World Cycling Championships in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines: these girls who make the French track shine

On Friday night in the camp of France, Marie-Divine Kouamé admits she “cried when she saw Mathilde (Gros) pick up speed and then sing. the Marseillaise “. Personally, I dreamed of doing the same thing,” he smiles. The dream came true for the 20-year-old Essonnienne, graduated from US Créteil. The day after the coronation of Mathilde Gros, the student of Sciences-po, in in turn, she set fire to the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines velodrome and gave herself a great emotion, Kouamé created a divine surprise by winning the 500m (non-Olympic event), a new French record (32 ″ 835).