French Figure Skating Championships

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The French Figure Skating Championships (French: Championnats de France de patinage artistique) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the French Federation of Ice Sports (French: Fédération Française des Sports de Glace) to crown the national champions of France. The first official French Championships were held in 1908 in Chamonix. The competition, exclusively for men, consisted of special figures and free skating; Louis Magnus was the winner. A competition for women was added the next year, pair skating was added in 1911, and ice dance in 1948. The championships were interrupted during both World War I and World War II.

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CountryFrance France
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French Figure Skating Championships
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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryFrance France
Inaugurated1908
Organized byFrench Federation of Ice Sports
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Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels, although not every discipline may be held every year due to a lack of participants. Alain Giletti currently holds the record for winning the most French Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), while Andrée Brunet (née Joly) holds the record in women's singles (also with ten). Andrée Brunet also holds the record in pair skating with her husband Pierre Brunet (with eleven), while Jean-Paul Guhel holds the record in ice dance (with nine), although these were not all won with the same partner.

History

Ice skating was first popularized in France during the mid-19th century, when the French could often be seen skating along the canals of Versailles, the Glacière de Gentilly, the Lac d'Enghien, the Ourcq Canal, the ponds of Villette, and the lakes at the Bois de Boulogne. The first skating club in Paris, the Cercle des patineurs, was founded in 1865,[1] and the first artificial ice rink, the Pôle Nord on the Avenue de Clichy, in 1892.[2] France's second ice rink, the Palais de Glace, was constructed from 1893 to 1894 along the Champs-Élysées in Paris,[2] and allowed for figure skating, speed skating, and ice hockey.[3] The French Federation of Ice Sports (French: Fédération Française des Sports de Glace) – originally known as the Union des Fédérations Françaises des Sports de Glace – was founded in 1903 to oversee all winter sports in France except for skiing.[4] In 1908, the organization was renamed the Fédération Française des Sports d'Hiver, and it oversaw figure skating, ice dance, speed skating, bobsleigh, curling, and ice hockey.[4] The first official figure skating championship event for men was held in 1908 in Chamonix. It featured special figures and free skating; Louis Magnus was the winner.[5] A separate event for women was held the next year in Paris;[6] Yvonne Lacroix won the event.[7] Championships in pair skating debuted in 1911,[8] and ice dance in 1948.[9]

No competitions were held from 1915 to 1919 due to World War I, nor from 1940 to 1941 and from 1943 to 1945 owing to the German occupation of France during World War II.[10] After the liberation of France in 1945,[11] championships returned, and have since been held without interruption. The 2021 French Championships, originally scheduled to be held in December 2020, were at first cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic,[12] but were later reinstated and held in February 2021 in Vaujany.[13]

Senior medalists

Evgeniia Lopareva and Geoffrey Brissaud at the 2024 World Championships
Kévin Aymoz at the 2025 Skate America
Léa Serna at the 2019 Internationaux de France
Vanessa James and Morgan Ciprès at the 2016 Trophée de France
From left to right: Evgeniia Lopareva and Geoffrey Brissaud, three-time French champions in ice dance; Kévin Aymoz, seven-time French champion in men's singles; Léa Serna, three-time French champion in women's singles; and Vanessa James and Morgan Ciprès, six-time French champions in pair skating

Men's singles

More information Year, Location ...
Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold[10] Silver Bronze Ref.
1908 Chamonix Louis Magnus M. Lacroix Charles Sabouret [5]
1909 M. Marcilly-Saint-Mars Lucien Trugard [14]
1910 Paris Francis Pigueron [15]
1911 Albert Heidé [16]
1912 Lucien Trugard Charles Sabouret [17]
1913 Francis Pigueron Lucien Trugard André Malinet [18]
1914 José Carvajal United Kingdom Basil Williams (Great Britain) [19]
1915–19 No competitions due to World War I [10]
1920 Paris Francis Pigueron Adolphe Dinesmann André Malinet [20]
1921 Font-Romeu Pierre Brunet Charles Sabouret [21]
1922 Paris Adolphe Dinesmann [22]
1923 Chamonix [23]
1924 Paris Pierre Brunet Georges Torchon No other competitors [24]
1925 Louis Barbey Stéphane Rodriguès-Henriquès [25]
1926 Pierre Brunet[a] No other competitors [26]
1927 Pierre Brunet Jean Henrion Georges Torchon
1928 Louis Barbey [27]
1929 Chamonix Charles Sabouret No other competitors [28]
1930 Mont Revard Jean Henrion Stéphane Rodriguès-Henriquès [29]
1931 Font-Romeu Georges Torchon [30]
1932 Paris Jean Henrion Pierre Brunet Georges Torchon [31]
1933 Georges Torchon Gérard Rodriguès-Henriquès [32]
1934 Chamonix Gérard Rodriguès-Henriquès No other competitors [33]
1935 Paris Jacques Favart [34]
1936 Gérard Rodriguès-Henriquès [35]
1937 No other competitors [36]
1938 [37]
1939 Tony Font [38]
1940–41 No competitions due to World War II [10]
1942 Paris Jacques Favart Guy Pigier Paul Gaudin [39]
1943–45 No competitions due to World War II [10]
1946 Paris Paul Gaudin Tony Font Guy Pigier [40]
1947 Guy Pigier Jean Vivès [41]
1948 No men's competitors [42]
1949 Tony Font Jean Vivès No other competitors [43]
1950 [44]
1951 Alain Giletti [45]
1952 [46]
1953 [47]
1954 Alain Calmat [48]
1955 Lyon [10]
1956 Boulogne-Billancourt
1957
1958 Paris Alain Calmat Alain Giletti [49]
1959 Boulogne-Billancourt Alain Giletti Alain Calmat [10]
1960
1961 Robert Dureville
1962 Alain Calmat Robert Dureville Alain Trouillet
1963 Philippe Pélissier [50]
1964 [10]
1965 Patrick Péra [51]
1966 Patrick Péra Philippe Pélissier [10]
1967
1968 Lyon Philippe Pélissier Jacques Mrozek
1969 Boulogne-Billancourt
1970 Jacques Mrozek Didier Gailhaguet
1971 Megève
1972 Chamonix Didier Gailhaguet Willy Bargauan
1973 Strasbourg Jacques Mrozek Pascal Delorme Christophe Boyadjian
1974 Boulogne-Billancourt Didier Gailhaguet Gilles Beyer
1975 Reims Gilles Beyer Jean-Christophe Simond
1976 Asnières-sur-Seine Jean-Christophe Simond Christophe Boyadjian
1977 Amiens Pierre Lamine Gilles Beyer
1978 Belfort Gilles Beyer Michel Lotz Christophe Boyadjian
1979 Tours Jean-Christophe Simond Patrice Macrez
1980 Reims Patrice Macrez Gilles Beyer
1981 Anglet Didier Monge
1982 Asnières-sur-Seine Philippe Paulet
1983 Bordeaux Laurent Depouilly Fernand Fédronic
1984 Megève [52]
1985 Belfort Fernand Fédronic Philippe Roncoli Laurent Depouilly [53]
1986 Franconville Laurent Depouilly Frédéric Harpagès [10]
1987 Épinal Philippe Roncoli Frédéric Harpagès Fernand Fédronic [54]
1988 Grenoble Frédéric Lipka Axel Médéric [55]
1989 Caen Axel Médéric Éric Millot Nicolas Pétorin [10]
1990 Annecy Éric Millot Philippe Candeloro Frédéric Harpagès
1991 Reims Nicolas Pétorin [56]
1992 Colombes Nicolas Pétorin Philippe Candeloro [57]
1993 Grenoble Philippe Candeloro Nicolas Pétorin [58]
1994 Athis-Mons Philippe Candeloro Éric Millot Thierry Cérez [59]
1995 Bordeaux [10]
1996 Albertville
1997 Amiens Thierry Cérez Laurent Tobel
1998 Besançon Thierry Cérez Laurent Tobel Gabriel Monnier [60]
1999 Lyon Laurent Tobel Vincent Restencourt Thierry Cérez [61]
2000 Courchevel Stanick Jeannette Gabriel Monnier Vincent Restencourt [62]
2001 Briançon Frédéric Dambier [63]
2002 Grenoble Gabriel Monnier Brian Joubert [64]
2003 Asnières-sur-Seine Brian Joubert Stanick Jeannette Frédéric Dambier [65]
2004 Briançon Frédéric Dambier Stanick Jeannette [66]
2005 Rennes Samuel Contesti [67]
2006 Besançon Samuel Contesti Alban Préaubert [68]
2007 Orléans Yannick Ponsero Samuel Contesti [69]
2008 Megève Alban Préaubert [70]
2009 Colmar Yannick Ponsero Florent Amodio [71]
2010 Marseille Florent Amodio Yannick Ponsero [72]
2011 Tours Brian Joubert Florent Amodio [73]
2012 Dammarie-lès-Lys Chafik Besseghier [74]
2013 Strasbourg Florent Amodio Chafik Besseghier Romain Ponsart [75]
2014 Vaujany Brian Joubert Chafik Besseghier [76]
2015 Megève Romain Ponsart [77]
2016 Épinal Chafik Besseghier Florent Amodio Simon Hocquaux [78]
2017 Caen Kévin Aymoz Chafik Besseghier Romain Ponsart [79]
2018 Nantes Chafik Besseghier Kévin Aymoz [80]
2019 Vaujany Kévin Aymoz Adam Siao Him Fa Adrien Tesson [81]
2020 Dunkirk Romain Ponsart [82]
2021 Vaujany [83]
2022 Cergy-Pontoise Luc Economides [84]
2023 Rouen Adam Siao Him Fa Kévin Aymoz François Pitot [85]
2024 Vaujany Luc Economides [86]
2025 Annecy Kévin Aymoz François Pitot Luc Economides [87]
2026 Briançon Adam Siao Him Fa [88]
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Women's singles

More information Year, Location ...
Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold[6] Silver Bronze Ref.
1909 Paris Yvonne Lacroix Anita Nahmias No other competitors [7]
1910 Anita Nahmias No other competitors [89]
1911 Simone Poujade [90]
1912 Anita Del Monte-Nahmias Simone Poujade No other competitors [91]
1913 Simone Poujade Anita Del Monte-Nahmias [92]
1914 Yvonne Bourgeois [93]
1915–19 No competitions due to World War I [6]
1920 No women's competitors
1921 Font-Romeu Andrée Brunet (née Joly) Yvonne Bourgeois Simone Sabouret [21]
1922 Paris No other competitors [94]
1923 Font-Romeu [95]
1924 Paris No other competitors [96]
1925 Gaby Clericetti (née Barbey) No other competitors [25]
1926 Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer) [97]
1927 No other competitors [26]
1928 Gaby Clericetti (née Barbey) Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer) [98]
1929 Chamonix Jacqueline Brown Marguerite Bouvier [28]
1930 Mont Revard No other competitors [29]
1931 Font-Romeu Gaby Clericetti (née Barbey) Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer) Jacqueline Vaudecrane [30]
1932 Paris Jacqueline Vaudecrane Pierrette Vivès [31]
1933 [99]
1934 Chamonix Janine Garanger (née Hagenauer) Jacqueline Vaudecrane [33]
1935 Paris Jacqueline Vaudecrane No other competitors [34]
1936 Mlle Schweigh [35]
1937 Jacqueline Vaudecrane Gaby Clericetti (née Barbey) Colette Diot [36]
1938 [100]
1939 Belgium Betty Hendrickx (Belgium)[b] Jacqueline Vaudecrane[b] Belgium Micheline Lannoy (Belgium) [38]
1940–41 No competitions due to World War II [6]
1942 Paris Denise Fayolle Denise Gaudin Claude Martin-Chauffier [39]
1943–45 No competitions due to World War II [6]
1946 Paris Denise Fayolle Jacqueline du Bief Janine Lafitte [40]
1947 Jacqueline du Bief Denise Fayolle Claude Martin-Chauffier [41]
1948 Liliane Caffin-Madaule No other competitors [42]
1949 Colette Laurendeau [43]
1950 [44]
1951 Nadine Damien Josette Arrouet [101]
1952 Christiane Moreux Claude Baury [46]
1953 Liliane Caffin-Madaule Nadine Damien [47]
1954 Maryvonne Huet Gilberte Naboudet [102]
1955 Lyon Michèle Allard [6]
1956 Boulogne-Billancourt Michèle Allard Dany Rigoulot
1957 Maryvonne Huet Corinne Altmann No other competitors
1958 Dany Rigoulot Nicole Erdos Nicole Hassler [49]
1959 Nicole Hassler Corinne Altmann [6]
1960 Nicole Hassler Danièle Giraud No other competitors
1961 Dany Rigoulot Nicole Hassler Danièle Giraud
1962 Nicole Hassler Danièle Giraud Laurence Berjoan
1963 Micheline Joubert Geneviève Burdel
1964 Denise Neanne
1965 Sylvaine Duban Denise Neanne [51]
1966 Micheline Joubert [6]
1967 Sylvaine Duban
1968 Lyon Joëlle Cartaux
1969 Boulogne-Billancourt Joëlle Cartaux Arielle Contamine Christiane Duchatel
1970 Elisabeth Louesdon
1971 Megève Marie-Claude Bierre Marie-Hèlène Panet
1972 Chamonix Marie-Claude Bierre Joëlle Cartaux
1973 Strasbourg Christine Strohl Dominique Faure
1974 Boulogne-Billancourt Marie-Hélène Panet Sabine Fuchs
1975 Reims Sabine Fuchs Marie-Reine Le Gougne
1976 Asnières-sur-Seine Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy Sylvie Doulat
1977 Amiens Marie-Reine Le Gougne
1978 Belfort Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy Isabelle Deneux Sophie Bojé
1979 Tours Cécile Antonelli Véronique Lamarque
1980 Reims Béatrice Farinacci
1981 Anglet Cécile Antonelli Béatrice Farinacci Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy
1982 Asnières-sur-Seine Béatrice Farinacci Anne-Sophie de Kristoffy Sophie Cuissot
1983 Bordeaux Agnès Gosselin Béatrice Farinacci
1984 Megève Nathalie Duquesne [52]
1985 Belfort Florence Copp Nathalie Duquesne [53]
1986 Franconville [6]
1987 Épinal Florence Albert Florence Copp [54]
1988 Grenoble Claude Péri Sandrine Bache [55]
1989 Caen Surya Bonaly Sandra Garde [6]
1990 Annecy Laëtitia Hubert
1991 Reims Cécile Tribolet [56]
1992 Colombes Marie-Pierre Leray [57]
1993 Grenoble Marie-Pierre Leray Laëtitia Hubert [58]
1994 Athis-Mons [59]
1995 Bordeaux [6]
1996 Albertville Véronique Fleury Malika Tahir
1997 Amiens Vanessa Gusméroli Gwenaëlle Julien
1998 Besançon Laëtitia Hubert Surya Bonaly Vanessa Gusméroli [60]
1999 Lyon Vanessa Gusméroli Christelle Miro [61]
2000 Courchevel Vanessa Gusméroli Gwenaëlle Julien Julie Cortial [62]
2001 Briançon Laëtitia Hubert Christelle Miro [63]
2002 Grenoble Anne-Sophie Calvez [64]
2003 Asnières-sur-Seine Candice Didier Anne-Sophie Calvez Christelle Miro [65]
2004 Briançon Gwendoline Didier [66]
2005 Rennes Nadège Bobillier Laura Dutertre [67]
2006 Besançon Céline Lacour [68]
2007 Orléans Anne-Sophie Calvez Candice Didier [69]
2008 Megève Gwendoline Didier Chloé Dépouilly Julie Cagnon [70]
2009 Colmar Candice Didier Maé-Bérénice Méité Sandra Sitbon [71]
2010 Marseille Léna Marrocco Gwendoline Didier [72]
2011 Tours Yrétha Silété Lénaëlle Gilleron-Gorry Maé-Bérénice Méité [73]
2012 Dammarie-lès-Lys Maé-Bérénice Méité Anaïs Ventard [74]
2013 Strasbourg Anaïs Ventard Laurine Lecavelier [75]
2014 Vaujany Maé-Bérénice Méité Laurine Lecavelier Anaïs Ventard [76]
2015 Megève Léa Serna [77]
2016 Épinal Alizée Crozet [78]
2017 Caen Laurine Lecavelier Maé-Bérénice Méité [79]
2018 Nantes Maé-Bérénice Méité Laurine Lecavelier Léa Serna [80]
2019 Vaujany Julie Froetscher [81]
2020 Dunkirk Maïa Mazzara Léa Serna [82]
2021 Vaujany Léa Serna Lola Ghozali [83]
2022 Cergy-Pontoise Lorine Schild [84]
2023 Rouen Maïa Mazzara [85]
2024 Vaujany Lorine Schild Stefania Gladki Léa Serna [86]
2025 Annecy Stefania Gladki Léa Serna Ève Dubecq [87]
2026 Briançon Lorine Schild Léa Serna [88]
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Pairs

More information Year, Location ...
Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold[8] Silver Bronze Ref.
1911 Paris
  • Simone Poujade
  • Francis Pigueron
[103]
1912
No other competitors [104]
1913
  • Simone Poujade
  • Francis Pigueron
[105]
1914
  • Yvonne Bourgeois
  • Robert George
 No other competitors [106]
1915–19 No competitions due to World War I [8]
1920 Paris
  • Yvonne Bourgeois
  • Francis Pigueron
No other competitors [107]
1921 Font-Romeu
  • Yvonne Bourgeois
  • Francis Pigueron
 [21]
1922 Paris
  • Yvonne Bourgeois
  • Francis Pigueron
[108]
1923 No other competitors [109]
1924 [24]
1925 [25]
1926
  • Marie-Louise Brunet
  • M. Theurnyssen
 [110]
1927
  • Mlle Leduc
  • M. Thurneyssen
 [26]
1928 No other competitors [111]
1929 Chamonix
[28]
1930 Mont Revard
[112]
1931 Font-Romeu
[30]
1932 Paris
  • Mme Rodriguès
  • M. Rodriguès
 [31]
1933 No other competitors [113]
1934
  • Mme Rodriguès
  • M. Rodriguès
 [114]
1935 [34]
1936
[35]
1937
[115]
1938 No other competitors [100]
1939
  • Soumi Sakomoto
  • Guy Pigier
[38]
1940–41 No competitions due to World War II [8]
1942 Paris
  • Denise Fayolle
  • Guy Pigier
  • Mme Coudray
  • M. Lormet
 [39]
1943–45 No competitions due to World War II [8]
1946 Paris No other competitors [40]
1947
  • Denise Fayolle
  • Guy Pigier
 No other competitors [41]
1948 No other competitors [42]
1949
  • Janine Lafitte
  • Jean Vivès
 No other competitors [43]
1950
  • Mlle Daury
  • M. Benier
 [44]
1951
  • Josette Arrouet
  • Thierry Tardy
 [45]
1952 No other competitors [46]
1953
  • Nadine Damien
  • Jean Vivès
  • Chantal d'Orfond
  • J.P. Levy
 No other competitors [47]
1954
  • Colette Tarozzi
  • Jean Vivès
 No other competitors [8]
1955 Lyon No pairs competitors
1956 Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Colette Tarozzi
  • Jean Vivès
 No other competitors
1957
  • Colette Tarozzi
  • Jean Vivès
 No other competitors
1958
  • Anny Hirsch
  • Jean Vivès
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963 No pairs competitors
1964
  • Noëlle Santerne
  • Yvan Le Théry
 No other competitors
1965
  • Noëlle Santerne
  • Yvan Le Théry
 No other competitors
1966
  • Anny Hirsch
  • Jean Vivès
 No other competitors
1967
  • Noëlle Santerne
  • Yvan Le Théry
1968 Lyon
  • Chantal Malderez
  • Gérard Malderez
1969 Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Mona Szabo
  • Pierre Szabo
1970 No other competitors
1971 Megève
  • Pascale Kovelmann
  • Jean-Pierre Rondel
 No other competitors
1972 Chamonix
1973 Strasbourg
1974 Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
1975 Reims
  • Véronique Levan
  • Philippe Ramon
 No other competitors
1976 Asnières-sur-Seine
  • Caroline Verchère
  • Jean-Pierre Rondel
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
1977 Amiens
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
  • Véronique Levan
  • Philippe Ramon
1978 Belfort No other competitors
1979 Tours
1980 Reims
  • Katia Dubec
  • Xavier Douillard
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
1981 Anglet
  • Nathalie Borini
  • Gilles Chauvet
1982 Asnières-sur-Seine
  • Cathy Gallière
  • Lionel Delieutraz
 No other competitors
1983 Bordeaux
  • Nathalie Tortel
  • Xavier Douillard
1984 Megève
  • Sylvie Vaquero
  • Didier Manaud
  • Christine Plisson
  • Gilles Chauvet
 [52]
1985 Belfort
  • Astrid Cordeau
  • Guy Renault
 [53]
1986 Franconville
  • Christine Plisson
  • Gilles Chauvet
  • Céline Cloix
  • Nicolas Desquenne
 [8]
1987 Épinal
  • Charline Mauger
  • Benoît Vandenberghe
  • Sylvie Vaquero
  • Didier Manaud
  • Christine Plisson
  • Gilles Chauvet
 [54]
1988 Grenoble
  • Valérie Binsse
  • Jean-Christophe Mbonyinshuti
 No other competitors [55]
1989 Caen
  • Valérie Binsse
  • Jean-Christophe Mbonyinshuti
 No other competitors [8]
1990–91 No pairs competitors
1992 Colombes No other competitors
1993 Grenoble [58]
1994 Athis-Mons
  • Sophie Guestault
  • François Guestault
 [59]
1995 Bordeaux
[8]
1996 Albertville
  • Sophie Guestault
  • François Guestault
1997 Amiens
  • Sophie Guestault
  • François Guestault
  • Alexandra Roger
  • Vivien Rolland
1998 Besançon [60]
1999 Lyon No other competitors [61]
2000 Courchevel
  • Catherine Huc
  • Vivien Rolland
 No other competitors [62]
2001 Briançon [63]
2002 Grenoble
[64]
2003 Asnières-sur-Seine [65]
2004 Briançon No other competitors [66]
2005 Rennes
  • Coralie Zielinski
  • Jean Louis Lacaille
 [116]
2006 Besançon
[68]
2007 Orléans [69]
2008 Megève
[70]
2009 Colmar [71]
2010 Marseille [72]
2011 Tours
[73]
2012 Dammarie-lès-Lys
  • Anne-Laure Letscher
  • Artem Patlasov
 [74]
2013 Strasbourg No other competitors [75]
2014 Vaujany No other competitors [76]
2015 Megève No other competitors [77]
2016 Épinal [78]
2017 Caen [79]
2018 Nantes [80]
2019 Vaujany [81]
2020 Dunkirk [82]
2021 Vaujany No other competitors [83]
2022 Cergy-Pontoise [84]
2023 Rouen
  • Aurélie Faula
  • Théo Belle
 [85]
2024 Vaujany [86]
2025 Annecy
  • Aurélie Faula
  • Théo Belle
  • Louise Ehrhard
  • Matthis Pellegris
 [87]
2026 Briançon [88]
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Ice dance

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Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold[9] Silver Bronze Ref.
1948 Paris
  • Jacqueline Meudec
  • Henri Meudec
  • Geneviève Chamby
  • Jacques Potin
  • Micheline Mercier
  • Jean Streicher
 [9]
1949–52 No ice dance competitors
1953
  • Claude-Gisèle Weinstein
  • Claude Lambert
  • Fanny Besson
  • André Dauger
1954
  • Claude-Gisèle Weinstein
  • Claude Lambert
 No other competitors [48]
1955 Lyon [9]
1956 Paris
  • Claude Lizieux
  • Jacques Mer
1957 Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Annick de Trentinian
  • Jacques Mer
1958
  • Annick de Trentinian
  • Philippe Aumond
  • Bernadette Montlahuc
  • Dominique Duchesne
 [49]
1959
  • Armelle Flichy
  • Pierre Brun
 [9]
1960
  • Armelle Flichy
  • Pierre Brun
  • Annick de Trentinian
  • Jacques Mer
1961
  • Michèle Raisin
  • Jean-Claude Berthet
1962
1963
  • Armelle Flichy
  • Pierre Brun
1964
  • Ghislaine Bertrand-Houdas
  • Pierre Brun
 No other competitors
1965
  • Élyane Morand
  • Daniel Georget
1966 No other competitors
1967
  • Pascale Aynes
  • Pascal Germe
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
1968 Lyon
  • Claude Cousté
  • Jean-Pierre Noullet
  • Mireille Klausner
  • Jean-Louis Schilz
  • Pascale Aynes
  • Pascal Germe
1969 Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Éliane Vachon-France
  • Jean-Pierre Noullet
  • Anne-Claude Wolfers
  • Roland Mars
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
1970 Lyon
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
  • Brigitte Ydrault
  • Pascal Germe
1971 Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Anne-Claude Wolfers
  • Roland Mars
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
1972 Reims
  • Martine Coqblin
  • Pascal Germe
1973 Asnières-sur-Seine
  • Claude Cousté
  • Éric Cousté
1974 Viry-Châtillon
  • Frédérique Ramlot
  • Dominique Laurent
  • Marie-Joëlle Michel
  • Frédéric Garcin
1975 Toulon
  • Marie-Joëlle Michel
  • Frédéric Garcin
  • Frédérique Ramlot
  • Dominique Laurent
1976 Rouen
1977 Tours
  • Catherine Nicod
  • Roland Teyssot
1978 Belfort
1979
  • Isabelle Couquart
  • Philippe Boissier
1980 Dijon
1981 Toulon
  • Pascale Wlachet
  • Éric le Mercier
1982 Arcachon
  • Sophie Schmidt
  • Éric Desplats
1983 Épinal
  • Guillemette Ferial
  • Éric Chamoin
1984 Toulouse
  • Sophie Mérigot
  • Philippe Berthe
1985 Angers
  • Sophie Mérigot
  • Philippe Berthe
  • Isabelle Cousin
  • Martial Mette
 [53]
1986 Lyon
  • Isabelle Cousin
  • Martial Mette
  • Agnès Mommeja
  • Éric Mommeja
 [9]
1987 Dijon
1988 Lyon [55]
1989 Limoges
  • Christelle Gautier
  • Albérick Dallongeville
 [9]
1990 Bordeaux
1991 Dijon
1992 Bordeaux
[57]
1993 La Roche-sur-Yon
[58]
1994 Rouen [59]
1995 Besançon [9]
1996 Lyon
  • Agnès Jacquemard
  • Alexis Gayet
1997 Bordeaux
1998 Besançon [60]
1999 Lyon [61]
2000 Courchevel [62]
2001 Briançon [63]
2002 Grenoble [64]
2003 Asnières-sur-Seine [65]
2004 Briançon [66]
2005 Rennes
  • Eve Bentley
  • Cédric Pernet
 [67]
2006 Besançon [68]
2007 Orléans [69]
2008 Megève [70]
2009 Colmar [71]
2010 Marseille
[72]
2011 Tours [73]
2012 Dammarie-lès-Lys [74]
2013 Strasbourg
  • Sarah Robert-Sifaoui
  • Oleksandr Liubchenko
 [75]
2014 Vaujany
[76]
2015 Megève
  • Péroline Ojardias
  • Michael Bramante
 [77]
2016 Épinal [78]
2017 Caen [79]
2018 Nantes
[80]
2019 Vaujany [81]
2020 Dunkirk [82]
2021 Vaujany No other competitors [83]
2022 Cergy-Pontoise [84]
2023 Rouen [85]
2024 Vaujany [86]
2025 Annecy [87]
2026 Briançon [88]
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Notes
  1. [a]
    Pierre Brunet did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the French Champion.[26]
  2. [b]
    Jacqueline Vaudecrane was named the 1939 French Champion because Betty Hendrickx, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Belgium.

Junior medalists

While junior-level championships were held in France prior to 2011, this is earliest for which full results have been documented.

Men's singles

More information Year, Location ...
Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011 Cergy-Pontoise Romain Ponsart Thomas Sosniak Simon Hocquaux [73]
2012 Charleville-Mézières Noël-Antoine Pierre Charles Tetar Gaylord Lavoisier [74]
2013 Épinal Simon Hocquaux Kévin Aymoz [75]
2014 Wasquehal Adrien Tesson [76]
2015 Lyon Kévin Aymoz Daniel Albert Naurits [77]
2016 Poitiers Luc Economides [78]
2017 Cergy-Pontoise Adam Siao Him Fa Maxence Collet [79]
2018 Paris Luc Economides Adam Siao Him Fa Landry Le May [80]
2019 Viry-Châtillon Adam Siao Him Fa Xavier Vauclin [81]
2020 Charleville-Mézières Yann Frechon Tom Bouvart [82]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Charleville-Mézières Corentin Spinar François Pitot Ian Vauclin [84]
2023 Bordeaux Ian Vauclin Ilia Gogitidze Axel Ahmed [85]
2024 Nice François Pitot [86]
2025 Villard-de-Lans Gianni Motilla Jean Medard [117]
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Women's singles

More information Year, Location ...
Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011 Cergy-Pontoise Anaïs Ventard Laurine Lecavelier Léna Marrocco [73]
2012 Charleville-Mézières Laurianne Cirilli Laurine Lecavelier [74]
2013 Épinal Laurine Lecavelier Bahia Taleb Nadjma Mahamoud [75]
2014 Wasquehal Nadjma Mahamoud Lénaëlle Gilleron-Gorry Laurine Lecavelier [76]
2015 Lyon Julie Froetscher Léa Serna Marina Popov [77]
2016 Poitiers Alizée Crozet Julie Froetscher Élodie Eudine [78]
2017 Cergy-Pontoise Sandra Ramond Alizée Crozet Julie Froetscher [79]
2018 Paris Léa Serna [80]
2019 Viry-Châtillon Anna Kuzmenko Switzerland Maïa Mazzara (Switzerland) Lorine Schild [81]
2020 Charleville-Mézières Maïa Mazzara Océane Piegad [82]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Charleville-Mézières Lola Ghozali Lorine Schild Ève Dubecq [84]
2023 Bordeaux Lorine Schild Clemence Mayindu [85]
2024 Nice Stefania Gladki Ève Dubecq Ninon Dapoigny [86]
2025 Villard-de-Lans Ève Dubecq Lily-Rose Laguerre Louane Wolff [117]
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Pairs

More information Year, Location ...
Junior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011 Cergy-Pontoise
  • Marie Diamoneka
  • Artem Patlasov
 No other competitors [73]
2012–16 No junior pairs competitors
2017 Cergy-Pontoise No other competitors [79]
2018 Paris [80]
2019 Viry-Châtillon
  • Liudmila Molchanova
  • Remi Belmonte
 No other competitors [81]
2020 Charleville-Mézières No other competitors [82]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Charleville-Mézières
  • Louise Ehrhard
  • Matthis Pellegris
 No other competitors [84]
2023 Bordeaux [85]
2024 Nice
  • Louise Ehrhard
  • Matthis Pellegris
  • Romane Télémaque
  • Lucas Coulon
  • Lise Regnier
  • Luca Nandrot
 [86]
2025 Villard-de-Lans
  • Romane Télémaque
  • Lucas Coulon
  • Clelia Liget-Latus
  • Allan Daniel Fisher
 No other competitors [117]
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Ice dance

More information Year, Location ...
Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011 Besançon
[73]
2012 Charleville-Mézières
  • Magali Leininger
  • Maxime Caurel
  • Myriam Gassoumi
  • Clément Le Molaire
 [74]
2013 Épinal
[75]
2014 Wasquehal
  • Myriam Gassoumi
  • Clément Le Molaire
 [76]
2015 Lyon
[77]
2016 Poitiers
[78]
2017 Cergy-Pontoise
[79]
2018 Paris
  • Mathilde Viard
  • Renan Manceaux
 [80]
2019 Viry-Châtillon [81]
2020 Charleville-Mézières
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
 [82]
2021 Villard-de-Lans [83]
2022 Charleville-Mézières
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
  • Eva Bernard
  • Tom Jochum
  • Lila-Maya Seclet Monchot
  • Martin Chardain
 [84]
2023 Bordeaux
  • Louise Bordet
  • Thomas Gipoulou
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
  • Ambre Perrier Gianesini
  • Samuel Blanc Klaperman
 [85]
2024 Nice
  • Ambre Perrier Gianesini
  • Samuel Blanc Klaperman
  • Alisa Ovsiankina
  • Maximilien Rahier
 [86]
2025 Villard-de-Lans
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
  • Ambre Perrier Gianesini
  • Samuel Blanc Klaperman
  • Dania Mouaden
  • Théo Bigot
 [117]
2026 Briançon
  • Ambre Perrier Gianesini
  • Samuel Blanc Klaperman
  • Dania Mouaden
  • Théo Bigot
  • Lou Koch
  • Lucas Chataignoux
 [88]
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Records

Andrée and Pierre Brunet skating on a pond
Andrée Brunet and her husband Pierre Brunet won a record eleven French Championship titles in pair skating.
More information Discipline, Most championship titles ...
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 10 1951–57;
1959–61		 [10]
Women's singles 10 1921–30 [118]
Pairs 11 1924–33;
1935
Ice dance Jean-Paul Guhel[a] 9 1954–62 [9]
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Notes
  1. [a]
    Jean-Paul Guhel won four championship titles while partnered with Fanny Besson (1954–57) and five with Christiane Guhel (1958–62).[9]

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