French Figure Skating Championships

French Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	France
Inaugurated	1908
Organized by	French Federation of Ice Sports

The French Figure Skating Championships (French: Championnats de France de patinage artistique) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the French Federation of Ice Sports (French: Fédération Française des Sports de Glace) to crown the national champions of France. The first official French Championships were held in 1908 in Chamonix. The competition, exclusively for men, consisted of special figures and free skating; Louis Magnus was the winner. A competition for women was added the next year, pair skating was added in 1911, and ice dance in 1948. The championships were interrupted during both World War I and World War II.

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels, although not every discipline may be held every year due to a lack of participants. Alain Giletti currently holds the record for winning the most French Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), while Andrée Brunet (née Joly) holds the record in women's singles (also with ten). Andrée Brunet also holds the record in pair skating with her husband Pierre Brunet (with eleven), while Jean-Paul Guhel holds the record in ice dance (with nine), although these were not all won with the same partner.

History

Ice skating was first popularized in France during the mid-19th century, when the French could often be seen skating along the canals of Versailles, the Glacière de Gentilly, the Lac d'Enghien, the Ourcq Canal, the ponds of Villette, and the lakes at the Bois de Boulogne. The first skating club in Paris, the Cercle des patineurs, was founded in 1865,^[1] and the first artificial ice rink, the Pôle Nord on the Avenue de Clichy, in 1892.^[2] France's second ice rink – the Palais de Glace – was constructed from 1893 to 1894 along the Champs-Élysées in Paris,^[2] and allowed for figure skating, speed skating, and ice hockey.^[3] The French Federation of Ice Sports (French: Fédération Française des Sports de Glace) – originally known as the Union des Fédérations Françaises des Sports de Glace – was founded in 1903 to oversee all winter sports in France except for skiing.^[4] In 1908, the organization was renamed the Fédération Française des Sports d'Hiver, and it oversaw figure skating, ice dance, speed skating, bobsleigh, curling, and ice hockey.^[4] The first official figure skating championship event for men was held in 1908 in Chamonix. It featured special figures and free skating; Louis Magnus was the winner.^[5] A separate event for women was held the next year in Paris;^[6]Yvonne Lacroix won the event.^[7] Championships in pair skating debuted in 1911,^[8] and ice dance in 1948.^[9]

No competitions were held from 1915 to 1919 due to World War I, nor from 1940 to 1941 and from 1943 to 1945 owing to the German occupation of France during World War II.^[10] After the liberation of France in 1945,^[11] championships returned, and have since been held without interruption. The 2021 French Championships, originally scheduled to be held in December 2020, were at first cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic,^[12] but were later reinstated and held in February 2021 in Vaujany.^[13]

Senior medalists

From left to right:Evgeniia Lopareva and Geoffrey Brissaud, three-time French champions in ice dance; Kévin Aymoz, seven-time French champion in men's singles; Léa Serna, three-time French champion in women's singles; and Vanessa James and Morgan Ciprès, six-time French champions in pair skating

Men's singles

Men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[10]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1908	Chamonix	Louis Magnus	M. Lacroix	Charles Sabouret	[5]
1909			M. Marcilly-Saint-Mars	Lucien Trugard	[14]
1910	Paris		Francis Pigueron		[15]
1911				Albert Heidé	[16]
1912		Lucien Trugard		Charles Sabouret	[17]
1913		Francis Pigueron	Lucien Trugard	André Malinet	[18]
1914		José Carvajal	Basil Williams(Great Britain)		[19]
1915–19	No competitions due to World War I				[10]
1920	Paris	Francis Pigueron	Adolphe Dinesmann	André Malinet	[20]
1921	Font-Romeu		Pierre Brunet	Charles Sabouret	[21]
1922	Paris			Adolphe Dinesmann	[22]
1923	Chamonix				[23]
1924	Paris	Pierre Brunet	Georges Torchon	No other competitors	[24]
1925			Louis Barbey	Stéphane Rodriguès-Henriquès	[25]
1926		Pierre Brunet[a]		No other competitors	[26]
1927		Pierre Brunet	Jean Henrion	Georges Torchon
1928			Louis Barbey		[27]
1929	Chamonix		Charles Sabouret	No other competitors	[28]
1930	Mont Revard		Jean Henrion	Stéphane Rodriguès-Henriquès	[29]
1931	Font-Romeu		Georges Torchon		[30]
1932	Paris	Jean Henrion	Pierre Brunet	Georges Torchon	[31]
1933			Georges Torchon	Gérard Rodriguès-Henriquès	[32]
1934	Chamonix		Gérard Rodriguès-Henriquès	No other competitors	[33]
1935	Paris		Jacques Favart		[34]
1936				Gérard Rodriguès-Henriquès	[35]
1937				No other competitors	[36]
1938					[37]
1939				Tony Font	[38]
1940–41	No competitions due to World War II				[10]
1942	Paris	Jacques Favart	Guy Pigier	Paul Gaudin	[39]
1943–45	No competitions due to World War II				[10]
1946	Paris	Paul Gaudin	Tony Font	Guy Pigier	[40]
1947		Guy Pigier		Jean Vivès	[41]
1948		No men's competitors			[42]
1949		Tony Font	Jean Vivès	No other competitors	[43]
1950					[44]
1951		Alain Giletti			[45]
1952					[46]
1953					[47]
1954			Alain Calmat		[48]
1955	Lyon				[10]
1956	Boulogne-Billancourt
1957
1958	Paris	Alain Calmat	Alain Giletti		[49]
1959	Boulogne-Billancourt	Alain Giletti	Alain Calmat		[10]
1960
1961				Robert Dureville
1962		Alain Calmat	Robert Dureville	Alain Trouillet
1963				Philippe Pélissier	[50]
1964					[10]
1965				Patrick Péra	[51]
1966		Patrick Péra		Philippe Pélissier	[10]
1967
1968	Lyon		Philippe Pélissier	Jacques Mrozek
1969	Boulogne-Billancourt
1970			Jacques Mrozek	Didier Gailhaguet
1971	Megève
1972	Chamonix		Didier Gailhaguet	Willy Bargauan
1973	Strasbourg	Jacques Mrozek	Pascal Delorme	Christophe Boyadjian
1974	Boulogne-Billancourt	Didier Gailhaguet		Gilles Beyer
1975	Reims		Gilles Beyer	Jean-Christophe Simond
1976	Asnières-sur-Seine	Jean-Christophe Simond		Christophe Boyadjian
1977	Amiens		Pierre Lamine	Gilles Beyer
1978	Belfort	Gilles Beyer	Michel Lotz	Christophe Boyadjian
1979	Tours	Jean-Christophe Simond		Patrice Macrez
1980	Reims		Patrice Macrez	Gilles Beyer
1981	Anglet			Didier Monge
1982	Asnières-sur-Seine		Philippe Paulet
1983	Bordeaux		Laurent Depouilly	Fernand Fédronic
1984	Megève				[52]
1985	Belfort	Fernand Fédronic	Philippe Roncoli	Laurent Depouilly	[53]
1986	Franconville	Laurent Depouilly		Frédéric Harpagès	[10]
1987	Épinal	Philippe Roncoli	Frédéric Harpagès	Fernand Fédronic	[54]
1988	Grenoble	Frédéric Lipka	Axel Médéric		[55]
1989	Caen	Axel Médéric	Éric Millot	Nicolas Pétorin	[10]
1990	Annecy	Éric Millot	Philippe Candeloro	Frédéric Harpagès
1991	Reims			Nicolas Pétorin	[56]
1992	Colombes		Nicolas Pétorin	Philippe Candeloro	[57]
1993	Grenoble		Philippe Candeloro	Nicolas Pétorin	[58]
1994	Athis-Mons	Philippe Candeloro	Éric Millot	Thierry Cérez	[59]
1995	Bordeaux				[10]
1996	Albertville
1997	Amiens		Thierry Cérez	Laurent Tobel
1998	Besançon	Thierry Cérez	Laurent Tobel	Gabriel Monnier	[60]
1999	Lyon	Laurent Tobel	Vincent Restencourt	Thierry Cérez	[61]
2000	Courchevel	Stanick Jeannette	Gabriel Monnier	Vincent Restencourt	[62]
2001	Briançon		Frédéric Dambier		[63]
2002	Grenoble	Gabriel Monnier		Brian Joubert	[64]
2003	Asnières-sur-Seine	Brian Joubert	Stanick Jeannette	Frédéric Dambier	[65]
2004	Briançon		Frédéric Dambier	Stanick Jeannette	[66]
2005	Rennes			Samuel Contesti	[67]
2006	Besançon		Samuel Contesti	Alban Préaubert	[68]
2007	Orléans		Yannick Ponsero	Samuel Contesti	[69]
2008	Megève			Alban Préaubert	[70]
2009	Colmar	Yannick Ponsero	Florent Amodio		[71]
2010	Marseille	Florent Amodio	Yannick Ponsero		[72]
2011	Tours	Brian Joubert	Florent Amodio		[73]
2012	Dammarie-lès-Lys			Chafik Besseghier	[74]
2013	Strasbourg	Florent Amodio	Chafik Besseghier	Romain Ponsart	[75]
2014	Vaujany		Brian Joubert	Chafik Besseghier	[76]
2015	Megève		Romain Ponsart		[77]
2016	Épinal	Chafik Besseghier	Florent Amodio	Simon Hocquaux	[78]
2017	Caen	Kévin Aymoz	Chafik Besseghier	Romain Ponsart	[79]
2018	Nantes	Chafik Besseghier	Kévin Aymoz		[80]
2019	Vaujany	Kévin Aymoz	Adam Siao Him Fa	Adrien Tesson	[81]
2020	Dunkirk			Romain Ponsart	[82]
2021	Vaujany				[83]
2022	Cergy-Pontoise			Luc Economides	[84]
2023	Rouen	Adam Siao Him Fa	Kévin Aymoz	François Pitot	[85]
2024	Vaujany		Luc Economides		[86]
2025	Annecy	Kévin Aymoz	François Pitot	Luc Economides	[87]
2026	Briançon		Adam Siao Him Fa		[88]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[6]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1909	Paris	Yvonne Lacroix	Anita Nahmias	No other competitors	[7]
1910		Anita Nahmias	No other competitors		[89]
1911		Simone Poujade			[90]
1912		Anita Del Monte-Nahmias	Simone Poujade	No other competitors	[91]
1913		Simone Poujade	Anita Del Monte-Nahmias		[92]
1914			Yvonne Bourgeois		[93]
1915–19	No competitions due to World War I				[6]
1920	No women's competitors
1921	Font-Romeu	Andrée Brunet (née Joly)	Yvonne Bourgeois	Simone Sabouret	[21]
1922	Paris			No other competitors	[94]
1923	Font-Romeu				[95]
1924	Paris		No other competitors		[96]
1925			Gaby Barbey	No other competitors	[25]
1926				Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer)	[97]
1927			No other competitors		[26]
1928			Gaby Barbey	Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer)	[98]
1929	Chamonix		Jacqueline Brown	Marguerite Bouvier	[28]
1930	Mont Revard			No other competitors	[29]
1931	Font-Romeu	Gaby Clericetti	Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer)	Jacqueline Vaudecrane	[30]
1932	Paris		Jacqueline Vaudecrane	Pierrette Vivès	[31]
1933					[99]
1934	Chamonix		Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer)	Jacqueline Vaudecrane	[33]
1935	Paris		Jacqueline Vaudecrane	No other competitors	[34]
1936				Mlle Schweigh	[35]
1937		Jacqueline Vaudecrane	Gaby Clericetti	Colette Diot	[36]
1938					[100]
1939		Betty Hendrickx (Belgium)[b]	Jacqueline Vaudecrane[b]	Micheline Lannoy(Belgium)	[38]
1940–41	No competitions due to World War II				[6]
1942	Paris	Denise Fayolle	Denise Gaudin	Claude Martin-Chauffier	[39]
1943–45	No competitions due to World War II				[6]
1946	Paris	Denise Fayolle	Jacqueline du Bief	Janine Lafitte	[40]
1947		Jacqueline du Bief	Denise Fayolle	Claude Martin-Chauffier	[41]
1948			Liliane Caffin-Madaule	No other competitors	[42]
1949			Colette Laurendeau		[43]
1950					[44]
1951			Nadine Damien	Josette Arrouet	[101]
1952			Christiane Moreux	Claude Baury	[46]
1953		Liliane Caffin-Madaule		Nadine Damien	[47]
1954		Maryvonne Huet		Gilberte Naboudet	[102]
1955	Lyon		Michèle Allard		[6]
1956	Boulogne-Billancourt	Michèle Allard	Dany Rigoulot
1957		Maryvonne Huet	Corinne Altmann	No other competitors
1958		Dany Rigoulot	Nicole Erdos	Nicole Hassler	[49]
1959			Nicole Hassler	Corinne Altmann	[6]
1960		Nicole Hassler	Danièle Giraud	No other competitors
1961		Dany Rigoulot	Nicole Hassler	Danièle Giraud
1962		Nicole Hassler	Danièle Giraud	Laurence Berjoan
1963			Micheline Joubert	Geneviève Burdel
1964			Denise Neanne
1965			Sylvaine Duban	Denise Neanne	[51]
1966			Micheline Joubert		[6]
1967		Sylvaine Duban
1968	Lyon			Joëlle Cartaux
1969	Boulogne-Billancourt	Joëlle Cartaux	Arielle Contamine	Christiane Duchatel
1970				Elisabeth Louesdon
1971	Megève		Marie-Claude Bierre	Marie-Hèlène Panet
1972	Chamonix	Marie-Claude Bierre	Joëlle Cartaux
1973	Strasbourg		Christine Strohl	Dominique Faure
1974	Boulogne-Billancourt		Marie-Hélène Panet	Sabine Fuchs
1975	Reims		Sabine Fuchs	Marie-Reine Le Gougne
1976	Asnières-sur-Seine		Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy	Sylvie Doulat
1977	Amiens			Marie-Reine Le Gougne
1978	Belfort	Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy	Isabelle Deneux	Sophie Bojé
1979	Tours		Cécile Antonelli	Véronique Lamarque
1980	Reims			Béatrice Farinacci
1981	Anglet	Cécile Antonelli	Béatrice Farinacci	Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy
1982	Asnières-sur-Seine	Béatrice Farinacci	Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy	Sophie Cuissot
1983	Bordeaux	Agnès Gosselin	Béatrice Farinacci
1984	Megève		Nathalie Duquesne		[52]
1985	Belfort		Florence Copp	Nathalie Duquesne	[53]
1986	Franconville				[6]
1987	Épinal		Florence Albert	Florence Copp	[54]
1988	Grenoble		Claude Péri	Sandrine Bache	[55]
1989	Caen	Surya Bonaly		Sandra Garde	[6]
1990	Annecy		Laëtitia Hubert
1991	Reims			Cécile Tribolet	[56]
1992	Colombes			Marie-Pierre Leray	[57]
1993	Grenoble		Marie-Pierre Leray	Laëtitia Hubert	[58]
1994	Athis-Mons				[59]
1995	Bordeaux				[6]
1996	Albertville		Véronique Fleury	Malika Tahir
1997	Amiens		Vanessa Gusméroli	Gwenaëlle Julien
1998	Besançon	Laëtitia Hubert	Surya Bonaly	Vanessa Gusméroli	[60]
1999	Lyon		Vanessa Gusméroli	Christelle Miro	[61]
2000	Courchevel	Vanessa Gusméroli	Gwenaëlle Julien	Julie Cortial	[62]
2001	Briançon		Laëtitia Hubert	Christelle Miro	[63]
2002	Grenoble			Anne-Sophie Calvez	[64]
2003	Asnières-sur-Seine	Candice Didier	Anne-Sophie Calvez	Christelle Miro	[65]
2004	Briançon			Gwendoline Didier	[66]
2005	Rennes	Nadège Bobillier		Laura Dutertre	[67]
2006	Besançon		Céline Lacour		[68]
2007	Orléans	Anne-Sophie Calvez	Candice Didier		[69]
2008	Megève	Gwendoline Didier	Chloé Dépouilly	Julie Cagnon	[70]
2009	Colmar	Candice Didier	Maé-Bérénice Méité	Sandra Sitbon	[71]
2010	Marseille	Léna Marrocco		Gwendoline Didier	[72]
2011	Tours	Yrétha Silété	Lénaëlle Gilleron-Gorry	Maé-Bérénice Méité	[73]
2012	Dammarie-lès-Lys		Maé-Bérénice Méité	Anaïs Ventard	[74]
2013	Strasbourg	Anaïs Ventard		Laurine Lecavelier	[75]
2014	Vaujany	Maé-Bérénice Méité	Laurine Lecavelier	Anaïs Ventard	[76]
2015	Megève			Léa Serna	[77]
2016	Épinal			Alizée Crozet	[78]
2017	Caen	Laurine Lecavelier	Maé-Bérénice Méité		[79]
2018	Nantes	Maé-Bérénice Méité	Laurine Lecavelier	Léa Serna	[80]
2019	Vaujany			Julie Froetscher	[81]
2020	Dunkirk		Maïa Mazzara	Léa Serna	[82]
2021	Vaujany	Léa Serna		Lola Ghozali	[83]
2022	Cergy-Pontoise		Lorine Schild		[84]
2023	Rouen			Maïa Mazzara	[85]
2024	Vaujany	Lorine Schild	Stefania Gladki	Léa Serna	[86]
2025	Annecy	Stefania Gladki	Léa Serna	Ève Dubecq	[87]
2026	Briançon		Lorine Schild	Léa Serna	[88]

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[8]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1911	Paris	Nina Aysaguer Charles Sabouret	Simone Poujade Francis Pigueron	Mme Hounsfield Louis Magnus	[103]
1912		Anita del Monte Louis Magnus		No other competitors	[104]
1913		Simone Poujade Francis Pigueron	Simone Roussel Charles Sabouret	Mlle de Costa Louis Magnus	[105]
1914			Yvonne Bourgeois Robert George	No other competitors	[106]
1915–19	No competitions due to World War I				[8]
1920	Paris	Yvonne Bourgeois Francis Pigueron	Simone Sabouret Charles Sabouret	No other competitors	[107]
1921	Font-Romeu	Simone Sabouret Charles Sabouret	Yvonne Bourgeois Francis Pigueron	Andrée Brunet (née Joly) Pierre Brunet	[21]
1922	Paris	Yvonne Bourgeois Francis Pigueron	Simone Sabouret Charles Sabouret		[108]
1923			Andrée Brunet (née Joly) Pierre Brunet	No other competitors	[109]
1924		Andrée Brunet (née Joly) Pierre Brunet	Elvire Barbey Louis Barbey		[24]
1925					[25]
1926			Marie-Louise Brunet M. Theurnyssen		[110]
1927			Elvire Barbey Louis Barbey	Mlle Leduc M. Thurneyssen	[26]
1928				No other competitors	[111]
1929	Chamonix		Marguerite Bouvier Charles Sabouret		[28]
1930	Mont Revard		Elvire Barbey Louis Barbey	Marguerite Bouvier Charles Sabouret	[112]
1931	Font-Romeu			Lucienne Bonne Charles Sabouret	[30]
1932	Paris			Mme Rodrigues M. Rodrigues	[31]
1933				No other competitors	[113]
1934		Elvire Barbey Louis Barbey	Gaby Clericetti Jean Henrion	Mme Rodrigues M. Rodrigues	[114]
1935		Andrée Brunet (née Joly) Pierre Brunet		Elvire Barbey Louis Barbey	[34]
1936		Elvire Barbey Louis Barbey	Thérèse Blum Charles Sabouret	Simone Raquet Jacques Favart	[35]
1937		Suzy Boulesteix Jean Henrion	Simone Raquet Jacques Favart	Elvire Barbey Louis Barbey	[115]
1938				No other competitors	[100]
1939		Soumi Sakomoto Guy Pigier	Thérèse Blum Charles Sabouret		[38]
1940–41	No competitions due to World War II				[8]
1942	Paris	Denise Fayolle Guy Pigier	Claude Martin-Chauffier Jacques Favart	Mme Coudray M. Lormet	[39]
1943–45	No competitions due to World War II				[8]
1946	Paris	Denise Favart Jacques Favart	No other competitors		[40]
1947			Denise Fayolle Guy Pigier	No other competitors	[41]
1948			No other competitors		[42]
1949			Janine Lafitte Jean Vivès	No other competitors	[43]
1950			Mlle Daury M. Benier		[44]
1951		Jacqueline du Bief Tony Font	Josette Arrouet Thierry Tardy		[45]
1952			No other competitors		[46]
1953		Nadine Damien Jean Vivès	Chantal d'Orfond J.P. Levy	No other competitors	[47]
1954		Colette Tarozzi Jean Vivès	No other competitors		[8]
1955	Lyon	No pairs competitors
1956	Boulogne-Billancourt	Michèle Allard Alain Giletti	Colette Tarozzi Jean Vivès	No other competitors
1957		Colette Tarozzi Jean Vivès	No other competitors
1958		Anny Hirsch Jean Vivès
1959
1960		Micheline Joubert Philippe Pélissier
1961
1962
1963		No pairs competitors
1964		Micheline Joubert Alain Trouillet	Noëlle Santerne Yvan Le Théry	No other competitors
1965		Noëlle Santerne Yvan Le Théry	No other competitors
1966			Anny Hirsch Jean Vivès	No other competitors
1967		Fabienne Etlensperger Jean-Roland Racle	Noëlle Santerne Yvan Le Théry
1968	Lyon		Florence Cahn Jean-Pierre Rondel	Chantal Malderez Gérard Malderez
1969	Boulogne-Billancourt	Mona Szabo Pierre Szabo
1970			No other competitors
1971	Megève	Florence Cahn Jean-Roland Racle	Pascale Kovelmann Jean-Pierre Rondel	No other competitors
1972	Chamonix
1973	Strasbourg
1974	Boulogne-Billancourt			Catherine Brunet Philippe Brunet
1975	Reims	Pascale Kovelmann Jean-Roland Racle	Véronique Levan Philippe Ramon	No other competitors
1976	Asnières-sur-Seine	Caroline Verchère Jean-Pierre Rondel	Sabine Fuchs Xavier Videau	Catherine Brunet Philippe Brunet
1977	Amiens	Sabine Fuchs Xavier Videau	Catherine Brunet Philippe Brunet	Véronique Levan Philippe Ramon
1978	Belfort			No other competitors
1979	Tours
1980	Reims	Hélène Glabek Xavier Videau	Katia Dubec Xavier Douillard	Catherine Brunet Philippe Brunet
1981	Anglet	Nathalie Tortel Xavier Videau	Nathalie Borini Gilles Chauvet
1982	Asnières-sur-Seine		Cathy Gallière Lionel Delieutraz	No other competitors
1983	Bordeaux	Nathalie Tortel Xavier Douillard
1984	Megève	Sylvie Vaquero Didier Manaud	Christine Plisson Gilles Chauvet		[52]
1985	Belfort		Astrid Cordeau Guy Renault		[53]
1986	Franconville		Christine Plisson Gilles Chauvet	Céline Cloix Nicolas Desquenne	[8]
1987	Épinal	Charline Mauger Benoît Vandenberghe	Sylvie Vaquero Didier Manaud	Christine Plisson Gilles Chauvet	[54]
1988	Grenoble	Valérie Binsse Jean-Christophe Mbonyinshuti	No other competitors		[55]
1989	Caen	Surya Bonaly Benoît Vandenberghe	Valérie Binsse Jean-Christophe Mbonyinshuti	No other competitors	[8]
1990–91	No pairs competitors
1992	Colombes	Line Haddad Sylvain Privé	No other competitors
1993	Grenoble	Marie-Pierre Leray Frédéric Lipka	Sarah Abitbol Stéphane Bernadis	Line Haddad Sylvain Privé	[58]
1994	Athis-Mons	Sarah Abitbol Stéphane Bernadis	Line Haddad Sylvain Privé	Sophie Guestault François Guestault	[59]
1995	Bordeaux			Émilie Gras Frédéric Lipka	[8]
1996	Albertville			Sophie Guestault François Guestault
1997	Amiens		Sophie Guestault François Guestault	Alexandra Roger Vivien Rolland
1998	Besançon		Line Haddad Sylvain Privé		[60]
1999	Lyon		No other competitors		[61]
2000	Courchevel		Catherine Huc Vivien Rolland	No other competitors	[62]
2001	Briançon		Sabrina Lefrançois Jérôme Blanchard	Marie-Pierre Leray Nicolas Osseland	[63]
2002	Grenoble		Marie-Pierre Leray Nicolas Osseland	Lucie Stadelmann Yannick Bonheur	[64]
2003	Asnières-sur-Seine		Sabrina Lefrançois Jérôme Blanchard	Marylin Pla Yannick Bonheur	[65]
2004	Briançon	Sabrina Lefrançois Jérôme Blanchard	Marylin Pla Yannick Bonheur	No other competitors	[66]
2005	Rennes	Marylin Pla Yannick Bonheur	Coralie Zielinski Jean Louis Lacaille		[116]
2006	Besançon		Rinata Araslanova Jérôme Blanchard	Mélodie Chataigner Medhi Bouzzine	[68]
2007	Orléans		Adeline Canac Maximin Coia		[69]
2008	Megève	Adeline Canac Maximin Coia	Mélodie Chataigner Medhi Bouzzine	Camille Foucher Bruno Massot	[70]
2009	Colmar				[71]
2010	Marseille	Vanessa James Yannick Bonheur	Adeline Canac Maximin Coia	Mélodie Chataigner Medhi Bouzzine	[72]
2011	Tours	Adeline Canac Yannick Bonheur	Mélodie Chataigner Medhi Bouzzine	Anne-Laure Letscher Bruno Massot	[73]
2012	Dammarie-lès-Lys	Daria Popova Bruno Massot	Vanessa James Morgan Ciprès	Anne-Laure Letscher Artem Patlasov	[74]
2013	Strasbourg	Vanessa James Morgan Ciprès	Daria Popova Bruno Massot	No other competitors	[75]
2014	Vaujany		No other competitors		[76]
2015	Megève		Daria Popova Andrei Novoselov	No other competitors	[77]
2016	Épinal		Camille Mendoza Pavel Kovalev		[78]
2017	Caen		Lola Esbrat Andrei Novoselov	Camille Mendoza Pavel Kovalev	[79]
2018	Nantes	Lola Esbrat Andrei Novoselov	Cléo Hamon Denys Strekalin	Coline Keriven Noël-Antoine Pierre	[80]
2019	Vaujany	Vanessa James Morgan Ciprès		Camille Mendoza Pavel Kovalev	[81]
2020	Dunkirk	Cléo Hamon Denys Strekalin	Camille Mendoza Pavel Kovalev	Coline Keriven Noël-Antoine Pierre	[82]
2021	Vaujany		Coline Keriven Noël-Antoine Pierre	No other competitors	[83]
2022	Cergy-Pontoise	Camille Kovalev Pavel Kovalev			[84]
2023	Rouen		Oxana Vouillamoz Flavien Giniaux	Aurélie Faula Théo Belle	[85]
2024	Vaujany		Océane Piegad Denys Strekalin	Lori-Ann Matte Noël-Antoine Pierre	[86]
2025	Annecy		Aurélie Faula Théo Belle	Louise Ehrhard Matthis Pellegris	[87]
2026	Briançon				[88]

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[9]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1948	Paris	Jacqueline Meudec Henri Meudec	Geneviève Chamby Jacques Potin	Micheline Mercier Jean Streicher	[9]
1949–52		No ice dance competitors
1953		Claude-Gisèle Weinstein Claude Lambert	Christiane Duvois Jean-Paul Guhel	Fanny Besson André Dauger
1954		Fanny Besson Jean-Paul Guhel	Claude-Gisèle Weinstein Claude Lambert	No other competitors	[48]
1955	Lyon				[9]
1956	Paris		Christiane Elien Claude Lambert	Claude Lizieux Jacques Mer
1957	Boulogne-Billancourt			Annick de Trentinian Jacques Mer
1958		Christiane Guhel Jean-Paul Guhel	Annick de Trentinian Philippe Aumond	Bernadette Montlahuc Dominique Duchesne	[49]
1959				Armelle Flichy Pierre Brun	[9]
1960			Armelle Flichy Pierre Brun	Annick de Trentinian Jacques Mer
1961				Michèle Raisin Jean-Claude Berthet
1962				Ghislaine Houdas Francis Gamichon
1963		Armelle Flichy Pierre Brun	Ghislaine Bertrand-Houdas Francis Gamichon	Brigitte Martin Daniel Georget
1964		Ghislaine Bertrand-Houdas Pierre Brun	Brigitte Martin Francis Gamichon	No other competitors
1965		Brigitte Martin Francis Gamichon	Élyane Morand Daniel Georget
1966			No other competitors
1967			Pascale Aynes Pascal Germe	Élisabeth Bugiel Michel Bouttier
1968	Lyon	Claude Cousté Jean-Pierre Noullet	Mireille Klausner Jean-Louis Schilz	Pascale Aynes Pascal Germe
1969	Boulogne-Billancourt	Éliane Vachon-France Jean-Pierre Noullet	Anne-Claude Wolfers Roland Mars	Élisabeth Bugiel Michel Bouttier
1970	Lyon	Élisabeth Bugiel Michel Bouttier		Brigitte Ydrault Pascal Germe
1971	Boulogne-Billancourt	Anne-Claude Wolfers Roland Mars	Élisabeth Bugiel Michel Bouttier
1972	Reims		Martine Coqblin Pascal Germe	Muriel Boucher Yves Malatier
1973	Asnières-sur-Seine		Claude Cousté Éric Cousté
1974	Viry-Châtillon	Muriel Boucher Yves Malatier	Frédérique Ramlot Dominique Laurent	Marie-Joëlle Michel Frédéric Garcin
1975	Toulon	Marie-Joëlle Michel Frédéric Garcin	Muriel Boucher Yves Malatier	Frédérique Ramlot Dominique Laurent
1976	Rouen			Martine Olivier Yves Tarayre
1977	Tours	Muriel Boucher Yves Malatier	Martine Olivier Yves Tarayre	Catherine Nicod Roland Teyssot
1978	Belfort			Catherine Le Bail Pierre Béchu
1979		Martine Olivier Yves Tarayre	Nathalie Hervé Pierre Béchu	Isabelle Couquart Philippe Boissier
1980	Dijon	Nathalie Hervé Pierre Béchu	Géraldine Inghelaere Yves Tarayre	Martine Olivier Philippe Boissier
1981	Toulon		Martine Olivier Philippe Boissier	Pascale Wlachet Éric le Mercier
1982	Arcachon			Sophie Schmidt Éric Desplats
1983	Épinal			Guillemette Ferial Éric Chamoin
1984	Toulouse		Sophie Mérigot Philippe Berthe	Martine Olivier Philippe Boissier
1985	Angers	Sophie Mérigot Philippe Berthe	Martine Olivier Philippe Boissier	Isabelle Cousin Martial Mette	[53]
1986	Lyon	Isabelle Duchesnay Paul Duchesnay	Isabelle Cousin Martial Mette	Agnès Mommeja Éric Mommeja	[9]
1987	Dijon		Corinne Paliard Didier Courtois	Dominique Yvon Frédéric Palluel
1988	Lyon	Corinne Paliard Didier Courtois	Dominique Yvon Frédéric Palluel	Sophie Moniotte Pascal Lavanchy	[55]
1989	Limoges	Dominique Yvon Frédéric Palluel	Sophie Moniotte Pascal Lavanchy	Christelle Gautier Albérick Dallongeville	[9]
1990	Bordeaux	Isabelle Duchesnay Paul Duchesnay	Dominique Yvon Frédéric Palluel	Isabelle Sarech Xavier Debernis
1991	Dijon		Sophie Moniotte Pascal Lavanchy
1992	Bordeaux	Dominique Yvon Frédéric Palluel		Marina Morel Gwendal Peizerat	[57]
1993	La Roche-sur-Yon	Sophie Moniotte Pascal Lavanchy	Marina Morel Gwendal Peizerat	Irina Le Bed Alexandre Piton	[58]
1994	Rouen		Marina Anissina Gwendal Peizerat	Bérangère Nau Luc Monéger	[59]
1995	Besançon			Barbara Piton Alexandre Piton	[9]
1996	Lyon	Marina Anissina Gwendal Peizerat	Barbara Piton Alexandre Piton	Agnès Jacquemard Alexis Gayet
1997	Bordeaux		Sophie Moniotte Pascal Lavanchy	Barbara Piton Alexandre Piton
1998	Besançon			Isabelle Delobel Olivier Schoenfelder	[60]
1999	Lyon		Dominique Deniaud Martial Jaffredo		[61]
2000	Courchevel		Isabelle Delobel Olivier Schoenfelder	Alia Ouabdelsselam Benjamin Delmas	[62]
2001	Briançon				[63]
2002	Grenoble	Alia Ouabdelsselam Benjamin Delmas	Roxane Petetin Matthieu Jost	Caroline Truong Sylvain Longchambon	[64]
2003	Asnières-sur-Seine	Isabelle Delobel Olivier Schoenfelder		Nathalie Péchalat Fabian Bourzat	[65]
2004	Briançon				[66]
2005	Rennes		Nathalie Péchalat Fabian Bourzat	Eve Bentley Cédric Pernet	[67]
2006	Besançon			Pernelle Carron Matthieu Jost	[68]
2007	Orléans				[69]
2008	Megève		Pernelle Carron Matthieu Jost	Zoé Blanc Pierre-Loup Bouquet	[70]
2009	Colmar	Nathalie Péchalat Fabian Bourzat		Terra Findlay Benoît Richaud	[71]
2010	Marseille	Pernelle Carron Lloyd Jones	Zoé Blanc Pierre-Loup Bouquet	Olga Orlova Matthieu Jost	[72]
2011	Tours	Nathalie Péchalat Fabian Bourzat	Pernelle Carron Lloyd Jones	Zoé Blanc Pierre-Loup Bouquet	[73]
2012	Dammarie-lès-Lys			Tiffany Zahorski Alexis Miart	[74]
2013	Strasbourg			Sarah Robert-Sifaoui Oleksandr Liubchenko	[75]
2014	Vaujany		Gabriella Papadakis Guillaume Cizeron	Anastasia Voronkova Jérémie Flemin	[76]
2015	Megève	Gabriella Papadakis Guillaume Cizeron	Marie-Jade Lauriault Romain Le Gac	Péroline Ojardias Michael Bramante	[77]
2016	Épinal		Lorenza Alessandrini Pierre Souquet		[78]
2017	Caen		Marie-Jade Lauriault Romain Le Gac	Lorenza Alessandrini Pierre Souquet	[79]
2018	Nantes			Angélique Abachkina Louis Thauron	[80]
2019	Vaujany			Adelina Galyavieva Louis Thauron	[81]
2020	Dunkirk		Adelina Galyavieva Louis Thauron	Evgeniia Lopareva Geoffrey Brissaud	[82]
2021	Vaujany	Adelina Galyavieva Louis Thauron	Evgeniia Lopareva Geoffrey Brissaud	No other competitors	[83]
2022	Cergy-Pontoise	Gabriella Papadakis Guillaume Cizeron		Loïcia Demougeot Théo le Mercier	[84]
2023	Rouen	Evgeniia Lopareva Geoffrey Brissaud	Loïcia Demougeot Théo le Mercier	Lou Terreaux Noé Perron	[85]
2024	Vaujany			Marie Dupayage Thomas Nabais	[86]
2025	Annecy			Natacha Lagouge Arnaud Caffa	[87]
2026	Briançon	Laurence Fournier Beaudry Guillaume Cizeron	Evgeniia Lopareva Geoffrey Brissaud	Loïcia Demougeot Théo le Mercier	[88]

Notes

1. Pierre Brunet did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the French Champion.^[26]
2. Jacqueline Vaudecrane was named the 1939 French Champion because Betty Hendrickx, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Belgium.

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2011	Cergy-Pontoise	Romain Ponsart	Thomas Sosniak	Simon Hocquaux	[73]
2012	Charleville-Mézières	Noël-Antoine Pierre	Charles Tetar	Gaylord Lavoisier	[74]
2013	Épinal	Simon Hocquaux		Kévin Aymoz	[75]
2014	Wasquehal		Adrien Tesson		[76]
2015	Lyon	Kévin Aymoz		Daniel Albert Naurits	[77]
2016	Poitiers			Luc Economides	[78]
2017	Cergy-Pontoise	Adam Siao Him Fa	Maxence Collet		[79]
2018	Paris	Luc Economides	Adam Siao Him Fa	Landry Le May	[80]
2019	Viry-Châtillon	Adam Siao Him Fa	Xavier Vauclin		[81]
2020	Charleville-Mézières		Yann Frechon	Tom Bouvart	[82]
2021	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Charleville-Mézières	Corentin Spinar	François Pitot	Ian Vauclin	[84]
2023	Bordeaux	Ian Vauclin	Ilia Gogitidze	Axel Ahmed	[85]
2024	Nice	François Pitot			[86]
2025	Villard-de-Lans	Gianni Motilla		Jean Medard	[117]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2011	Cergy-Pontoise	Anaïs Ventard	Laurine Lecavelier	Léna Marrocco	[73]
2012	Charleville-Mézières		Laurianne Cirilli	Laurine Lecavelier	[74]
2013	Épinal	Laurine Lecavelier	Bahia Taleb	Nadjma Mahamoud	[75]
2014	Wasquehal	Nadjma Mahamoud	Lénaëlle Gilleron-Gorry	Laurine Lecavelier	[76]
2015	Lyon	Julie Froetscher	Léa Serna	Marina Popov	[77]
2016	Poitiers	Alizée Crozet	Julie Froetscher	Élodie Eudine	[78]
2017	Cergy-Pontoise	Sandra Ramond	Alizée Crozet	Julie Froetscher	[79]
2018	Paris	Léa Serna			[80]
2019	Viry-Châtillon	Anna Kuzmenko	Maïa Mazzara(Switzerland)	Lorine Schild	[81]
2020	Charleville-Mézières	Maïa Mazzara	Océane Piegad		[82]
2021	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Charleville-Mézières	Lola Ghozali	Lorine Schild	Ève Dubecq	[84]
2023	Bordeaux	Lorine Schild	Clemence Mayindu		[85]
2024	Nice	Stefania Gladki	Ève Dubecq	Ninon Dapoigny	[86]
2025	Villard-de-Lans	Ève Dubecq	Lily-Rose Laguerre	Louane Wolff	[117]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2011	Cergy-Pontoise	Marie Diamoneka Artem Patlasov	No other competitors		[73]
2012–16	No junior pairs competitors
2017	Cergy-Pontoise	Cléo Hamon Denys Strekalin	No other competitors		[79]
2018	Paris				[80]
2019	Viry-Châtillon		Liudmila Molchanova Remi Belmonte	No other competitors	[81]
2020	Charleville-Mézières		No other competitors		[82]
2021	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Charleville-Mézières	Oxana Vouillamoz Flavien Giniaux	Louise Ehrhard Matthis Pellegris	No other competitors	[84]
2023	Bordeaux				[85]
2024	Nice	Louise Ehrhard Matthis Pellegris	Romane Télémaque Lucas Coulon	Lise Regnier Luca Nandrot	[86]
2025	Villard-de-Lans	Romane Télémaque Lucas Coulon	Clelia Liget-Latus Allan Daniel Fisher	No other competitors	[117]

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2011	Besançon	Gabriella Papadakis Guillaume Cizeron	Géraldine Bott Neil Brown	Tiffany Zahorski Alexis Miart	[73]
2012	Charleville-Mézières	Estelle Elizabeth Romain Le Gac	Magali Leininger Maxime Caurel	Myriam Gassoumi Clément Le Molaire	[74]
2013	Épinal	Gabriella Papadakis Guillaume Cizeron	Estelle Elizabeth Romain Le Gac	Péroline Ojardias Pierre Souquet	[75]
2014	Wasquehal	Estelle Elizabeth Romain Le Gac	Angélique Abachkina Louis Thauron	Myriam Gassoumi Clément Le Molaire	[76]
2015	Lyon	Angélique Abachkina Louis Thauron	Sarah-Marine Rouffanche Geoffrey Brissaud	Adelina Galyavieva Laurent Abecassis	[77]
2016	Poitiers	Marie-Jade Lauriault Romain Le Gac	Angélique Abachkina Louis Thauron	Sarah-Marine Rouffanche Geoffrey Brissaud	[78]
2017	Cergy-Pontoise	Natacha Lagouge Corentin Rahier	Sarah-Marine Rouffanche Geoffrey Brissaud	Julia Wagret Mathieu Couyras	[79]
2018	Paris		Mathilde Viard Renan Manceaux	Loïcia Demougeot Théo le Mercier	[80]
2019	Viry-Châtillon	Loïcia Demougeot Théo le Mercier	Evgeniia Lopareva Geoffrey Brissaud	Marie Dupayage Thomas Nabais	[81]
2020	Charleville-Mézières		Lou Terreaux Noé Perron	Célina Fradji Jean-Hans Fourneaux	[82]
2021	Villard-de-Lans	Marie Dupayage Thomas Nabais	Loïcia Demougeot Théo le Mercier	Lou Terreaux Noé Perron	[83]
2022	Charleville-Mézières	Célina Fradji Jean-Hans Fourneaux	Eva Bernard Tom Jochum	Lila-Maya Seclet Monchot Martin Chardain	[84]
2023	Bordeaux	Louise Bordet Thomas Gipoulou	Célina Fradji Jean-Hans Fourneaux	Ambre Perrier Gianesini Samuel Blanc Klaperman	[85]
2024	Nice	Ambre Perrier Gianesini Samuel Blanc Klaperman		Alisa Ovsiankina Maximilien Rahier	[86]
2025	Villard-de-Lans	Célina Fradji Jean-Hans Fourneaux	Ambre Perrier Gianesini Samuel Blanc Klaperman	Dania Mouaden Théo Bigot	[117]
2026	Briançon	Ambre Perrier Gianesini Samuel Blanc Klaperman	Dania Mouaden Théo Bigot	Lou Koch Lucas Chataignoux	[88]

Records

Andrée Brunet and her husband Pierre Brunet won a record eleven French Championship titles in pair skating.

Records

Discipline	Most championship titles
	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Alain Giletti	10	1951–57;1959–61	[10]
Women's singles	Andrée Brunet (née Joly)	10	1921–30	[118]
Pairs	Andrée Brunet (née Joly) Pierre Brunet	11	1924–33;1935
Ice dance	Jean-Paul Guhel[a]	9	1954–62	[9]

Notes

1. Jean-Paul Guhel won four championship titles while partnered with Fanny Besson (1954–57) and five with Christiane Guhel (1958–62).

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Works cited

• Billouin, Alain (1999). Le livre d'or du patinage [The Golden Book of Skating] (in French). Paris: Éditions Solar. ISBN 2-263-02953-2.

External links

• French Federation of Ice Sports(in French)
• Commission Sportive Nationale de Danse sur Glace(in French)