Over 300 triathletes took part in the Carnac triathlon, format M, on Sunday, October 4, as part of the Brittany championship. The event, which involves swimming, cycling, and running, drew competitors from across the region, showcasing both local talent and broader participation in the sport. Ludivine Le Guern successfully defended her title, finishing ahead of her rivals with a clear margin. Her performance highlighted her consistency and skill in the demanding triathlon format, which tests endurance across three disciplines. The men’s competition was more tightly contested, with Robin Lemercier emerging as the champion after a dramatic final stretch. His victory came down to the final moments of the race, adding an element of suspense and excitement for spectators and fellow athletes alike. The Carnac triathlon not only serves as a key event in the Brittany championship but also promotes the region as a hub for sporting events. With its challenging course and competitive spirit, the race continues to attract both elite athletes and enthusiastic participants.