.

Alexandre Mateos wins a new world champion title in foot-launch (PF1).

Nicolas Aubert follows very closely in 2th place in the same category.

Boris Tysebaert reaches the podium by taking 3th place in the PL1 (trike) category.

The two women of the French team take the first two places in women's foot-launch, with Marie Mateos in front and Aurélia Hallé just behind.

> Follow the French team day by day at the 3th Paramotor Slalom World Championships
Lake Bayoum, Faiyum - Egypt egypte
from 27 October to 5 November 2018

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