It took sixteen months to review a race open to 1st category runners in the department. The last was in March 2020 in Bonneval, and it was the new member of VC Lucéen Mathieu Urbain who then won the Laurent-Bezault Prize.
Mathieu Urbain, precisely, during this criterium of Lucé, organized by his club, wore a pretty rainbow jersey, jersey obtained in 2019 during the world firefighter championship. “There hasn’t been a world championship since. I sometimes put it on criteriums, and there as it was organized by my club … “
Loïc Forestier (Guidon Châletois) wins the criterium of Lucé
But the rainbow jersey was not enough to give him victory, even if Urbain found himself in the right car a few kilometers from the finish. They were still ten to claim the bouquet when the bell rang announcing the final lap of the 32 to cover (2.5 km, or 80 km in total). But finally, the strongest, this Friday evening, it was the member of Guidon Châlettois, Loïc Forestier, who won with a few meters ahead of Philéas Hansart (CC Nogent) and the former Chartrain and former regional champion of Center-Val de Loire, Johan de Jonckheere, now in the Alsatian club VCU Schwenheim, Urbain having to settle for 5th place.
Classification
1. Loïc Forestier (Guidon Châlettois); 2. Philéas Hansart (CC Nogent-sur-Oise); 3. Johan De Jonckheere (VCU Schwenheim); 4. Colin Jacquemin (G. Châlettois); 5. Mathieu Urbain (VC Lucéen); 6. Damien Gazut (G. Châlettois); 7. Pierre Valette (ESEG Douai); 8. Camille Batista (G. Châlettois); 9. Christopher Piry (C’Chartres Cycling); 10. Ludovic Bideau (C’Chartres C.); 11. Killian Théot (CCNogent); 12. Louis Hardouin (Orleans LC); 13. Robin Boucher (G. Châlettois); 14. Yvonnick Lauger (VS Fertois) …
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Jean-André Provost
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