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Miss France 1997, the 67th edition of the Miss France pageant, was held on December 13, 1996 at the Futuroscope in
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, with more than ten million viewers. The president of the judging panel was the beautiful Frenchwoman Christiane Martel Aleman, who had been Miss Cinémonde 1953 and
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, as well as a leading actress in
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in the 1960s. The winner was Patricia Spehar of
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was crowned Miss France 1997 by the outgoing title-holder Laure Belleville of
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, Miss France 1996. She has represented France at Miss Universe 1997 but unplaced. She also placed in top 15 at
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. The first runner up, Marie Borg, has finished 1st runner-up at
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Results


Placements


Contestants

The 44 Miss France 1997 contestants were: *
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- Elsa Mazzia * - Lara Maringer *
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- Sandrine Hamidi * - Maylis Ondicola * Artois- Côte d'Opale - Virginie Tellier * - Catherine Sarret *
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- Anne-Sophie Vigno *
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- Barbara Niewidtzala * - Severine Andre * - Stéphanie Sevat * - Carole Roudeillac * Camargue - Sandrine Montagud * - Nathalie Frère * Charentes Poitou - Nancy Bourgeix *
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- Carine Vincent * - Delphine Cheuva *
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- Sarah Sumfleth * - Delphine Pequignet * - Sabine Alves de Puga * - Patricia Sellin * Hainaut - Caroline Lubrez *
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- Audrey Legros * - Carole Pages * - Stéphanie Leroy * - Manuela Pereira * - Angélique Sage *
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- Angélique Monnier * - Marianne Samson * - Mélanie Muller * - Patricia Spehar * Pays d'Ain - Carine Boirot * - Céline Bourban *
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- Séverine Martin * Pays du Velay - Amélie Fournel * Périgord - Caren Claret * - Magalie Lherminier * - Pascale Delzenne * Quercy - Delphine Verdié * - Fabienne Sabrimoutou * - Delphine Brossard *
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- Cévennes - Aurore Pecrix * St-Étienne-
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- Christelle Arcis *
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- Marie Borg * Touraine-Soulogne - Murielle Hoarau


Ranking


First round

Order of announcement of the 12 semifinalists:


Second round

Order of announcement of the 5 finalists:


Judges


Notes about the placements

*
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wins for the thirteenth time in the Miss France pageant after eleven years drought. *
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is placed for third consecutive year. *
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, Charentes Poitou, Hainaut and
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are placed for second consecutive year. *
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is placed for the first time since the Miss France 1991 pageant. * Aquitaine,
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are placed for the first time since the Miss France 1995 pageant. *
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are placed for the first time.


Crossovers

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- Patricia Spehar ** (
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- Marie Borg ''(2nd Runner-up)'' ** (
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- Patricia Spehar ''(Top 15)'' ** (
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* {{Miss France regions 1996 beauty pageants 1996 in France Miss France Poitiers December 1996 events in Europe