Saturday, June 19, 2027
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Max Runners
A combined challenge pairing the Saturday evening 28 km with the Sunday 81 km ultra. Runners are subject to the rules of both races and are ranked on the total of the two times.
Cliffs and moorland of the Cotentin peninsula
Waymarked walking paths set by the organisation
Route through protected sites and Natura 2000 areas
Start and finish at Beaumont-Hague
Night trail on Saturday evening
2027 host of the French military championship over 27 and 50 km
Qualification
Start / Finish
Beaumont-Hague, start and finish on the same site (the youth race starts at Vauville)
Beaumont-Hague
Terrain
Route
Race Day
What to bring
Survival blanket
Mobile phone (international access advised)
Water capacity of at least 1 litre (0.5 litre for the Petite Barjo)
Whistle
Food reserve
Reflective armband
Personal cup
Head torch with spare batteries for the Ultra-Trail and Le Brin de Folie
What you get
Chip timing
Race photos
1 EUR eco-participation tax included in the entry fee
Electronic timing chip integrated in the bib
Sweep shuttle back to Beaumont-Hague for runners who drop out
Wristband fitted at bib collection
On the day
Bag drop
Marshals on course
First aid on course
Before you enter
Other questions
Registration opens on 2 January 2027 and closes at midnight on 10 January 2027 for all the races. If more than 2 700 runners have entered, a draw takes place and the results are published on 12 January 2027. Selected runners must confirm their entry by paying before midnight on 31 January 2027.
Only through the official bib exchange, open from 1 February to 1 June 2027. Outside that exchange no transfer of a bib is accepted by the organisation, and the runner who hands it over remains responsible for any accident caused by the person wearing it.
You need an FFA Athle Competition, Athle Entreprise or Athle Running licence valid on race day, or a Pass' J'aime Courir completed by a doctor, or a Parcours de Prevention Sante certificate from pps.athle.fr completed within the three months before the event. FFA health and coaching licences are not accepted.
Only runners in the 81 km Ultra-Trail can leave a drop bag at Beaumont-Hague. It is accessible when they pass the Beaumont-Hague feed station.
No. Any outside assistance, including feeding away from an official station, is forbidden and can bring a one hour penalty. The races are built on self-sufficiency between feed stations.
Beaumont-Hague (La Hague), France
Saturday, June 19, 2027
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€75
entry fee