April 21â25, 2027
WE CREATE ULTRA EVENTS, FOR EVERYONE.
Prepare your ultra-distance season with an accessible and immersive event.
A gentle climb, superb scenery, and a breathtaking crossing of Paris.
The right time to test your equipment... and yourself.
See PARIS, with stars in your eyes.
Discover or re-discover the film of the 2025 edition.
The capital of ultra running, the Race Across Paris is more than just an event: itâs a unique experience in the heart of Paris and its surrounding areas, where every kilometer tells a story.
Immerse yourself in the photos from the 2025 edition and relive the intensity of this adventureâa blend of pushing your limits, raw emotion, new encounters, and a passion for cycling.
CHOOSE YOUR DISTANCE
No matter the distance, it's the adventure that counts.
On the RACE ACROSS PARIS, the routes form loops around a single Basecamp .
To complete your challenge, youâll be asked to complete 1 or 2 different loops. Youâll be able to find your belongings and loved ones on the web Basecamp âthe only place where you can get assistance.
RAP 1000KM
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Departure
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
Arrival
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
Basecamp
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
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Tuesday, April 20, 2027
5:00 p.m.â7:00 p.m.: Pick up â race bib â and check of required equipment
Wednesday, April 21, 2027
6:00 a.m.â9:00 a.m.: Pickup of â race bib â and check of required gear
9 a.m.: Mandatory briefing (in French)
9:20 a.m.: Mandatory briefing (in English)
Starting at 10 a.m.: departures
Saturday, April 24, 2027
7:00 p.m.: awards ceremony
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To register for the 1000 km, you must meet at least one of the following conditions:
Finisher of a Race Across 300 KM in the last 12 months
Proof of equivalent long-distance experience:
participation or finisher in a road / gravel / mountain bike / virtual event, a BRM, or a self-organized adventure of at least 300 KM in 24 hours.
Accepted evidence
You can provide :
an official result,
a completed GPS route,
a Finisher's Diploma,
or any other evidence of your experience.
How do you send your supporting documents?
Directly :
in the registration form, or
after the fact, via your Miles Republic space.
RAP 500KM
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Departure
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
Arrival
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
Basecamp
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
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Thursday, April 22, 2027
5:00 p.m.â7:00 p.m.: Pick up â race bib â and check of required equipment
Friday, April 23, 2027
6:00 a.m.â9:00 a.m.: Pickup of â race bib â and check of required gear
9 a.m.: Mandatory briefing (in French)
9:20 a.m.: Mandatory briefing (in English)
Starting at 10 a.m.: departures
Sunday, April 25, 2027
11:00 a.m.: awards ceremony
RAP 300KM
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Departure
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
Arrival
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
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Friday, April 23, 2027
5:00 p.m.â7:00 p.m.: Pick up â race bib â and check of required equipment
Saturday, April 24, 2027
6:00 a.m.â9:00 a.m.: Pickup of â race bib â and check of required gear
9 a.m.: Mandatory briefing (in French)
9:20 a.m.: Mandatory briefing (in English)
Starting at 10 a.m.: departures
Sunday, April 25, 2027
11:00 a.m.: awards ceremony
200KM NIGHT RUN
GoâLum EXPERIENCE
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Departure
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
Arrival
Halle des Bourgognes, Route des Bourgognes, 60500 Chantilly
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Saturday, April 24, 2027
2:00 p.m.â4:00 p.m.: Pickup of the " race bib " and check of required equipment
4:00 p.m.: Mandatory briefing (in French)
4:20 p.m.: Mandatory briefing (in English)
Starting at 5:00 p.m.: departures
Sunday, April 25, 2027
11:00 a.m.: awards ceremony
Find a hotel near the departure point
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BY BIKE:
Paris 45km / Amiens 90km / Reims 130km
BY TRAIN:
Chantilly-Gouvieux train station / SNCF (Paris 25 min / Lille 1 hr 45 min / Lyon 3 hrs)
BY ROAD:
A1 motorway - Chantilly/Survilliers exit (Paris 45 min / Lille 2 hrs / Brussels 3 hrs)
BY PLANE:
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport or Paris-Beauvais Airport
More info:
https://www.chantilly-senlis-tourisme.com/infos-pratiques/acces-transports/comment-venir/
TIME LIMIT / DISTANCE
To become a finisher, you must complete your challenge within the allotted time. This time limit is designed to provide you with a clear framework and help you achieve your goal under the best possible conditions.
2027 RATES
| distance | phase | solo | duo / team |
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WAITING LIST (24h priority) STANDARD (up to 2 months before event) LAST CHANCE (from 2 months before the event) |
99⏠109⏠119⏠|
95⏠105⏠115⏠|
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WAITING LIST (24h priority) STANDARD (up to 2 months before event) LAST CHANCE (from 2 months before the event) |
âŹ179 âŹ199 âŹ219 |
169⏠179⏠209⏠|
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WAITING LIST
(24h priority) STANDARD (up to 2 months before the event) LAST CHANCE (From 2 months before the event) |
âŹ219 âŹ239 âŹ269 |
209⏠219⏠259⏠|
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WAITING LIST
(24h priority) STANDARD (up to 2 months before event) LAST CHANCE (from 2 months before the event) |
âŹ299 âŹ319 âŹ379 |
âŹ289 âŹ299 âŹ359 |
Taxes included, excluding platform fees
Why register for the Race Across Paris?
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An immersion in the capital.
Experience Paris as you've never imagined: from Chantilly, cross the capital for a unique immersion in the heart of the City of Light.
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A well-oiled organization.
With 10 years of experience dedicated to enhancing the customer experience, meeting your challenges, and creating lasting memories, the Race Across Series is the organization that goes above and beyond to ensure your comfort and safety.
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Semi-Autonomy: assistance on Basecamp.
Semi-autonomy means striking the right balance between adventure and total freedom on the road, with each cyclist managing his or her own effort and needs, and the kind assistance of basecamps offering rest, security and support as you set off on the next stage of the challenge.
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![Group of people seated at an outdoor table at an event, some smiling, a woman in the background drinks from a rosa bottle, all wearing fluorescent vests.]()
More than a community, a family.
Beyond the individual challenge, ultra racing brings together a unique community: people who are passionate about adventure and surpassing themselves, united by mutual support, respect and a passion for cycling. Whether on the road or in the base camps, everyone shares more than just a race: it's a human experience where solidarity and collective spirit count as much as performance.
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A perfect start to the season
Riding early in April, on an accessible course without excessive gradients: the Race Across Paris is the ideal event to launch your ultra-cycling season.
WHAT'S INCLUDED.
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đïž Full access to life bases, including :
đœïž Catering area: solid meals (hot/cold) & beverages (hot/cold)
đż S anitary area: toilets and showers
đŽ Rest area: cots with blankets
đ©ș Medical Services: First-aid kit and access to a doctor remotely
đ Recharging space for your electronic equipment
đ Transport of the finish bag and any drop bags ( 2,500 and 1,000 km only) from the start to the finish. Bike case available as an optional paid service
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â O bligatory bike and equipment check before departure, carried out by our teams
đ°ïž Operations Management Center (OMC) open 24 hours a day throughout the event
đ„ Access to a doctor available 24 hours a day throughout the event
đš Coordination with emergency medical services for rapid response
đ Partnership with regional emergency services for health plans
đźââïž Collaboration with law enforcement and emergency services to ensure safety
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đșïž Itineraries based on in-depth knowledge of each destination, as recognized by our teams
đ€ Coordination with authorities (prefectures, dĂ©partements) for official declarations
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đ°ïž Near real-time GPS tracking that allows the PGO to detect abnormal situations and ensure compliance with regulations
đ°ïž Real-time tracking via a web platform so your loved ones can follow your progress during the race.
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đȘ” Personalized âBout de boisâ Trophy
đ Finisher T-shirt
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đș Your "Finisher" drink (soda or beer) to quench your thirst and celebrate your accomplishment at the finish line
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đ Burgers, hot dogs, or wraps at the end of the event for a moment of camaraderie and sharing with the community. These gatherings will take place on competition days.
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đŠ Participant envelope handed out at race bib pickup, containing:
Frame plate, helmet stickers
Rider identification bracelet
Goodies and exclusive partner offers
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đ€ Speaker at the starting line
đ„ Red carpet at the finish line
đž Official Finisher Photo
đȘ” Personalized âBout de boisâ Trophy
đ Finisher T-shirt
đș Finisher Drink
đ« Memories to Last a Lifetime
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đŁ Pre-race briefing held on the day of the event in French and English
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â€ïž A family of volunteers who've been with us since the very beginning and go out of their way to make sure you have a memorable adventure!
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đ± Participant app containing all the essential information
Sending important notifications during the race in 7 languages, if necessary
Race Mode screen that allows each participant to access key information about their adventure
Book a hotel room for one night in just a few clicks
Find points of interest with just one click
A typical Race Across experience
Find out what a typical Race Across event is like, from the start at race bib to the final podium.
đ 1. Home
Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the Race Across Series, get your bearings in the event village, and meet our teams and partners. Drop off your bike at the bike park
đïž 2. Removal of the race bib
Please go to the â race bib â pickup tent. Each runner will receive their â race bib â envelope and welcome pack.
đČ 3. Bike Inspection
A bike check and mandatory equipment inspection are required before the briefing.
đ€ 4. Briefing
Latest updates, safety guidelines, and an overview of the rules for the adventure.
đ°ïž 5. Distribution of GPS units
GPS trackers are distributed in the starting area.
â±ïž 6. Individual start
Each runner or team sets off individually every 30 seconds to begin the adventureâeither solo, in pairs, or in teams of four.
đŽ 7. The Route
The heart of the experience: riding, managing your effort, exploring exceptional landscapes.
đșïž 8. The PGO
Our operations control center monitors you and is available to assist you if any problems arise.
đ 9. Field Camp(s) & Resupply
True oases where you can rest, eat, and recharge. A sleeping area is also available.
đ 10. Arrival
Cross the finish line, experience the thrill, and head home with your finisher T-shirt, personalized trophy, and finisher drink.
đœïž 11. Street Food Party
Moments of fellowship and celebration over a shared meal.
đ 12. Podiums
The winners' celebration with the official podiums.
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ULTRA-CYCLING PODCAST.
Discover insights from the Race Across Paris with our Ultra Cycling Podcast.
Interviews with our riders during the race to find out more about their feelings, preparation etc...
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