The CNOSF took advantage of Olympic Day to organize its Champions Night in ParisMore than 200 athletes were present to celebrate last year's performances: 140 world titles, 198 European titles, 64 Olympic medals and 75 Paralympic medalsThe Coup de cœur prize was awarded to the French men's blind football team, crowned at Paris 2024 at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, and the biathlete Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, triple world champion in Nove Mesto (Czech Republic).
The award for the best atmosphere went to the French men's rugby sevens team for his celebration at Club France and his viral choreography. Finally, Danis Civil (breaking) and Myriam Djekoundadé (3x3 basketball), pictured for illustration, were recognized in the "social engagement" category for their community involvement.
🎙️@MarieBarsacq, Minister of Sports, Youth and Community Life:
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"We will do everything we can to ensure that the Paris 2024 Games are a launching pad, a positive trajectory that will take us even higher... to the mountain peaks of 2030!... pic.twitter.com/iqN1CugDkl
« We are here tonight for celebrate together all the champions of the past year, as tradition dictates, declared the president of the CNOSF, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra. This is also an opportunity to tell you that we support you, that we accompany you, because we want live up to the happiness you have given us and that you will continue to give us. And this is just the beginning. Major events await us this summer, with the European Youth Olympic Festival and the World Games. On the horizon, other major events are already taking shape: Milan-Cortina 2026, Los Angeles 2028 and the Winter Games in the French Alps in 2030. The story continues, more ambitious than ever. »
