🇺🇸 A spectacular closing under the Morgat sun yo Crozon Foil Festival

The Crozon Foil Festival 2025 came to a bright and festive end yesterday with the second round of the Downwind SUP Foil event, part of the sport’s global circuit. A total of 84 riders took off on a 31-kilometer course connecting the Port of Brézellec to the beach of Pentrez, in the Bay of Douarnenez. After a stormy start to the day, the weather cleared to reveal sunshine and perfectly oriented winds for the race. In the women’s division, local stand up paddle champion Anaïs Guyomarc’h claimed victory on home turf, ahead of Tahitian rider Naumi Eychenne. On the men’s side, Australian Kai Thompson confirmed his favorite status by winning this second round, just as he had on Tuesday. Hawaiian Finn Spencer secured second place, with Frenchman Tom Constant rounding out the podium in what proved to be a very high-level event.

Five intense days of competition and connection

From Tuesday, October 14 to Sunday, October 19, the Crozon Peninsula pulsed to the rhythm of the three major foil disciplines — surf foil, downwind foil, and dockstart pumping — with 130 participants from over 20 countries. The festival featured two spectacular downwind races, two days of foil surfing on the powerful waves of La Palue where the technical level reached new heights, and a Saturday dedicated to Dockstart Pumping contests, which drew thousands of spectators along the Morgat harbor.
The atmosphere was festive, friendly, and passionate — reflecting the spirit of the organizing club and the local community.

Champions crowned

During the awards ceremony, introduced by the Mayor of Crozon and several event partners, the overall winners of the Crozon Foil Festival — rewarding the most versatile athletes across all events — were celebrated.
Team Tahiti stood out with victories from Naumi Eychenne in the women’s division and Axel Pham in the junior boys category.
In the men’s division, Hawaiian Jeffrey Spencer narrowly edged out his younger brother Finn for the top spot.
Germany’s Marnie Bertram took second place in the overall women’s ranking and first in the junior category.

A collective success led by the Crozon Waterman Club

Once again, the Crozon Waterman Club delivered an outstanding organization.
Club President Jeff Brard and Competition Director Amaury Dormet coordinated an exceptional week with passion and precision.
Volunteers, athletes, partners, and public institutions worked hand in hand to offer a world-class sporting experience for both participants and spectators.
Representatives from the French Surfing Federation, along with the Brittany Surfing League and the Finistère Departmental Committee, praised the success of the event and the growing momentum of foil sports in France.

Looking ahead to 2026

Building on this success, the Crozon Foil Festival will return from October 13 to 18, 2026.
Supported by the French Surfing Federation, next year’s edition promises to be even more ambitious and internationally recognized, pushing the limits of foil sports and further establishing Crozon-Morgat as the Breton hub of this rapidly evolving discipline.

Women’s Results of the Day – Downwind Event (Combined Ranking from Both Rounds)

1. Anaïs Guyomarc’h – France
2. Naumi Eychenne – Polynésie française
3. Marnie Bertram – Allemagne
4. Emma Bridge – Angleterre

Men’s Results of the Day – Downwind Event (Combined Ranking from Both Rounds)

1. Kai Thompson – Australie
2. Finn Spencer – Hawaï
3. Tom Constant – France
4. Jarrod Snow – Australie

CLASSEMENTS GÉNÉRAUX COMBINÉS
(downwind, surf et dock start)

Woemen
1. Naumi Echenne (Tahiti) 2 pts
2. Bertram Marnie (Allemagne) 9 pts
3. Heliguoin Margaux (France) 15 pts
4. Servanne Galand (France) 1007 pts
5. Baxter Caitin (Australie) 1012 pts
6. Guiomarch Anaïs (France) 2000 pts
7. Mila Danguy (France) 2002 pts
8. Jette Koep (Allemagne) 2003 pts
9. Bridge Emma (Royaume-Uni) 2004 pts

Men
1. Jeffrey Spencer (Hawaï) 12 pts
2. Finn Spencer (Hawaï) 13 pts
3. Jarrod Snow (Australie) 20 pts
4. Nathan Van Vuuren (Afrique du Sud) 22 pts
5. Chucho Nonnot (Pays Bas) 23 pts
6. Axel Pham (Tahiti) 24 pts
7. Luke Atkinson (Australie) 32 pts
8. Kai Thomson (Australie) 35 pts
9. Benoit Carpentier (France) 43 pts
10. Tom Auber (France) 52 pts
11. Kahi Munos (Tahiti) 66 pts
12. Romain Geffroy (France) 67 pts
13. Kerahu Thibaud (Tahiti) 70 pts
14. Valentin Gravot (France) 72 pts
15. Yann Quilfen (France) 90 pts
16. Julien Goret (France) 102 pts
17. Martin Barbier (France) 112 pts
18. Gaspard Meric (France) 117 pts
19. Tytouan Le Buhe (France) 122 pts
20. Guillaume Caudal (France) 129 pts
21. Nathan Amizet (France) 152 pts
22. Cash Berzola (Hawaii) 1007 pts
23. Tom Constant (France) 1022 pts
24. Guy Bridge (Royaume-Uni) 1023 pts
25. Mamadou Romuald (France) 1026 pts
26. Mann Jonathan (Pays Bas) 1032 pts
27. Gordonn Richard (USA) 1037 pts
28. Martin Letourneur (France) 1037 pts
29. De Bruyn Kjell (Belgique) 1038 pts
30. Swan Habelt (Tahiti) 1054 pts
31. Marceau Goutteux (France) 1056 pts
32. Clement Beaumont (France) 1058 pts
33. Romain Bourge (France) 1060 pts
34. Jack Ho (Hawaii) 1066 pts
35. Benjamin May (Allemagne) 1069 pts
36. Gregory Closier (France) 1071 pts
37. Félix D’arboussier (France) 1074 pts
38. Axel Gerard (France) 1075 pts
39. Pierre Yves Durand (France) 1075 pts
40. Valentin Audin (France) 1081 pts
41. César Filipi (France) 1087 pts
42. Victor Guen (France) 1087 pts
43. Julien Laderriere (France) 1106 pts
44. Clement Roseyro (France) 2003 pts
45. Tom Earl (Royaume Uni) 2005 pts
46. Goyard Thomas (France) 2007 pts
47. Keoni Van Der Bij (France) 2009 pts
47. Léo-Paul Etienne (France) 2009 pts
47. Thibault Raimond (France) 2009 pts
47. Irwin Rouch (France) 2009 pts
51. Janin Alexandre (France) 2011 pts
52. Victor Habudzik (France) 2013 pts
53. Axmann Philippe (France) 2014 pts
54. Rozier Paul (France) 2016 pts
55. Titouan Tournus (France) 2017 pts
55. Tuaiva Brothers (Tahiti) 2017 pts
55. Julian Hünting (Allemagne) 2017 pts
55. Anthony Le Sant (France) 2017 pts
59. Matthieu Etxebarne (France) 2019 pts
60. Krongaard Karsten (Danemark) 2023 pts
61. Jinvresse Boris (France) 2025 pts
62. Nicolas Garcia (Espagne) 2026 pts
63. Kemmoun Victor (France) 2030 pts
64. Courdier Florian (France) 2033 pts
64. Le Mi (France) 2033 pts
64. Gaetan Lamour (France) 2033 pts
67. Leroux Clovis (France) 2034 pts
68. Snow Adam (Australie) 2035 pts
69. Mikel De La Masa (Espagne) 2036 pts
70. Lefevre Gauthier (France) 2037 pts
71. Marin Gueguen (France) 2038 pts
72. Goyard Nicolas (France) 2039 pts
72. Lois Jan (France) 2039 pts
72. Youn Dazy (France) 2039 pts
72. Guirec BOULET (France) 2039 pts
76. Wiley Cole (USA) 2041 pts
77. Pugliese Francisco (Argentine) 2043 pts
78. Harjes Malte (Allemagne) 2044 pts
79. Rhett Bonner (USA) 2046 pts
80. Floris Figues (France) 2047 pts
81. Stahr Jan (Allemagne) 2048 pts
82. Flanagan Tyler (Afrique du Sud) 2050 pts
83. Gregory Renoncourt (France) 2051 pts
84. Vernack William (France) 2052 pts
85. Erwan Pannetier (France) 2054 pts
85. Maxime Hainneville (France) 2054 pts
87. Eliott Bry (France) 2057 pts
88. Thierry Chabagny (France) 2058 pts
89. Boudia Richard (France) 2060 pts
90. Francois Prevost (France) 2061 pts
91. Lilian Mercier (France) 2063 pts
92. Erwan Tabarly (France) 2064 pts
93. Valentin Tiffreau (France) 2066 pts
94. Brice Couprie (France) 2067 pts
94. Christophe Guerin (France) 2067 pts
94. Pierre Le Boucher (France) 2067 pts
94. Edouard Dudore (France) 2067 pts
94. Mathieu Raimond (France) 2067 pts
94. Louis Moriniere (France) 2067 pts
94. Gergo Sulymosi (Pays Bas) 2067 pts
94. Christian Dettrich (Suède) 2067 pts
94. Pierre Le Fort (France) 2067 pts
94. David Amemoutou (France) 2067 pts
94. Arnaud Courdille (France) 2067 pts

Full rankings and results available here