Bordeaux Marathon 2026 results: Jason Pointeau and Solvegue Feuillade
Jason Pointeau (2:18:32) and Solvegue Feuillade (2:49:39 net) lead the provisional finish standings. Both podiums, listed clubs, net and gun times, and the full results link.
Just five seconds separate the first two men at the Bordeaux Marathon on Sunday, November 8, 2026: Jason Pointeau finishes in 2:18:32, narrowly ahead of Téo Dubuc. In the women's race, Solvegue Feuillade takes first place in a net time of 2:49:39.
The marathon started at 8 a.m. on cours de Verdun, sending runners on a 42.195 km route across both banks of the Garonne to the Miroir d'eau area. At the finish, Pointeau and Feuillade top standings that remain provisional. The times quoted are the net times displayed by RaceResult; the tracker also gives Feuillade a gun time of 2:49:42.
Bordeaux Marathon 2026 results
The RaceResult live standings, linked from the organiser's website, show both net and gun times. All six runners below have a recorded “Arrivée” finish split. These results are provisional and may still be corrected.
Men's podium
- Jason Pointeau — 2:18:32 net and gun time. France; club: Gujan Mestras.
- Téo Dubuc — 2:18:37 net and gun time. France; club: GRAND TOULOUSE ATHLETISME.
- Florian Laplanche — 2:19:42 net and gun time. France; no club listed in the tracker.
Only five seconds separate the first two finishers. Pointeau appears ahead of Dubuc, with Laplanche completing the men's podium. If a name search does not bring up the runner you want, try their bib number too.
Women's podium
- Solvegue Feuillade — 2:49:39 net; 2:49:42 gun time. France; club: Velay athlétisme.
- Lea Douheret — 2:50:12 net; 2:50:13 gun time. France; club: CA BRIVE.
- Ludivine Balluais-Delaunay — 2:51:09 net; 2:51:11 gun time. France; no club listed in the tracker.
The race report from Dicodusport gives the same six net times for these podiums. For an individual result or any subsequent correction, use the organiser's standings as your reference.
Net time and gun time: what is the difference?
Net time measures your run from your own crossing of the start line to your crossing of the finish. Gun time starts from the relevant starting signal. With wave starts, the two figures can differ. They are identical for the first three men listed here, but different for the first three women.
In the French-language tracker, look for “TempsNet” and “TempsBrut”. Check the headings before comparing one runner's net time with another's gun time. The positions above follow the order displayed by RaceResult rather than an independently reordered list based on a different timing column.
Key facts from the 2026 event
- Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026.
- Marathon distance: 42.195 km.
- First marathon start: 8 a.m., cours de Verdun, beside the Jardin Public.
- Finish: the Miroir d'eau area, opposite place de la Bourse.
- Other distances on the programme: half marathon and 10 km.
- Advertised marathon time limit: 5 hours 30 minutes.
The official marathon page sets out the starting pens, aid stations and time limit. If you are comparing events for your next goal, our guide to marathon cut-off times explains what to check in each race's rules.
A route on both banks of the Garonne
The organiser describes a course using both riverbanks rather than two identical laps. From the cours de Verdun start to the finish near place de la Bourse, the setting combines central Bordeaux with the Garonne quays.
A results list cannot explain how every runner experienced those streets. It records a position and a time, but not the difficult stretches, the supporters spotted beside the route or the encouragement that helped along the way. For another race report in the same format, see our Avignon Marathon 2026 results.
Where to find your result and the other distances
Open the Bordeaux RaceResult tracker, select “MARATHON”, then search by name or bib number. Make sure the split is the finish rather than an intermediate checkpoint. Our guide to tracking a runner during a race explains why the latest recorded split is not necessarily a finish result.
The same tracker also provides “SEMI MARATHON” and “10KM” filters. For those races, too, check whether a time belongs to a finish or a checkpoint along the course. The official programme gives a 10 a.m. start for the half marathon and 1:15 p.m. for the 10 km, both Paris time, so their standings develop on a different timetable from the marathon.
When looking up someone you supported, ask which distance they entered before searching. A matching surname alone is not enough: check the bib and event as well. If the runner has not yet appeared at the finish, use the latest checkpoint as a progress update rather than treating it as their final result.
Why encouragement matters beyond the clock
If you raced in Bordeaux, a familiar voice or face may stay with you as clearly as your finish time. Before your next start, friends and family can prepare a few encouragement messages for runners, even if they cannot attend. Our guide to supporting someone running a marathon gives them practical ideas.
With Cobbr, they record voice encouragements that play through your earphones at a chosen kilometre. If you enable live messages in your race settings, they can also send encouragement during the run using the same supporter link. It is a way to bring their support with you without spending the race looking at your phone.
Cover photo: Lucas Negredo Sagarzazu / Pexels, Pexels licence, cropped and resized. App screenshot: Cobbr, English interface.
FAQ: Bordeaux Marathon 2026 results
Who won the men's Bordeaux Marathon 2026 race?
Jason Pointeau is first in the provisional men's finish standings in 2:18:32, ahead of Téo Dubuc and Florian Laplanche.
Who won the women's race?
Solvegue Feuillade leads the provisional women's standings in 2:49:39 net, or 2:49:42 gun time. Lea Douheret and Ludivine Balluais-Delaunay complete the podium.
Where can I find the full results?
Use the RaceResult tracker linked by the organiser. Select the correct distance, search by name or bib, and check for the “Arrivée” finish split alongside the net and gun-time columns.
