@french.track: Dans les terres de @spidehrmann, le maître des lieux entend bien imposer sa loi sur les tours de piste. Mais les rebelles ne comptent pas lui laisser le contrôle de la galaxie si facilement… ⚔️ Adrien Peralta, Dylan Mileau et Rayan Mileau s’apprêtent à livrer bataille et auront fort à faire face à l’Empire Strasbourgeois. 👀 Mais l’affrontement le plus attendu sera sans doute celui des frères Mileau. Une rivalité digne des plus grandes sagas galactiques, avec un duel fratricide qui pourrait enfin régler leurs comptes une bonne fois pour toutes sur le tour de piste. Rendez-vous le 6 juin au meeting de @S2A Strasbourg pour assister à cet épisode inédit. Si tu veux rejoindre l’aventure, les inscriptions sont toujours ouvertes sur Athlé Live. Et si tu préfères observer la bataille en dégustant ton popcorn, tu es évidemment le bienvenu au stade d’athlétisme de Hautepierre.

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