The 2024 French Mountain Running Championships, organised under the aegis of the FFA, will be held in Briançon.
Open events are also organised for non-licensed runners.
Open events are also organised for non-licensed runners.
Programme:
- Race 1: Cadets + Open cadets
Start and venue: 9am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 6km500 and 320md+
- Race 2: Cadettes and U20 women + Open Cadettes and U20 women
Start and venue: 9.10am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 6km500 and 320md+
- Race 3: Women's U23, Seniors and Masters + open Women's U23, Seniors and Masters Start: 9.45am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 14km and 990md+
- Race 4: Men's U20 + men's open U20
Start: 10:15am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 6km500 and 320md+
- Race 5: U23, Seniors and Masters Men + open U23, Seniors and Masters Men Start: 11am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 14km and 990md+
Bib numbers can be collected from Les Garcins gymnasium (Collège les Garcins) on Saturday 27 April 2024 from 2pm to 7pm and on Sunday 28 April 2024 from
7.30am.
For the French Championships, the club or referring club's jersey and bib number must be worn visibly at all times. The number belt is tolerated if the number is clearly visible.
The organisers reserve the right to modify the event, even during its running, due to unfavourable weather or snow conditions. Entries will not be refunded.
Depending on the weather conditions, the organisers reserve the right to require a waterproof jacket with a hood that fits the runner and can withstand bad weather in the mountains (high point of the course at 2000m).
Sticks are not permitted on any of the events.
All runners will receive a prize at registration.
The awards will be held at the Gymnase les Garçins (Collège les Garçins) on Sunday 28 April from 1 p.m.
Assistance: first-aid, control and refreshment posts will be set up along the course.
Personal assistance may be provided at the refreshment posts.
This assistance must be provided within a perimeter of less than 50 metres around the aid station.
Anyone without a race number may not accompany a rider. In the event of retirement or exceeding the time barrier, and except in the case of injury requiring motorised evacuation, competitors must make their own way to the finish.
- Race 1: Cadets + Open cadets
Start and venue: 9am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 6km500 and 320md+
- Race 2: Cadettes and U20 women + Open Cadettes and U20 women
Start and venue: 9.10am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 6km500 and 320md+
- Race 3: Women's U23, Seniors and Masters + open Women's U23, Seniors and Masters Start: 9.45am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 14km and 990md+
- Race 4: Men's U20 + men's open U20
Start: 10:15am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 6km500 and 320md+
- Race 5: U23, Seniors and Masters Men + open U23, Seniors and Masters Men Start: 11am Briançon, rue Alphand. Distance: 14km and 990md+
Bib numbers can be collected from Les Garcins gymnasium (Collège les Garcins) on Saturday 27 April 2024 from 2pm to 7pm and on Sunday 28 April 2024 from
7.30am.
For the French Championships, the club or referring club's jersey and bib number must be worn visibly at all times. The number belt is tolerated if the number is clearly visible.
The organisers reserve the right to modify the event, even during its running, due to unfavourable weather or snow conditions. Entries will not be refunded.
Depending on the weather conditions, the organisers reserve the right to require a waterproof jacket with a hood that fits the runner and can withstand bad weather in the mountains (high point of the course at 2000m).
Sticks are not permitted on any of the events.
All runners will receive a prize at registration.
The awards will be held at the Gymnase les Garçins (Collège les Garçins) on Sunday 28 April from 1 p.m.
Assistance: first-aid, control and refreshment posts will be set up along the course.
Personal assistance may be provided at the refreshment posts.
This assistance must be provided within a perimeter of less than 50 metres around the aid station.
Anyone without a race number may not accompany a rider. In the event of retirement or exceeding the time barrier, and except in the case of injury requiring motorised evacuation, competitors must make their own way to the finish.
