The off-road running competition at Eki'Gesnes crowned Saturday evening the local Masters gesnois team in the relay marathon, while François Drouet claimed the 25-kilometer trail.
The small commune of Gesnes was buzzing with sporting competition this Saturday, October 31, 2026. In the late afternoon, the participants of the Eki'Gesnes gave their best during this off-road running event that attracts athletes from the region every year.
In the relay marathon, it was the local Masters gesnois team that came out on top. The relay runners managed to maintain a sustained pace throughout the event, demonstrating great coordination and remarkable endurance. This home victory rewards the collective work and commitment of these passionate amateur athletes.
In the 25-kilometer trail category, it was François Drouet, representing the LMA 72 club, who crossed the finish line first. The runner managed his effort on this demanding distance, imposing a pace that his competitors could not match. This performance demonstrates his physical fitness and experience on hilly terrain.
Eki'Gesnes once again confirms its role as an essential meeting point for running enthusiasts in the region. The event, which combines relay events and individual races, offers participants of various profiles the opportunity to compete in friendly conditions. Spectators present throughout the day were able to encourage competitors on a course suited to different levels.
These results close out a season rich in emotions for local athletes, who can now prepare for the upcoming events with confidence.
In the relay marathon, it was the local Masters gesnois team that came out on top. The relay runners managed to maintain a sustained pace throughout the event, demonstrating great coordination and remarkable endurance. This home victory rewards the collective work and commitment of these passionate amateur athletes.
In the 25-kilometer trail category, it was François Drouet, representing the LMA 72 club, who crossed the finish line first. The runner managed his effort on this demanding distance, imposing a pace that his competitors could not match. This performance demonstrates his physical fitness and experience on hilly terrain.
Eki'Gesnes once again confirms its role as an essential meeting point for running enthusiasts in the region. The event, which combines relay events and individual races, offers participants of various profiles the opportunity to compete in friendly conditions. Spectators present throughout the day were able to encourage competitors on a course suited to different levels.
These results close out a season rich in emotions for local athletes, who can now prepare for the upcoming events with confidence.
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Source: Ouest-France