

Léonore Rémy and Malo Pindat de Tonquedec: two talents confirmed at Aramis
They were not discovered in Lyon. And that is precisely what makes their journey interesting. A few months before the Challenge Aramis, Léonore Rémy and Malo Pindat de Tonquedec had already made their mark at the M15 Mediterranean Championships: gold for Léonore in women’s épée, bronze for Malo in the boys’ event. So, at Aramis, they did not come out of nowhere. They confirmed, in a different setting, what their previous results had already suggested: two young French talents


Paul Allermoz confirms it: the Porthos spirit was no coincidence
Winner of the Tournoi Porthos in 2024, Paul Allermoz continues his progress by winning the French U17 N3 Championship There are victories that do not tell the whole story of a career path, but reveal something essential about a fencer. Winner of the Tournoi Porthos at the Challenge Aramis, Paul Allermoz has just won the French Individual U17 N3 Championship, held this weekend in Corbas. It is another significant result for the young épée fencer, confirming what the very disti


For its 20th edition, the Challenge Aramis is taking a new step in the way it tells its story
This year, a photographer and a videographer will be present throughout the weekend to cover the competition, behind-the-scenes moments, sporting highlights and moments of conviviality. This is a first in this format, designed not only to keep a record of this anniversary edition, but also to build communication materials for the years to come. Because Aramis is not just a competition. It is a weekend of encounters, emotions, concentration, encouragement, self-improvement and


At Aramis, memories are also part of the experience
A Selfie Corner to share the spirit of the Challenge At the Challenge Aramis, the essential action naturally takes place on the piste. Team commitment, the intensity of the relays, the density of the matches, the sporting demands: everything that makes up the heart of a competition is very much present. But Aramis has never really wanted to be just another competition. Since its beginnings, the Challenge has sought to offer young fencers a fuller, livelier and more memorable


Félix Regnat, one touch to claim his place
Winner of the 2026 Porthos Tournament, the young Swiss fencer from Zuger Fechtclub confirmed in Lyon a season already marked by his first international selection. A victory in true Porthos format At Porthos, everything can change with a single touch. One decision, one inspiration, sometimes just a fraction of a second. In 2026, Félix Regnat managed to master this very special format and add his name to the Porthos Tournament roll of honour. A season already launched in Grenob


Zoom on the Porthos Tournament
One minute. One single touch. You gear up. You adjust your mask. You tighten your grip on the handle. Around you, people are warming up, watching each other, half-joking.But deep down, everyone is thinking the same thing: here, there is no room for error. At the Porthos Tournament, you don’t ease into the match. You are thrown straight into it. Before the first salute, a random draw already designates who would be declared the winner if time runs out without a touch. A detai


Nolan Wingerter, Patron of the Challenge Aramis 2026
Giving Back, Passing On, Inspiring Junior World Vice-Champion, member of the French national training center at INSEP, and one of the rising figures of French épée fencing, Nolan Wingerter will be the patron of the Challenge Aramis 2026 . A role he accepted with deep conviction: the desire to pass on what he himself has received and to support the next generation as they take their first steps toward high-level competition. Originally from Grenoble, Nolan began fencing at th


Focus on our partners
Our partners: far more than sponsors In the « Challenge Aramis », we do not only talk about sponsoring, but about alliances with our partners. MPDATA, Beaubleu, Escrime Diffusion, PIDDDS and Crédit Mutuel are bound to the project through personal stories, shared values and a trust that has been built over time. They didn’t « buy visibility » – they chose to join a human and sporting adventure focused on youth, gender diversity, and international openness. They are fully and a


