It is in Brittany, more precisely on the Pink Granite Coast that I discovered sailing in 2006. Always wanting to go faster and push my limits, the competition was obvious to me. I made my first steps in regatta at the 24 Hours of Sailing, in 420. Then I joined the Pôle Espoir in Brest in 2012, with the ultimate ambition of ocean racing. My ultimate ambition? To race on the Imoca circuit and compete in the Vendée Globe.

In 2018, after training in composite materials, I joined the Lalou Multi team. My desire was to get involved in a Mini Transat project on the Arkema Mini 6.50, whose complexity was a challenge to be met. And that’s how I was able to take the start of the Mini Transat 2021.
More than a revelation, this adventure reinforced my desire to make ocean racing my profession. With the Vendée Globe 2028 in my sights, I want to
I want to do everything I can to race it as strongly as possible, which is why I joined the Figaro class. Its rigor, its level of requirement, its technicality and the fact of sailing with the greatest skippers would be for me the best way to get there.

“Sailing is a healthy sport, which conveys values that are dear to us: audacity, respect and high standards. It also allows me to communicate externally and develop my reputation, while federating internally.”