At just 18 years old, Breton Zoé Bihan set a new French kilometer record at the French Future Championships, adding a fourth title to her record before joining the professional ranks.
French track cycling is seeing a talent blossom. Zoé Bihan, the 18-year-old from Brittany, delivered an exceptional performance at the French Future Championships, on November 1st, 2026. By winning the kilometer, she not only secured her fourth national title among the youth, but also set a new French record in the discipline.
This victory marks a decisive step in the career of the Brittany-licensed rider. The kilometer time trial is one of the most demanding track events, requiring both explosive power and remarkable endurance. Bihan managed to combine these two qualities to cross the finish line while improving the best national mark among juniors.
Beyond personal satisfaction, this performance opens the doors to the professional world for her. Moving to the 'pros' represents the dream of many young cyclists, and Bihan seems ready to take on this new challenge. Her track record already impresses: four French championship titles, including this record that will remain in the annals.
Observers of French cycling are praising this rapid rise. The Brittany native demonstrates a surprising maturity for her age, both in her preparation and in managing competition. Her move to the professional ranks should allow her to continue this upward trajectory and confirm the promise she showed on the Hennebont track.
With this latest victory before the holidays, Zoé Bihan is turning a page and opening another. The French cycling world can now count on a new headliner, ready to shine under the spotlight of professional competition.
This victory marks a decisive step in the career of the Brittany-licensed rider. The kilometer time trial is one of the most demanding track events, requiring both explosive power and remarkable endurance. Bihan managed to combine these two qualities to cross the finish line while improving the best national mark among juniors.
Beyond personal satisfaction, this performance opens the doors to the professional world for her. Moving to the 'pros' represents the dream of many young cyclists, and Bihan seems ready to take on this new challenge. Her track record already impresses: four French championship titles, including this record that will remain in the annals.
Observers of French cycling are praising this rapid rise. The Brittany native demonstrates a surprising maturity for her age, both in her preparation and in managing competition. Her move to the professional ranks should allow her to continue this upward trajectory and confirm the promise she showed on the Hennebont track.
With this latest victory before the holidays, Zoé Bihan is turning a page and opening another. The French cycling world can now count on a new headliner, ready to shine under the spotlight of professional competition.
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Source: Ouest-France