Yvan Jarrige and Marine Dulau triumph in the XXL format of the Bayman 2025

The BAYMAN, Mont Saint-Michel International Triathlon, made a lasting impression during a memorable 2025 weekend, combining high-level athletic performances with an electrifying atmosphere. Nearly 1,250 triathletes, galvanized by capricious weather and a passionate crowd, brought the Mont Saint-Michel bay to life.

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In the XXL format, the event’s flagship race, Yvan Jarrige (ASM Saint-Étienne Triathlon) and Marine Dulau (BE Tri) brilliantly took the win.

Remarkable performances in an exceptional setting

Under a misty morning sky, followed by brilliant sunshine, athletes took on the challenge of the XXL format: 3.8 km swim, 180 km bike, and 42 km run, in the magnificent setting of the Mont Saint-Michel bay.

In the men’s race, Yvan Jarrige claimed victory in 8h17’46, ahead of Cédric Ludet (Versailles Triathlon, 8h29’07) and Lucas Van Deynze (Boost Your Performance, 8h33’09).

In the women’s race, Marine Dulau dominated the course in 10h08’14, followed by Joanna Peterschmitt (Ful-On-Tri, 10h39’54) and Myriam Bruinen (A.S. Libourne Triathlon, 10h59’10).

A 2025 edition filled with emotion

Beyond the sporting achievements, the BAYMAN 2025 united an entire region around the values of triathlon. With over 600 volunteers mobilized and thousands of enthusiastic spectators, the event reinforced its status as a must-attend international triathlon. Mont Saint-Michel, a jewel classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, provided a majestic backdrop for this celebration of sport and self-transcendence.