2018 French Indoor Athletics Championships

2018 French Indoor Athletics Championships
2018 French Indoor Athletics Championships
	The host stadium
Dates	17–18 February
Host city	Liévin
Venue	Arena Stade Couvert de Liévin
Events	28
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The 2018 French Indoor Athletics Championships was the 47th edition of the national championship in indoor track and field for France, organised by the French Athletics Federation. It was held on 17–18 February at the Arena Stade Couvert de Liévin in Liévin. A total of 28 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the two-day competition.

Results

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 metres	Marvin René	6.65	Méba-Mickaël Zeze	6.68	Amaury Golitin	6.69
200 metres	Méba-Mickaël Zeze	20.65	Ilies Tano	21.34	Ismael Bedel	21.47
400 metres^[1]	Thomas Jordier	46.85	Victor Coroller	47.51	Muhammad Kounta	47.55
800 metres^[2]	Clément Dhainaut	1:50.99	Valentin Robert	1:51.11	Thibaut Dambricourt	1:51.17
1500 metres^[3]	Samir Dahmani	3:46.12	Quentin Tison	3:47.14	Yann Schrub	3:48.65
3000 metres^[4]	Simon Denissel	7:54.85	Guillaume Adam	8:07.68	Mehdi Frère	8:08.77
5000 m walk^[5]	David Kuster	19:46.73	Fabien Bernabé	20:12.26	Kenny Guinaudeau	20:17.44
60 m hurdles	Aurel Manga	7.53	Pascal Martinot-Lagarde	7.54	Simon Krauss	7.72
High jump	Youssef Benzamia	2.18 m	Abdoulaye Diarra	2.14 m	Quentin Pladys	2.10 m
Pole vault	Renaud Lavillenie	5.83 m	Valentin Lavillenie	5.72 m	Kévin Menaldo	5.72 m
Long jump	Guillaume Victorin	7.65 m	Jonathan Drack	7.57 m	Jean-Pierre Bertrand	7.56 m
Triple jump^[6]	Martin Lamou	16.89 m	Kévin Luron	16.50 m	Benjamin Compaoré	16.39 m
Shot put^[7]	Gaëtan Bucki	18.80 m	Willy Vicaut	18.09 m	Romain Gotteland	17.95 m
Heptathlon	Maxence Pécatte	5864 pts	Bastien Auzeil	5810 pts	Gaël Querin	5713 pts

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 metres^[8]	Carolle Zahi	7.17	Orlann Ombissa-Dzangue	7.26	Estelle Raffai	7.42
200 metres	Amandine Brossier	23.44	Jennifer Galais	23.57	Brigitte Ntiamoah	23.60
400 metres	Déborah Sananes	52.83	Kellya Pauline	52.89	Marine Mignon	53.97
800 metres^[9]	Cynthia Anaïs	2:04.43	Charlotte Pizzo	2:09.33	Anaïs Seiller	2:09.80
1500 metres	Élodie Normand	4:18.00	Ophélie Claude-Boxberger	4:18.13	Lucie Lerebourg	4:26.14
3000 metres	Claire Perraux	9:15.22	Fanny Pruvost	9:27.34	Mélanie Doutart	9:29.40
3000 m walk^[10]	Marine Quennehen	13:21.68	Maud Delhors	13:42.60	Amélie Bourhis	13:48.45
60 m hurdles	Laura Valette	8.14	Fanny Quenot	8.22	Karel Zyketh	8.23
High jump	Marine Vallet	1.87 m	Solène Gicquel	1.85 m	Coralie Arcuby	1.83 m
Pole vault	Ninon Guillon-Romarin	4.60 m	Mallaury Sautereau	4.31 m	Marion Fiack-Sidéa Solène Guiloineau Jade Vigneron	4.21 m
Long jump	Éloyse Lesueur	6.69 m	Antoinette Nana Djimou	6.16 m	Charlotte Pierre	5.96 m
Triple jump	Ilionis Guillaume	14.07 m	Jeanine Assani-Issouf	14.06 m	Sokhna Gallé	13.36 m
Shot put^[11]	Jessica Cérival	16.47 m	Rose-Sharon Pierre-Louis	16.14 m	Antoinette Nana Djimou	15.42 m
Pentathlon	Esther Turpin	4364 pts	Solène Ndama	4272 pts	Anaelle Nyabeu Djapa	4208 pts

^ Belgium's Dylan Borlée placed second in the men's 400 metres.
^ Moroccan Mouad Zahafi finished first in the men's 800 metres.
^ In the men's 1500 metres, Belgian Tarik Moukrime finished first, while Morocco's Abdelmajid Azzaoui came fourth.
^ In the men's 3000 metres Morocco's Rabii Doukkana and Amine Zahaf placed second and fourth respectively.
^ In the men's 5000 metres walk, Guatemala's Erick Barrondo and Tunisia's Hédi Teraoui placed first and second respectively.
^ Burkinabé Hugues Fabrice Zango was runner-up in the men's triple jump.
^ Congo's Franck Elemba placed first in the men's shot put with a distance of 19.71 metres.
^ Ivory Coast's Marie-Josée Ta Lou finished first in the women's 60 metres with a time of 7.16.
^ Benin's Noélie Yarigo placed first in the women's 800 metres.
^ Guatemala's Mirna Ortiz placed first in the women's 3000 metres walk.
^ Gabon's Carine Bacchetta-Mekam placed third in the women's shot put with a distance of 15.50 metres.