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Two regulars
The judoka Clarisse Agbégnénou and the cyclist Julian Alaphilippe were elected for the third time “Champions of champions France” by the editorial staff of L’Équipe.
Julian Alaphilippe beat Fabio Quartaro, crowned MotoGP world champion, and alpine skiing world cup winner Alexis Pinturault.
Clarisse Agbégnénou was elected ahead of Cléopatre Darleux, goalkeeper of the French handball team, Olympic champion and vice world champion.
Perrine Laffont, winner of the mogul skiing world cup for the 4th time, world champion for the first time, completed the women’s podium.
We will also note the 7th place of the biathlete Julia Simon, world champion in the mixed single relay and twice victorious on the world cup circuit.
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The list of champions
1. Clarisse Agbégnénou (judo), 1146 points.
2. Cleopatra Darleux (handball), 563.
3. Perrine Laffont (mogul skiing), 500.
4. Sandrine Gruda (basketball), 160.
5. Madeleine Malonga (judo), 154.
6. Charline Picon (veil), 115.
7. Julia Simon (biathlon), 81.
8. Céline Boutier (golf), 75.
9. Tess Ledeux (freestyle skiing), 73.
10. Kheira Hamraoui (football), 71.
The list of champions
1. Julian Alaphilippe (cycling), 765 points.
2. Fabio Quartararo (motorcycle), 694.
3. Alexis Pinturault (ski), 520.
4. Earvin Ngapeth (volley-ball), 300.
5. Sébastien Ogier (rally), 164.
6. Antoine Dupont (rugby), 161.
7. Steven Da Costa (karate), 138.
8. Nicolas Batum (basket), 78.
9. Karim Benzema (football), 51.
10. Kylian Mbappé (football), 50.
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