It is the global showcase. Departure on the Champs, pass in front of Bastille, the Eiffel Tower and finish in the Bois de Boulogne. With its 50,000 participants, the Paris Marathon is a giant celebration where every runner, pro or amateur, feels carried by the City of Lights.
Why go there? For the magic of Paris and the energy of the crowd.
Here, you never forget your bib... or your suit. The Médoc Marathon, it is 42 km of castles, vineyards and tastings. Foie gras, oysters, red wine with refuos. Nearly 90% of runners come in costume. The perf? Secondary. The party? Total.
Why go there? Because you will never have laughed so much on 42 km.
From the Promenade des Anglais to La Croisette, the Nice-Cannes Marathon Unfold its plot like a vacation movie. Palm trees, azure sea, coastal villages... and a Hollywood finish in Cannes. A rolling race, often conducive to fall PR.
Why go there? To run on a life-size postcard.
A marathon that ends in front of Mont-Saint-Michel cannot be forgotten. The course runs along the bay, flat and rolling, before this magnificent final. One of the most photogenic marathons in France.
Why go there? For the emotion of arrival and the magic of the place.
Second French marathon in attendance, The La Rochelle marathon has everything: impeccable organization, friendly atmosphere, flat and fast course. The departure and arrival take place in the old port, under the emblematic towers.
Why go there? For a guaranteed PR in a maritime environment.
It is the little cousin of Médoc, with the same ingredients: wine, good humor, disguises. The Beaujolais Marathon crosses vineyards and villages, supported by “gastronomic” refreshments and a popular atmosphere.
Why go there? To combine effort, land and conviviality.
In Chamonix, the marathon feels like an ultra. Ascents, descents, alpine trails and panoramas of Mont-Blanc. Here, we forget the timer: the experience is total.
Why go there? For immersion in the mountains and the trail spirit.