Paris 2024 Olympic Games: discover the names of the Olympic flame bearers on May 13 in Sète

La flamme empruntera notamment le Cadre Royal et sera visible depuis le quai de la Résistance. – K. M.

La flamme olympique va passer à Sète lundi 13 mai. Les noms des porteurs sont désormais connus.
 

In a little over a week, Monday May 13, the Olympic flame will cross the singular island for the second time in its history. 56 years ago, in 1968, on the occasion of the Olympic Games in Grenoble, the Olympic flame crossed Sète for the first and only time.

31 torchbearers

The Olympic flame, currently on board the Belem in the Mediterranean, will disembark in Marseille on May 8. The torch will then begin a long journey throughout France until July 26 and the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. 

The privileged few who will have the chance to pass on the torch in Sète and at Mont Saint-Clair are 31 in number and are now known:

The list of 31 torchbearers in Sète:

– Bastien Benault
– Jad Azouri
– Melanie Grouillet
– Denis Hurlin
– RéRémi Ventre
– Soune Serre
– Abdelkrim Benkouhi
– Simon Caselli
– Kévin Bannholtzer
– Clément Bernard
– Franck Vuksic
– Kristine Charmasson
– Mathilde Boulachin
– Douglas Foulquier
– Alain Toos
– Delphine Le sausse
– Helene Meng
– Geneviève Petey
– Paul Fontaine
– Adrien Riff
– Francois Descamp
– Joseph Villeflayoux
– Sébatien Sudre
– Jef Turpault
– Marie-Catherine Grès-Faure
– Salomé Cholet
– Anna Debski Beyrat
– Léane Democheaux
– Nils Cianci
– Elodie Charreire
– Olivier Parra