Events

— May 17, 2013

France/Germany, the winning ticket

They were favorites. They won. France and Germany, who presented a joint candidacy, were nominated by the member countries of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF)... Read more "

— May 14, 2013

A Ping World Cup can pay off big

The table tennis world championships began on Monday, May 13, at the Palais Omnisports in Paris-Bercy. The “Mondial Ping”, for short. The only world championship in a discipline... Read more "

— May 6, 2013

We will have to reckon with Africa

The isolation of African sport could soon be a thing of the past. And it will owe, in part, to the organization every year of a convention of a unique kind on the continent, where... Read more "

— May 2, 2013

The month of May at a glance… and in 6 dates

Like every start of the month, the selection of FrancsJeux events, sporting or institutional, not to be missed over the next four weeks. May 3 to 5... Read more "

— May 1, 2013

A sport straddling two brands

Rififi in the world of equestrian sports. Three of the most prestigious and coveted events on the show jumping circuit have joined forces in a new... Read more "

— April 26, 2013

Tahiti, its beaches, its sun… and its football

Less than two months before the event, a certain vagueness still surrounds the Football Confederations Cup (June 15 to 30), a sort of mini rehearsal for the 2014 World Cup... Read more "

— April 24, 2013

In Dubai, peace will perhaps be achieved through sport

Can peace be built through sport? Can a champion, through his values, his image and his messages, succeed where politicians have failed? A man... Read more "

— April 18, 2013

“The Luzhniki stadium will retain its athletics track”

Four months before the world championships in Moscow, athletics is still riding the wave of the last Olympic Games in a certain euphoria. But the announced withdrawal of Samsung,... Read more "

— April 17, 2013

In the United States, women's soccer is back on track

Never two without three ? For the third time since the beginning of the 2000s, North American women's football is embarking on the perilous adventure of professionalism. Another attempt... Read more "

— April 16, 2013

“The sights of Sochi will not leave you indifferent”

Exclusive. Less than a year before the Sochi Winter Games, the Russian Minister of Sports, Vitaly Mutko, lent himself to FrancsJeux to the question/answer exercise. He responds bluntly... Read more "