The Vélodrome de Bretagne in Loudéac (Côtes-d'Armor) hosts this Friday, October 30, 2026, the third day of the French National Track Cycling Championships reserved for young talents.
The world of French track cycling gathers this Friday, October 30, 2026, at the Vélodrome de Bretagne, located in Loudéac in the Côtes-d'Armor, for the third day of the French National Championships for Future Stars. This national competition brings together promising young cyclists from across the Hexagon, providing an essential showcase for tomorrow's talents.
This competition represents a crucial step in the journey of young track cyclists. The participants, generally aged 17 to 22, have the opportunity to compete against the best in various disciplines including sprint, pursuit, keirin, and scratch. The performances achieved during these Championships are often an indicator of future professional careers.
The Vélodrome de Bretagne, inaugurated several years ago, has established itself as a reference venue for track cycling in France. Its quality facilities allow athletes to develop their potential under optimal conditions, regularly attracting national and international events.
The results of this third day will enable observers and national selectors to identify the most promising cyclists for upcoming events. These Championships also represent a highlight for families and cycling enthusiasts from the Brittany region, who can cheer on future champions.
The competitors present in Loudéac hope to make their mark and join the ranks of the great names in French track cycling, following in the footsteps of the legends who have made this discipline famous on the world stage.
This competition represents a crucial step in the journey of young track cyclists. The participants, generally aged 17 to 22, have the opportunity to compete against the best in various disciplines including sprint, pursuit, keirin, and scratch. The performances achieved during these Championships are often an indicator of future professional careers.
The Vélodrome de Bretagne, inaugurated several years ago, has established itself as a reference venue for track cycling in France. Its quality facilities allow athletes to develop their potential under optimal conditions, regularly attracting national and international events.
The results of this third day will enable observers and national selectors to identify the most promising cyclists for upcoming events. These Championships also represent a highlight for families and cycling enthusiasts from the Brittany region, who can cheer on future champions.
The competitors present in Loudéac hope to make their mark and join the ranks of the great names in French track cycling, following in the footsteps of the legends who have made this discipline famous on the world stage.
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Source: Ouest-France