Kasey Crowe squatting at an American Powerlifting Federation event, Keesler Air Force Base, 2012

    WPC-France

    Finale France 2017 results

    April 8, 2017France4 elite lifters

    Illustrative photo · APF competition, Keesler, 2012 — not this meet
    Photo: Kemberly Groue / U.S. Air Force · Public domain · Source · Display cropped; original linked.

    4 elite raw lifters (4 men, 0 women) competed at this meet, with an average score of 367.2 DOTS. The best performance relative to bodyweight came from Benjamin Mermoz, who totalled 1,174 lbs (532.5 kg) at 145.9 lbs (66.2 kg) bodyweight (416.3 DOTS).

    Meet at a glance

    Raw full-power lifters

    33

    All entrants, not only elite

    Bombed out

    0

    No valid total

    Attempts made

    74%

    217 of 292

    Avg. total for 3rd place

    1,057.1 lbs

    Across weight classes

    Best lifter

    Highest DOTS score of the meet, all weight classes combined.

    Men

    David Berthet

    1,620.4 lbs (735 kg) total · 419.2 DOTS

    Women

    Diane Campagna

    628.3 lbs (285 kg) total · 302.8 DOTS

    Heaviest lifts of the meet

    Squat

    1. 1. David Berthet595.2 lbs
    2. 2. Julien Mikhael485 lbs
    3. 3. David Dalloyau463 lbs

    Bench press

    1. 1. David Berthet363.8 lbs
    2. 2. Julien Mikhael336.2 lbs
    3. 3. Gregory Morel330.7 lbs

    Deadlift

    1. 1. David Berthet661.4 lbs
    2. 2. Gregory Morel573.2 lbs
    3. 3. Jonathan Finot534.6 lbs

    Podiums by weight class

    Top three totals in each class, all age divisions combined. Official placings may differ by division.

    Women up to 115 lbs (52 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Audrey Ancelin485 lbs

    Women up to 123 lbs (56 kg)

    2 lifters

    1. Laurane Gardiner451.9 lbs
    2. Maïlys Platel440.9 lbs

    Women up to 132 lbs (60 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Charline Gerbert501.6 lbs

    Women up to 149 lbs (67.5 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Diane Campagna628.3 lbs

    Men up to 132 lbs (60 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Dylan Dibetta859.8 lbs

    Men up to 149 lbs (67.5 kg)

    7 lifters

    1. Benjamin Mermoz1,174 lbs
    2. Benjamn Njama1,140.9 lbs
    3. Souleiman Turki1,014.1 lbs

    Men up to 165 lbs (75 kg)

    7 lifters

    1. Johann Champ1,157.4 lbs
    2. Vincent Bourgeois1,135.4 lbs
    3. Richmond Baiden1,019.6 lbs

    Men up to 182 lbs (82.5 kg)

    4 lifters

    1. Allan Jaid1,102.3 lbs
    2. Alex Gurini953.5 lbs
    3. Dieter John937 lbs

    Men up to 198 lbs (90 kg)

    4 lifters

    1. David Dalloyau1,267.7 lbs
    2. Tristan Despinasse1,157.4 lbs
    3. Clement Andre1,124.4 lbs

    Men up to 220 lbs (100 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Gregory Morel1,344.8 lbs

    Men up to 243 lbs (110 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Jonathan Finot1,196 lbs

    Men up to 276 lbs (125 kg)

    3 lifters

    1. David Berthet1,620.4 lbs
    2. Julien Mikhael1,350.3 lbs
    3. Jordy Rigaud1,190.5 lbs

    Elite men results

    Best squat, bench press and deadlift of the day, in pounds (kg in brackets). Total = sum of the three lifts. PR = lifetime competition best set at this meet.

    AthleteClassPlaceSquat / Bench / DeadliftTotalDOTS
    Benjamin Mermoz · France148.8 lbs (67.5 kg)1407.9 lbs / 319.7 lbs / 446.4 lbs1,174 lbs (532.5 kg)416.3
    Souleiman Turki · France148.8 lbs (67.5 kg)1385.8 lbs / 198.4 lbs / 429.9 lbs1,014.1 lbs (460 kg)359.2
    Allan Jaid · FrancePR181.9 lbs (82.5 kg)1369.3 lbs / 226 lbs / 507.1 lbs1,102.3 lbs (500 kg)356.0
    Richmond Baiden · France165.3 lbs (75 kg)1363.8 lbs / 231.5 lbs / 424.4 lbs1,019.6 lbs (462.5 kg)337.4

    How this edition compares

    2 editions of Finale France in our data.

    Highest total across all editions: 1,697.6 lbs (770 kg) by Naël Bellay in 2018.

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