Loïc Robert wins Espelette race, sets record

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Loïc Robert dominated the Course des Crêtes in Espelette, finishing the 21km race in 1 hour and 26 minutes, setting a new record. This performance comes as he prepares for the French championships. Robert's time was ten minutes faster than last year's winner, despite the scorching heat that impacted other runners. The race saw nearly 5,600 participants, with Robert aiming to secure a spot on the French national team. Other notable performances included Thomas Ibar winning the 30km race and Maxence Carmentos and Élise Labastie taking the 15km titles. The event, now in its 48th year, also featured a night race.


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