Quentin Fercoq

France

Occupation	Athlete
Languages	English, French

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Sport Specific Information

Name of coach	Annie Sarrat [national]
When and where did you begin this sport?	He began skating in 2003 in Le Havre, France.
Club / Team	Club de Vitesse sur Glace du Havre [CVGH]: France
Reason for choosing this sport	He enjoyed the sensation of skating fast, the social aspect of the sport, and the direct competition against other athletes. "Nothing is won or lost until the finish line. Anything can happen."

General Interest

Most influential person in career	His parents, and coach Gregory Durant. (Athlete, 05 Dec 2019)
Hero / Idol	French biathlete Martin Fourcade, Russian speed skater Victor An, US swimmer Michael Phelps. (Athlete, 05 Dec 2019)
Injuries	He fractured the radial bone in his arm in 2015. (Athlete, 05 Dec 2019) He broke his hip in 2014. (Athlete, 05 Dec 2019) He sustained a tibia fracture in 2011. (Athlete, 05 Dec 2019)
Hobbies	Movies, sport. (espritbleu.franceolympique.com, 20 Feb 2016)
Sporting philosophy / motto	"You need to risk losing in order to win." (Athlete, 05 Dec 2019)
Memorable sporting achievement	Winning silver in the 1500m at the 2019 World Winter University Games in Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation. (Athlete, 05 Dec 2019)

Championships results	Year	Competition	Event	Rank
Championships results
	2017/2018	World Junior Championships	3000m Relay	4
	2018/2019	European Championships	5000m Relay	4
	2016/2017	World Junior Championships	3000m Relay	5
	2015/2016	World Junior Championships	3000m Relay	5
	2017/2018	European Championships	5000m Relay	5
	2017/2018	World Junior Championships	Overall	5
	2014/2015	World Junior Championships	3000m Relay	8
	2019/2020	European Championships	500m	11
	2016/2017	World Junior Championships	Overall	11
	2013/2014	World Junior Championships	3000m Relay	13
	2019/2020	European Championships	Overall	14
	2015/2016	World Junior Championships	Overall	15
	2019/2020	European Championships	1000m	16
	2019/2020	European Championships	1500m	18
	2014/2015	World Junior Championships	Overall	22

World Cups	Year	Competition	Event	Rank
World Cups
	2018/2019	Salt Lake City, UT	2000m Relay	3
	2019/2020	Dresden	2000m Relay	3
	2019/2020	Salt Lake City, UT	500m	6
	2016/2017	Minsk	5000m Relay	6
	2018/2019	Dresden	5000m Relay	6
	2019/2020	Shanghai	2000m Relay	6
	2019/2020	Salt Lake City, UT	2000m Relay	7
	2016/2017	Dresden	5000m Relay	7
	2018/2019	Salt Lake City, UT	500m	7
	2017/2018	Shanghai	5000m Relay	8
	2018/2019	Salt Lake City, UT	5000m Relay	8
	2019/2020	Dresden	1000m	8
	2019/2020	Shanghai	5000m Relay	8
	2016/2017	Dresden	500m	11
	2019/2020	Salt Lake City, UT	5000m Relay	11
	2019/2020	Salt Lake City, UT	500m	11
	2019/2020	Dresden	5000m Relay	11
	2018/2019	Dresden	2000m Relay	12
	2016/2017	Gangneung	5000m Relay	12
	2018/2019	Dresden	500m	12
	2018/2019	Calgary, AB	500m	12
	2019/2020	Dresden	1500m	13
	2018/2019	Dresden	1000m	15
	2019/2020	Shanghai	500m	17
	2018/2019	Calgary, AB	500m	18
	2018/2019	World Cup	500m	20
	2019/2020	World Cup	500m	21
	2016/2017	Shanghai	500m	21
	2018/2019	Salt Lake City, UT	1000m	22
	2016/2017	Minsk	500m	23
	2016/2017	Dresden	1500m	25
	2019/2020	Shanghai	500m	25
	2016/2017	Gangneung	1500m	27
	2016/2017	Minsk	1500m	27
	2016/2017	Gangneung	1000m	29
	2015/2016	World Cup	500m	30
	2019/2020	World Cup	1000m	31
	2017/2018	World Cup	500m	33
	2019/2020	World Cup	1500m	35
	2017/2018	Shanghai	500m	39
	2016/2017	World Cup	500m	44
	2018/2019	World Cup	1000m	54
	2015/2016	World Cup	1000m	71
	2016/2017	World Cup	1500m	74
	2016/2017	World Cup	1000m	115