Victor Pichon

Victor Pichon was a French athlete born in 1890 who competed in the early 20th century. He specialized in long-distance running, particularly marathons. Pichon represented France in international competitions, including the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. Known for his endurance and dedication, he contributed to France’s athletic history during a period when the modern Olympic movement was gaining prominence. Although not widely famous today, his participation reflects the spirit of perseverance and national pride in early Olympic sports.