French Championships – February 6 to 8
For three days, Caen becomes the capital of French badminton on the occasion of French Championships. The best players in France compete for national titles in an always intense atmosphere. If the men’s singles table promises to be very tough with 4 players in the world Top 40, the women’s singles table will deliver a new French Champion.
It is the unmissable event to measure the richness of French badminton and get closer to its champions.
? Where to follow the competition?
? On the Youtube channel FFBaD (short 1, 2 and 3 streaming) all weekend, the finals Sunday live on Sports in France (until 3 p.m.) as well as in full on Live Team
? The scores on Badnet.fr
To find out more, visit the official competition website.
Para-Badminton World Championships – February 8 to 14
Then it’s time for an international-scale event with the Para-Badminton World Championships. The French delegation and its 19 para-badists have great ambitions for this competition. Lucas MAZUR, three-time World Champion (2017, 2019, 2022), will be keen to regain his crown. Charles NOAKES and Maud LEFORT, in bronze in 2024, dream of an even more beautiful metal in this edition.
? Where to follow the competition?
? On the Youtube channel BWF TV
? The scores on https://bwfbadminton.com
European Men’s and Women’s Team Championships – February 11-15
To conclude these ten intense days, it’s time for European Men’s and Women’s Team Championshipsin a unique atmosphere specific to team events. The boys, who finished in silver during the last edition, have gold as their objective. The girls, who took bronze, will also be keen to shine in Türkiye.
Match schedule:
– Girls: group matches at 8:30 a.m.* against Bulgaria, Sweden and Turkey
– Boys: group matches at 12:30 p.m.* against Germany, Sweden and Turkey
? Where to follow the competition?
? On the chain Badmintoneurope.tv
? The scores on https://bwfbadminton.com
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