Brittany fields three profiles to keep an eye on: Gaspard Larsonneur, Camille Dubrana and Léo Le Tohic Casareggio. Between national events and the European stage, these Breton talents showcase different paths, with a new generation determined to earn its place in the lineup.
Three Breton talents at the French Surf Championships
Gaspard Larsonneur, Camille Dubrana and Léo Le Tohic Casareggio are among the Breton headliners announced for the French Championships. Their presence adds depth to a regional selection moving forward with ambition and several personalities to watch.
For young competitors watching the heats, these paths offer three reference points: experience at national events, results on the European stage and the early arrival of young talents in French national selections. On paper and in the water, Brittany has what it takes to make its mark.
Gaspard Larsonneur, a Breton headliner to watch
Gaspard Larsonneur’s name is among the Breton competitors to watch at the French Championships. The available information does not detail his record or discipline, so it is best to note his status as an anticipated representative of the delegation without assigning him an unconfirmed result or riding profile.
In a competition where every heat comes down to wave selection and the ability to score at the right time, his presence strengthens the Breton contingent. For enthusiasts, the interest will be in following his run through the rounds and seeing how he finds his rhythm in the contest.
Camille Dubrana, a bronze medal on the European stage
Camille Dubrana won a bronze medal in a European SUP surfing final, according to available information. A podium finish that confirms her ability to turn a heat into a result, in a discipline where reading the water, positioning and wave selection often make the difference.
This performance provides a concrete benchmark in her career and adds a strong line to the record of French representatives. For Brittany, this result is part of a successful Breton momentum that extends beyond national championships alone.
Léo Le Tohic Casareggio, U18 European champion at 15
Originally from Larmor-Plage, Léo Le Tohic Casareggio won the U18 European SUP surfing title at just 15 years old. He was making his first appearance at this level in French colors: an impressive debut.
His title adds to a remarkable international season for the young waterman. His journey of the Larmor native who masters the waters reflects the attention given to this rise, while his precocity places his name among the emerging talents to watch in upcoming competitions.
Key takeaways on these young Breton talents
The three paths do not tell the same story: Gaspard Larsonneur is announced among the Breton headliners at the French Championships, Camille Dubrana has a European podium finish to her name, and Léo Le Tohic Casareggio has already claimed a continental U18 title. This diversity is what makes the trio so compelling.
- Gaspard Larsonneur: a Breton competitor announced among the names to watch at the French Championships.
- Camille Dubrana: a bronze medal won in a European SUP surfing final.
- Léo Le Tohic Casareggio: U18 European SUP surfing champion at 15, in his first appearance at this level.
For a young surfer watching the heats from the shore, these profiles show three ways to progress on the circuit: establish yourself at national events, turn a final into a podium finish and seize an international opportunity as early as the youth categories. The next step will be to see how each of them builds on this momentum in competition.
| Surfing | Confirmed benchmark | Discipline or event |
|---|---|---|
| Gaspard Larsonneur | Among the Breton headliners to watch | French Surfing Championships |
| Camille Dubrana | Bronze medal in the European final | SUP surfing |
| Léo Le Tohic Casareggio | U18 European champion at age 15 | SUP surfing, first selection at this level |
Why follow Brittany’s new generation
Brittany is not limited to a single board sport format or a single circuit. The presence of competitors on the national and European stages makes it possible to follow complementary developments, from competitive surfing to SUP surfing, and observe how young athletes handle pressure, selection, and finals.
Léo’s title and Camille’s podium finish provide tangible results for this momentum, while Gaspard’s presence at the French Championships keeps the focus on the national event. To discover the profile of the young athlete from Larmor-Plage, this feature on the Breton waterman provides additional insight.
Who are the three Breton talents to watch closely?
Gaspard Larsonneur, Camille Dubrana, and Léo Le Tohic Casareggio are the three Breton competitors highlighted for their national events and competition performances.
What European result did Camille Dubrana achieve?
Camille Dubrana won a bronze medal in a European SUP surfing final.
What title did Léo Le Tohic Casareggio win?
At age 15, the young athlete from Larmor-Plage became U18 European champion in SUP surfing, during his first selection at this level.
In what event is Gaspard Larsonneur being highlighted as one to watch?
Gaspard Larsonneur is among the Breton headliners to watch at the French Surfing Championships.