The fifth and final stage of the French swimrun championship took place as part of the Troll Enez event in Séné on Sunday, September 20. Swimrun is a hybrid sport that combines swimming and running, typically over a series of open-water swims and trail runs. The event, held in the coastal town of Séné in the south of France, drew competitors from across the country, who navigated through both water and land to complete the race. The men’s race saw the duo of Dumoulin and Poullain emerge as the clear winners. Their strong performance throughout the event, including strategic pacing and teamwork, allowed them to maintain a consistent lead over their rivals. Dumoulin-Poullain’s victory marked a successful conclusion to their campaign in the French swimrun championship, solidifying their place as top contenders in the sport. Other competitors also showcased their endurance and skill, with several teams finishing closely behind the winners. The event, which took place in the natural setting of Séné, highlighted the physical and mental challenges of swimrun, where athletes must switch between swimming and running without rest. The combination of natural obstacles and unpredictable conditions makes the sport both demanding and exciting for participants and spectators alike. The Troll Enez event not only served as the final stage of the French swimrun championship but also brought attention to the growing popularity of the sport in France. With each stage of the competition drawing more participants and fans, swimrun continues to gain traction as a unique and challenging athletic pursuit.