According to a PR Newswire-reported announcement, AG.AL has claimed the Esports World Cup 2026 Club Championship in Paris, taking home the $7 million title after finishing with 5,300 points.
The winning moment came through Gwendal “Gwen” Duparc, whose victory in the inaugural EWC Trackmania tournament secured the overall Club Championship for AG.AL. It was a decisive finish to a sprawling international competition—and a major result for both the player and his Club.
Gwen delivers the championship-clinching win
Trackmania made its EWC tournament debut this year, and Gwen ensured that first appearance carried championship consequences. His tournament victory supplied the result AG.AL needed to lock down the Club crown.
That connection between an individual tournament win and the overall standings put Trackmania at the centre of the event’s closing story. AG.AL ultimately emerged on top across a competition designed to reward Clubs operating across multiple esports.
A massive field converges on Paris
The Esports World Cup’s Paris edition brought together more than 2,000 players from 200 Clubs, with over 100 countries represented.
Competition spanned 25 tournaments across 24 games, giving the Club Championship a broad field of disciplines and contenders. From that packed schedule, AG.AL finished as the overall champion, with Gwen’s Trackmania performance providing the final push.
Which mattered more to you: Gwen’s tournament victory, or AG.AL taking the overall Club Championship?
