The new  FIP ranking  was updated this week, and on the French side, the results are mixed:  many improvements , But also  significant setbacks , particularly among certain managers.

 Leygue reignites the momentum, Guichard solid 

Among the good news,  Thomas Leygue  achieves a great deal with  +9 places , which allows him to  return to green  and to regain positive momentum by becoming the number 2 French player.

Same trend for  Dylan Guichard , still solid in the French top, which confirms its place as the number 1 Frenchman at 103rd place in the world.

 Blanqué and Bergeron fall heavily 

Conversely, the bad operation is for  Bastien Blanqué  et  Johan Bergeron who are experiencing a  significant drop in the rankings  :

  • Blanqué loses  19 seats 
  • Bergeron retreats from  17 seats 

This decline is easily explained:
the two French  lose the big points accumulated last season , in particular their  final at the FIP in Mexico   Silver Metepec in Mexico. 

Without these points, the penalty in the ranking is immediate.

 Movements behind: stability and small variations 

Behind them, the hierarchy changes slightly:

  •  Julien Seurin  remains stable
  •  Timeo Fonteny  recoils slightly ( -3 )
  •  Yoan Boronad  maintains
  •  Nicolas Rouanet  loses a place
  •  Maxime Joris  returns to the green ( +2 ) after his return to the circuit
  •  Philemon Raichman  also gains two places
  •  Thomas Vanbauce  back away ( -4 )

 In the women's category: Merah on fire, Collombon still in the lead 

On the women's side, the French hierarchy remains dominated by  Alix Collombon , always  French No. 1 and 34th in the world .

Behind them, several players are progressing:

  •  Léa Godallier  wins a place
  •  Carla Toully  continues its rise ( +2 ), thanks to his impressive final at the FIP Bronze Rivesaltes
  •  Louise Bahurel  progresses
  •  Steffi Merah achieves the performance of the week: +10 places 

A logical rise for Merah, rewarded after his  A very good semi-final at the FIP Silver Mumbai  alongside Julie Razafindranaly.

 Some setbacks to note 

Not everything is positive:

  •  Camille Sireix  perd  7 seats penalized by the loss of points (FIP Bronze final in Brazil in 2025)
  •  Lucile Pothier  steps back slightly
  • While  Marie-Amelie Dardaine  et  Manon Marcarie  are grabbing places
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