CHS team rider Charlotte Philip (FRA-1194) closes the 2026 French Slalom Championship, the AFF Brets Funboard Tour, 4th overall in the women’s ranking and 2nd Under 21. She did it twice: in fin slalom and in windfoil, the two rankings that make up the French title.

Built on the second half of the season
The tour opened in April at La Hague, a stage Charlotte missed. Her season was built on the second half: Calais in September and the final at Leucate La Franqui, 23–25 October.
In Calais she finished 3rd in fin slalom and 4th in windfoil. In Leucate she was 4th in both, and in the six windfoil races she never finished outside the top four: 4, 3, 4, 3, 4, 4.
A fleet that races the World Cup
The French women’s fleet is one of the strongest in the world. The national title went to Justine Lemeteyer, ahead of Maé Davico and Lola Brotschi-Eibel, in both disciplines. One week after Leucate, Lemeteyer won the PWA Foil Slalom World Cup in Yokosuka, Japan, and Davico finished 6th.
The Under 21 title went to Lola Brotschi-Eibel, with Charlotte 2nd. The two had already met this season at the IFCA Fin Slalom Europeans in Hvide Sande, where Charlotte took 1st Youth and Lola 2nd.
Powered by CHS
Charlotte races on CHS sails, handcrafted in Senigallia by Claudio Badiali. Her 2026 season brings a European youth title in fin slalom and a 4th place among the best women in France, on fin and on foil.
Congratulations, Charlotte. The whole CHS family is proud to have you on our sails.
Claudio Badiali — CHS Wind Solutions
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