The Presqu’île Crozon Foil Festival 2026 came to a fantastic close on Sunday in Camaret-sur-Mer, with a final day dedicated to Pump Foil and the French Championship of the discipline. For this ultimate stage of the competition, the harbor docks transformed into a lively event village, bringing together exhibitors, enthusiasts, and spectators who came to cheer on the top French and international riders.
At the heart of the town, visitors explored booths from Armstrong, AFS, Flitelab*, Duotone, Foil Drive, Axis, Ketos, Lokefoil, as well as Quiver Place and Manéo Opticiens. A central stage with two MCs kept the energy high throughout the day. Over 2,000 visitors attended the events and enjoyed the final day of competition. On the water, riders battled in a discipline as demanding physically as it is spectacular to watch, where technique, rhythm, and the ability to keep the foil flying make all the difference.
Camaret-sur-Mer, the setting for a spectacular final
At 8:00 AM, competitors gathered at the Camaret-sur-Mer harbor master’s office for the briefing. After several days of competition across the Crozon peninsula, the festival shifted scenery to the charming port of Camaret, whose docks provided an ideal venue for the Pump Foil finals.
From 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, riders competed in qualifying rounds on a course laid out right in front of the event village. Competitors launched in groups of four from specially installed pontoons. Their goal was to reach an offshore buoy, round it, and head back to cross the finish arch. The fastest times qualified for the final stages, which were then contested head-to-head in a one-on-one format. This layout was particularly thrilling for spectators, who could follow the close battles right from the quays.
Titouan Tournus Dominates the men’s competition
In the men’s division, SFT world vice-champion Titouan Tournus made a strong impression with his speed and technical mastery. Dominant throughout the heats, he claimed first place in the competition’s overall standings and secured the title of French Pump Foil Champion. In the overall event ranking, he finished ahead of Tahitian Haunui Haumani, Australian Kai Thomson, and local youngster Thibaut Raimon from the Crozon Waterman Club.
1 – Titouan Tournus
2 – Haunui Haumani
3 – Kai Thomson
4 – Thibaut Raimon
In the French Championship standings, Titouan Tournus retained the top spot ahead of Thibaut Raimon. The podium was rounded out by Tuaiva Brothers, while Romain Geoffroy finished in fourth place. This double performance capped off a perfectly executed day by the rider, who looked remarkably comfortable in direct head-to-head match-ups where every pump and quick restart could decide the outcome.
1 – Titouan Tournus
2 – Thibaut Raimon
3 – Tuaiva Brothers
4 – Romain Geoffroy
Marnie Bertram confirms her incredible domination
In the women’s event, young German rider Marnie Bertram once again proved the depth of her talent by winning the overall event classification. Following her victories in downwind SUP foil, she wrapped up the festival with another triumph—benefiting in part from a fall by Tahitian rider Naumi Eychenne—confirming her versatility and impressive progress. Behind her, Milla Danguy delivered a standout performance, finishing ahead of Manon Dupé and Naumi Eychenne, who took third and fourth places respectively in the women’s event.
1 – Marnie Bertram
2 – Milla Danguy
3 – Manon Dupé
4 – Naumi Eychenne
French Riders in the spotlight across classifications
This national title marks an important milestone for French Pump Foil and rewards the commitment of Yvanna Vourron, a regular competitor on the circuit. This rapidly expanding discipline awarded second place in the French Championship to Melody Fernandez, ahead of Lea Mason and Aurélie Gay.
1 – Yvanna Vourron
2 – Melody Fernandez
3 – Lea Mason
4 – Aurélie Gay
In the youth category, Thibaut Raimon took first place ahead of Antonin Piton, Hugo Babilon, and Maël Périe, highlighting the vitality of the next generation of French talent in this demanding discipline.
1 – Thibaut Raimon
2 – Antonin Piton
3 – Hugo Babilon
4 – Maël Périe
A festive final day to wrap up the festival
At 4:00 PM, competitors gathered for the awards ceremony for the French Pump Foil Championship and overall event rankings. The presentation celebrated the day’s winners and brought several days of international competition to a formal close. The celebrations continued at 5:00 PM with a live concert by the rock band Psycho, giving spectators, athletes, and event teams one last opportunity to come together along the docks of Camaret-sur-Mer.
Following days of Surf Foil, downwind SUP foil, and Pump Foil, the Presqu’île Crozon Foil Festival 2026 concluded on a high note blending athletic excellence and celebration. Combining elite performances, national titles, and a festive atmosphere, this edition once again showcased the diversity and dynamism of both the French and international foil scenes.
