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Dominique Mereuze Prize: the entries

Below you will find the prize-winning entries for the 2020 Dominique Méreuze Prize. Victor Guillauchon won this Dominique Méreuze Prize!

Dominique Mereuze Prize: the entries

Federation news18 November 20201 min read

News of 18 November 2020. Last updated on 30 December 2020: some information may have changed. Latest news

Below you will find the prize-winning entries for the 2020 Dominique Méreuze Prize.

🥇 VICTOR GUILLOCHON

guillochon 1Victor Guillauchon won this Dominique Méreuze Prize! Victor is 15 and is still a student pilot on three-axis microlights at the Aéro-Club Passion-Liberté based at Assé le Riboul in the Sarthe. A fan of scooters but above all of aviation, he started out by discovering model aircraft at the age of 10, which gave him a first foot in the world of aviation. It was at La Ferté-Alais and then at the Blois show that Victor discovered microlighting more fully. He likes spending time at his flying club, where there is always something to do!

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🥈 CORENTIN LARDET

lardetBehind Victor's excellent comic strip, we find Corentin, who came second! Only just of age, Corentin holds a three-axis pilot certificate at Pizay Aerodrome! Very sporty, playing handball and mountain biking, he discovered microlighting a few years ago by taking his BIA at his lycée. After getting his certificate, he is discovering the simple pleasures of solo flying while waiting to take his passenger-carrying rating. For Corentin, microlighting is a source of pleasure, learning and indescribable freedom!

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🥉 ALEXANDRE NIERGA

niergaAlexandre completes the podium of this Dominique Méreuze Prize. Alexandre presented his project as a video. A student pilot on three-axis microlights, Alexandre has many hobbies, such as guitar and badminton. A passionate aviator, he has also taken his BIA. Living in the Paris region, Alexandre does not hesitate to spend a few afternoons a month at head office as a volunteer.

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