Guillaume Ruel and Fanny Cremier win the first autumn EcoTrail Paris

The inaugural EcoTrail Paris Autumn has delivered its verdict, with Guillaume Ruel and Fanny Cremier taking victory in the flagship 80 km race.

5,000 brave runners lined up for one of the three races at the very first autumn edition of Salomon EcoTrail Paris. Following in the footsteps of its celebrated spring edition, the event took competitors through some of the finest spots in the Île-de-France region. After setting off from the magnificent grounds of the Domaine national de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, runners made their way along the trails of the Marly forest. This adventure through western Paris ended at another landmark familiar to residents of the region, the Domaine national de Saint-Cloud.

After a fierce battle, Guillaume Ruel, the French 100 km record-holder and European 50 km record-holder, raised his arms in victory after 5:08:40 of racing over 80 km. The Normandy native was joined on the podium by Alexandre Piedvache in second and Pierre-Yves Briand in third.

In the women's race, Fanny Cremier gave her rivals no chance, covering the distance in a blistering 6:40:32. Valentine Sevean took second, with Enora Niort in third.

80 km podiums

Men

1) Guillaume Ruel (France): 5:08:40

2) Alexandre Piedvache (France): 5:32:06

3) Pierre-Yves Briand (France): 5:41:29

Women

1) Fanny Cremier (France): 6:40:32

2) Valentine Sevean (France): 6:43:59

3) Enora Niort (France): 7:22:50

Fast winners also claim victory over 20 km and 50 km

Before the 80 km, the day's first race was the 20 km, starting from the Haras de Jardy. In the shortest event of the day, Bryan Le Toquin took the win. Behind him came Romain Wyndaele and Corentin Ozouf. The first three men all finished within the same minute. In the women's race, Mahauld Granier put in an impressive performance to win in 1:18:23. Sarah Hamzaoui finished second, with Elodie Chanussot third.

20 km podiums

Men

1) Bryan Le Toquin (France): 1:06:26

2) Romain Wyndaele (France): 1:06:49

3) Corentin Ozouf (France): 1:06:57

Women

1) Mahauld Granier (France): 1:18:23

2) Sarah Hamzaoui (France): 1:19:33

3) Elodie Chanussot (France): 1:20:59

Finally, in the third and last race of the inaugural edition, Romain Eliasse took the win after completing the 50 km in 3:05:22. The podium was completed by Antoine Duret and Maxime Gendrot.

Jeanne Robin won the women's race, finishing just ahead of Justine Roux and Oriane Dujardin.

50 km podiums

Men

1) Romain Eliasse (France): 3:05:22

2) Antoine Duret (France): 3:06:58

3) Maxime Gendrot (France): 3:09:25

Women

1) Jeanne Robin (France): 3:42:34

2) Justine Roux (France): 3:51:16

3) Oriane Dujardin (France): 3:51:30

Full 2026 results