The newly selected members of the French Paramotor Slalom team are settled in at Bornos in Spain for the 5th world championship, taking place from 3 to 9 June.
The world's best were there to compete for the supreme title at this slalom venue in southern Spain, in Andalusia, close to Seville.
The French team, made up of 10 competitors including 2 women, took on the clock against the 10 nations present: Spain, United States, Czech Republic, Finland, Hungary, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland and Qatar.
France won a fine gold medal ahead of Qatar and the Czech Republic at the 2023 Slalom World Championship.
The French team is in the top ten of 11 nations, with Boris Tysebaert and Alexandre Matéos confirming their places with silver in the trike class and gold in foot launch respectively.
The next meeting is already set for Doha 2024, with an enlarged squad that will have to confirm its performance against the Qataris, who are determined to claim the top of the podium.
Congratulations to the French team and the federation staff on this fine adventure, which confirms French expertise in competitive flying, and in paramotoring in particular.
Make-up of the French Slalom team 2023
Foot launch (PF1)
- Nicolas AUBERT
- Alexandre MATEOS
- Marie MATEOS
- Morgane MOUTET
- Jean-Émile OULHA
- Jérémy PENONE
- Cyril PLANTON
Single-seat trike (PL1)
- Yann LEUDIERE
- Gaëtan MAGNAN
- Boris TYSEBAERT
Results: Click here to download the results.
Official PF1 results
Official PL1 results
Below, a look back in pictures at the world championship
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The countries represented at Bornos
The French team
French team
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