France
David Binet
About
Favorite sports:
Road & track running
Fun fact:
My father pushed me to start running when I was 8 years, I never stopped since then.
Most embarrassing sport moment:
I had to stop one km away from the finish line from a 16 km race (Paris-Versailles) to rush to the toilet.
Proudest sport moment:
Victory and Record holder of the Speed Project Relay race (Los Angeles to Las Vegas in a team of 6 people). My Personal Best in my first ever marathon: 2:34.
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