Maxime is a standout athlete that embodies the new generation of the French sprint in the run-up to Paris 2024.

Born in New Caledonia, Maxime began swimming at 5 and started racing at 8. Few years later, he moved to France mainland in order to continue his passion and growth at a European level.

In 2017, Maxime became Junior World vice-champion of the 50m freestyle clocking 22’’25. Then, in 2018, he took the first step on the podium with his team in the 4x100m Freestyle relay in the European championships.

Maxime made his first appearance on the worldwide swimming scene at the World Championships in Gwangju in 2019. He ended up breaking his personal records in both 50m Free and Fly, and clinched the Bronze medal in the 4x100m Freestyle relay.

In 2021, Maxime had a great breakthrough. He won a remarkable Gold in the 100m Free in the French Championship and also achieved his personal best of 21’’74 in the 50m Free. This led him to his first Olympic Games in Tokyo where he finished 4th in the 100m freestyle clocking in 47‘’72 and achieving his personal best of 47’’52 starting the relay.

Always looking for excellence, Maxime leaves nothing to chance and keeps in mind his ambition to tackle the best sprinters in the world.