The Quimper event, postponed by a day due to protests, smiled upon the two locals Sébastien Nédélec and Eve Le Floch.
Sunday, November 1, 2026, the Kunt race finally took place in Quimper, after being postponed by a day due to protests. Despite this change of schedule, the event retained its spirit and its audience, allowing runners to set off under particular but appreciated conditions.
It was a Quimper duo that came out on top. Sébastien Nédélec claimed victory in the men's race, while Eve Le Floch took the win in the women's race. Both knew how to leverage their knowledge of the local terrain to make the difference on the proposed courses.
The organizers had to adapt to this postponement, but the atmosphere remained on point. Participants came in large numbers and competed across varied distances, with an audience as passionate as ever about this discipline. The performance of the two winners particularly struck a chord.
This 2026 edition will therefore be remembered as a disrupted but successful weekend, where the values of effort and sharing prevailed. The people of Quimper can be proud of their representatives, who carried the local colors high on the podium.
It was a Quimper duo that came out on top. Sébastien Nédélec claimed victory in the men's race, while Eve Le Floch took the win in the women's race. Both knew how to leverage their knowledge of the local terrain to make the difference on the proposed courses.
The organizers had to adapt to this postponement, but the atmosphere remained on point. Participants came in large numbers and competed across varied distances, with an audience as passionate as ever about this discipline. The performance of the two winners particularly struck a chord.
This 2026 edition will therefore be remembered as a disrupted but successful weekend, where the values of effort and sharing prevailed. The people of Quimper can be proud of their representatives, who carried the local colors high on the podium.
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Source: Ouest-France