From the World Tour to the Bike Clinic.
A career built on the millimetre — from the Tour de France to clinical biomechanics.
THE PELOTON
Before the toolbox, the bike: racing at elite level taught me effort from the inside — what a position costs, and what it gives back. A serious accident at eighteen left me with a body that no longer sat straight on a bike.
Years passed. Many fits. No answer.
THE WORLD TOUR
At the UCI World Tour level — FDJ — I became the youngest mechanic in Tour de France history.
The peloton's workshop has one unit of measurement: the millimetre, under pressure, with no second chance.
THE METHOD
After years of fittings that never held, I travelled to Australia to be fitted by Neill Stanbury. He fixed me. 30'000km for few millimetres.
In 2026 I crossed the world again — this time to train under him. I am now the only practitioner worldwide he has certified.
Clinical biomechanics: the body assessed before the bicycle is touched.
COQUILLADE PROVENCE
I joined the Cycling Center at Coquillade Provence, and came to direct it. An international clientele, a team to lead, a Relais & Châteaux house to serve.
Today, House Ambassador, I welcome you at La Bike Clinic.
