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Crowned for the third time, after 2014 and 2015, “PFP” becomes the most awarded French sportswoman at the “Champions of Champions” trophies. For the second consecutive year, Julian Alaphilippe adds his name to the list of winners.
Source: Press Release – Opening photo: E. Garnier/L’Equipe
Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt distinguished herself once again in 2020, winning her 3rd world title and her 1st European title in cross-country mountain biking. At 28, her track record is among the most impressive in French sport.
For his part, Julian Alaphilippe retains his trophy, after a season in which he won a stage of the Tour, wore the yellow jersey for three days and, above all, won his first road world championship title.
| L’Équipe Champions of Champions, how it works Awarded since 1946 for France, and 1975 for the world, the Champion of Champions trophy rewards the athlete who marked the year, according to the editorial staff of our colleagues at L’Équipe. The ranking is established after a secret ballot. From a list of nominees established on November 15, each journalist compiles their list of the five most remarkable athletes. First place is worth 6 points, second 4, third 3, fourth 2 and fifth 1. |
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