After two years of successful support through the “Objectif 2024” program, which notably saw Mewen Tomac secure a remarkable 4th place in the 200-meter backstroke during the Paris international competitions in 2024, Cornet Vincent Ségurel law firm reaffirms its confidence in the French athlete through a new program: “Objectif 2028.”
This initiative continues the firm’s commitment to high-level French sports and the values of excellence it shares with athletes. The program includes tailored support combining financial assistance, implemented with the French Sports Foundation and the Performance Pact, and legal expertise support, allowing Mewen Tomac to fully dedicate himself to preparation for upcoming international competitions.
Four-time French champion and recent world bronze medalist, Mewen Tomac has established himself as one of the best French backstroke specialists. His exceptional performances and determination perfectly embody the values of excellence and perseverance that are important to Cornet Vincent Ségurel law firm.
About Mewen Tomac
Mewen Tomac represents the new generation of French swimming. Born in 2001 and training at the EN Caen club, he has experienced a remarkable rise since 2022, the year he joined Cornet Vincent Ségurel’s “Objectif 2024” program.
His track record demonstrates consistent progress at the highest level.
In 2022, he distinguished himself at the European Championships in Rome by winning silver with the 4×100 medley relay and bronze with the 4×200 freestyle relay. That same year, he confirmed his national dominance by becoming the French champion in the 200m backstroke.
In 2023, he made his mark at the French Championships with new performances, where he retained his title in the 200m backstroke and also won at other distances, thus consolidating his position as a national leader in his specialty.
In 2024, he reached a new milestone in his career with a historic performance at the Paris international competitions, where he finished 4th in the 200m backstroke, coming very close to the podium and achieving the best result of his career on the international stage. This performance, coupled with his four French championship titles, confirms his status among the world elite in the discipline. In December 2024, he won his first world medal in short course in Budapest, taking bronze in the 200m backstroke (1’49″53). This historic medal crowns an exceptional 2024 year and opens new perspectives for the years ahead. Alongside his sporting career, Mewen Tomac is pursuing higher education, illustrating his ability to balance sporting excellence and academic achievement.
