| Rank | Event | Year | Location | |
| UCI World Championships | ||||
| 1 | Individual | 2011 | Copenhagen, DEN | |
| 2 | Individual | 2012 | Birmingham, GBR | |
| 3 | Individual | 2010 | Pietermaritzburg, RSA | |
| 7 | Time trial | 2011 | Copenhagen, DEN | |
| 14 | Time trial | 2012 | Birmingham, GBR | |
| BMX Supercross World Cup | ||||
| 2 | Individual | 2011 | London, GBR | |
| 3 | Individual | 2011 | Papendal, NED | |
| 3 | Individual | 2011 | Pietermaritzburg, RSA | |
| BMX Supercross World Cup (Ranking) | ||||
| 1 | Individual | 2011 | ||
Occupation
Athlete
Club name
Stade Bordelais DN1 BMX, Bordeaux, FRA
Coach
Jean-Christophe Tricard (jorisdaudet.com, 01 Jun 2012)
Additional information
Start of sporting career
He began BMX racing at age 13 in Saintes, France. (lemonde.fr, 14 Mar 2012)
Reason for taking up this sport
"I liked it straight away. Eight of us on the line behind the gate, I loved that confrontation. I love the adrenaline, the speed and the risks we take." (lemonde.fr, 14 Mar 2012)
Ambitions
To participate at the London 2012 Olympic Games. (redbull.com, 12 Jun 2012)
Awards
He held the French, European and world championship titles simultaneously in 2011. (redbull.com, 12 Jun 2012)
He is the first ever French rider to win a world championship. (redbull.com, 12 Jun 2012)
General
US STINT BRINGS MATURITY
In 2010-11 he lived and trained in the United States. According to his coach Jean-Christophe Tricard, who has known him since he was 13, this was a major step in his maturity. "He left alone for the United States. He had to look after himself all alone, live by himself, and overcome the language barrier. He did it, and when he came back he was no longer a kid." (redbull.com, 12 Jun 2012)
