A seventh national crown
Justine Martel secured her seventh French women’s enduro championship at the 2026 finale in Langogne. Riding for Team Ambiance Moto Beta, she arrived as the championship leader and converted that advantage into another national title across the final two scoring days.
Saturday kept the pressure on
Martel won the opening day of the finale after a close fight with Pauline Nicon. The official report records a margin of seventeen seconds, enough to strengthen her championship position but not yet make the title mathematically secure before Sunday.
Seven test wins on the deciding day
On Sunday Martel removed any remaining doubt by setting the fastest women’s time in seven of the eight timed tests. She won the day ahead of Nicon, with Charlène Boudon third. That result completed a two-day Langogne victory and delivered title number seven.
The final championship order
Martel finished the season with 236 points. Boudon took the runner-up position on 211, twenty-five points behind, while Mauricette Brisebard completed the championship podium with 186. The result is recorded here from the official series and federation classification; no 2027 programme has yet been added.
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Primary source checked internally: Championnat de France Enduro 24MX / FFMoto.
