Rauville-la-Bigot Cycling Race 2026: Results and Standings

By Anika Shah - Technology Updated August 30, 2026

Frédéric Lecrosnier of AC Cherbourg Cotentin won the Open 2.3 cycling race in Rauville la Bigot on August 30, 2026, according to the official race results published by the event organizers and the UC Bricquebec committee. The event also served as the final round of the Trophée de la Manche for Open 2.3 riders, drawing regional competitors across multiple categories.

Podium Results in the Open 2.3 Category

Frédéric Lecrosnier claimed victory at the top of the Open classification, leading a competitive field through the Manche department circuit. Simon Taisne of EC Montebourg finished second, while Louis Leclerc of Moyon Percy Velo Club took third place, according to the official rankings.

The race featured a strong turnout from regional clubs. Mathys Durel and Yanis Geslin finished fourth and fifth respectively for Moyon Percy Velo Club. Ludovic Geslin of Briouze Cyclisme Competition secured sixth place, followed by Gabin Montet of A.C.B.B. in seventh, and Lucas Giard of Moyon Percy in eighth.

Top Ten Finishers and Access Category Standings

Rounding out the top ten positions in the Open classification, Corentin Lemarechal of AC Cherbourg Cotentin finished ninth, and Matthieu Guyomard of ES Caen placed tenth, as recorded by the race organizers. Thomas Auber finished eleventh for the host club UC Bricquebec Cyclisme, while Audric Fouquet of VC Saint Lo Pont Hebert took twelfth.

Alexis Miquelot of ES Littry placed sixteenth, and Noah Lequertier of UC Bricquebec Cyclisme took seventeenth.

Complete Race Results Breakdown

The full official classification released by the UC Bricquebec committee lists the following top 25 finishers:

Rauville-la-Bigot Cycling Race 2026: Results and Standings

1. Frédéric Lecrosnier (AC Cherbourg Cotentin) — Open
2. Simon Taisne (EC Montebourg) — Open
3. Louis Leclerc (Moyon Percy Velo Club) — Open
4. Mathys Durel (Moyon Percy Velo Club) — Open
5. Yanis Geslin (Moyon Percy Velo Club) — Open
6. Ludovic Geslin (Briouze Cyclisme Competition) — Open
7. Gabin Montet (A.C.B.B.) — Open
8. Lucas Giard (Moyon Percy) — Open
9. Corentin Lemarechal (AC Cherbourg Cotentin) — Open
10. Matthieu Guyomard (ES Caen) — Open
11. Thomas Auber (UC Bricquebec Cyclisme) — Open
12. Audric Fouquet (VC Saint Lo Pont Hebert) — Open
13. Pascal Chesnel (VC Bocage Vire) — Open
14. Lucien Bonnemains (UC Bricquebec Cyclisme) — Open
15. Jessy Groult (AC Cherbourg Cotentin) — Access
16. Alexis Miquelot (ES Littry) — Access
17. Noah Lequertier (UC Bricquebec Cyclisme) — Access
18. Thomas Chesnel (VC Bocage Vire) — Open
19. Christophe Osmont (Periers Cyclisme) — Access
20. Jean Marc Roussel (La Valognaise) — Access
21. Thibault Michel (UC Bricquebec Cyclisme) — Open
22. Mathieu Pichard (UC Bricquebec Cyclisme) — Access
23. Jimmy Fafin (EC Montebourg) — Access
24. Christopher Lerouvillois (UC Bricquebec Cyclisme) — Access
25. Ludovic Perrin (EC Montebourg) — Access

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