Pascal Briand

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Pascal Briand Inline speed skating
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nation FranceFrance France
birthday July 9, 1976
Career
team Powerslide-PHUZION
status active
Medal table
World Cup medals 6 × gold 10 × silver 5 × bronze
EM medals 14 × gold 19 × silver 12 × bronze
Logo FIRS Track World Cup
bronze 1998 Pamplona 10000 m relay
silver 1999 Santiago de Chile 300 m single
gold 1999 Santiago de Chile 500 m sprint
silver 1999 Santiago de Chile 1000 m sprint
silver 1999 Santiago de Chile 10000 m relay
gold 2001 Valence d'Agen 500 m sprint
silver 2001 Valence d'Agen 1000 m sprint
bronze 2001 Valence d'Agen 10000 m relay
bronze 2002 Ostend 300 m single
gold 2002 Ostend 500 m sprint
silver 2003 Barquisimeto 15000 mA
silver 2004 L'Aquila 500 m sprint
silver 2004 L'Aquila 1000 m sprint
silver 2004 L'Aquila 10000 m relay
gold 2005 Suzhou 1000 m sprint
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silver 1997 Mar del Plata marathon
bronze 1998 Pamplona 1500 m sprint
gold 2001 Valence d'Agen 500 m sprint
gold 2001 Valence d'Agen 1000 m sprint
bronze 2003 Barquisimeto 10000 m above sea level
silver 2004 Sulmona 500 m sprint
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bronze 1994 Pamplona 300 m single
silver 1995 Praia da Vitória 300 m single
bronze 1995 Praia da Vitória 500 m sprint
gold 1995 Praia da Vitória 1500 m team
silver 1995 Praia da Vitória 10000 m relay
silver 1996 Saint-Brieuc 300 m single
bronze 1996 Saint-Brieuc 1500 m sprint
silver 1996 Saint-Brieuc 1500 m team
gold 1996 Saint-Brieuc 10000 m relay
silver 1997 Roseto 10000 m relay
silver 1998 Coulaines 300 m single
gold 1998 Coulaines 500 m sprint
bronze 1998 Coulaines 1500 m sprint
gold 1998 Coulaines 10000 m relay
gold 1999 Zandvoorde 300 m single
silver 1999 Zandvoorde 1500 m sprint
silver 1999 Zandvoorde 10000 m relay
bronze 2000 Latina 300 m single
silver 2000 Latina 500 m sprint
silver 2000 Latina 1500 m sprint
silver 2000 Latina 5000 m
bronze 2001 Paços de Ferreira 1500 m sprint
bronze 2005 Jueterbog 300 m single
gold 2007 Estarreja 3000 m relay
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bronze 1995 Praia da Vitória 300 m single
bronze 1995 Praia da Vitória 10000 mA
silver 1995 Praia da Vitória 1500 m team
silver 1996 Lamballe 300 m single
bronze 1997 Sulmona 300 m single
silver 1997 Sulmona 500 m sprint
silver 1997 Sulmona 10000 m relay
silver 1998 Coulaines 300 m single
gold 1998 Coulaines 1500 m sprint
gold 1999 Middelkerke 300 m single
bronze 1999 Middelkerke 500 m sprint
silver 1999 Middelkerke 1500 m sprint
gold 1999 Middelkerke 10000 m relay
silver 2000 Latina 300 m single
gold 2000 Latina 1500 m sprint
bronze 2000 Latina 10000 m relay
gold 2002 grenade 500 m sprint
gold 2002 grenade 1500 m sprint
gold 2002 grenade 10000 m relay
silver 2004 Groningen 10000 m relay
Placements in the World Inline Cup
 1. WIC medal June 25, 2000
 World Cup victories 8th
 Total WIC 1. (2003)
 Total team WIC 1. (2003, 2007)
 Podium placements 1. 2. 3.
 Top-Class (Grand-Prix) 6th 3 3
 Class 1 1 2 1
 Class 2 1 0 0
 Team run 0 0 1
last change: September 27, 2008

Pascal Briand (born July 9, 1976 ) is a French inline speed skater , speed skater and ice marathon runner .

The short and medium distance specialist won his first European Championship title in inline speed skating in 1995 in the team pursuit with Arnaud Gicquel and Alain Nègre . 1998 in the French Coulaines over 500 meters then also the first individual success. In 1997 Pascal Briand won the skate marathon, which was held for the first time as part of the Berlin Marathon, in 1:07:52.

He won his first world championship gold in 1999 in Santiago de Chile, also over 500 meters. His most successful championship was the 2001 World Cup in Valence d'Agen, where he won three golds, one silver and one bronze.

In the 2000 World Inline Cup season , he finished third in Zurich and won the World Cup final in Rennes . In the overall standings, he finished 5th. In 2003 Briand secured five wins, a second and a third place, the overall victory and with his team Saab - Salomon also the title ahead of Rollerblade and Fila . He was able to repeat the overall team victory in 2007 with Powerslide-PHUZION .

In January 2005 he made his first appearance in the Speed ​​Skating World Cup . It is not yet possible to identify a specific route because it runs consistently across all routes. The process of specialization is not yet over with him.

In 2004/05 he started in the Dutch ice marathon league. His performances in the B division, including second place in Haarlem , enabled him to start in the A group from next season. For the speed skating World Cup final 2005/06 a demonstration race over 40 laps was held, which Briand won. With the exception of a 3rd place in Groningen and the victory in Assen , the great success in the marathon series did not materialize.

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