FAQ

Registration for the Gran Fondo and Medio Fondo courses is open to everyone, from the age of 18, licensed or not, beginners or experienced. The Rando course is open to all from the age of 15 with parental authorization.

Of course, they are welcome to come to our exhibition, and to support you on race day.

Yes, if you do not have a valid FFC, FSGT, FFtriathlon or UFOLEP competition license. You can also present the nominative health certificate issued by the FFC. See mandatory documents.

No, because welcoming all participants in good conditions and in a fair manner requires rigorous organization and significant planning.

This expectation also concerns each cyclist, whether in their physical preparation or in the organization of their trip. In theory, registering on site could be possible. This would involve increasing the rate to cover surpluses, managing overbooking due to absences, providing non-personalized bibs and the possibility of closing registrations at any time.

Above all, don't file a license or medical certificate if you know it's not yet valid — verifying these documents takes a long time.
The easiest way is to register without adding any documents at the moment. Once you have registered, go to the section “Search for my registration” to access your account.You can then download your new license or medical certificate as soon as you have it, in order to complete your file and definitively validate your registration.

NO, your supporting documents must be downloaded when you register or by connecting to your file.

NO, your supporting documents must be downloaded when you register or by connecting to your file.

Priority bibs can only be awarded on request sent no later than 3 weeks before the event.
They are granted on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the results obtained during our previous events.

No, your bib is not exchangeable and cannot be sent to another person or carried over to another GF event.

Yes, it is possible only if you have subscribed to the option Flexibility Cancellation when you register AND that you meet the conditions set out in the contract.
This option allows you to cancel your registration and request the reimbursement of your commitment fees, only in case of medical incapacity to participateOn the other hand, she Does not cover so-called “comfort” cancellations (personal or professional reasons, lack of preparation, weather conditions, etc.) . - See the rules -

All you have to do is show up at the bib delivery, during the opening hours of our exhibition village. (program link/site map). It is issued upon presentation of your identity document (identity card, passport, original, copy or digital) and your registration confirmation (QR code).

We encourage you to come in person with your registration confirmation (QR code) and ID to pick up your bib and jersey.

This procedure ensures the safety and correct allocation of bibs to each participant. And then, it is also an opportunity to plunge into the atmosphere of the event from the exhibition and to take full advantage of this unique moment before the race! However, if you cannot travel, a loved one can pick up your bib for you. He will then have to present your registration confirmation (QR code) as well as a copy of your identity document. We remind you that it is strictly forbidden to transfer or lend your bib to another person. The bib is nominative and ensures your identification, your safety and your care if necessary on the course.

Having someone else run for you can involve significant risks and compromise the reliability of the results as well as the safety of the event. Thank you for your understanding and your sense of responsibility.

NO, we ask you to place your bike plate as recommended.
The bib number must remain clearly visible to guarantee your safety and allow good tracking during the race.
If the plate is not attached properly, the timing chip may not work and your number may not be readable. In this case, it will not be possible to associate your personal race photos with your profile. Please do not fold your bike plate, as this may damage the chip.
And if you are worried that it will affect your aerodynamics, remember that all racers are in the same situation!

On cycling formulas (Gran Fondo and Medio Fondo), wearing the official GF Orcières jersey is mandatory to be able to start and race.

If you are registered for the Gran Fondo course or the Medio Fondo, you must wear the official jersey of the event, included in your registration.
If you are registered for the Rando course, you do not have to wear the official jersey of the event, which is not included in your registration.

Yes, you can wear a jacket or windbreaker on the jersey at the start of the race.

Yes, if you are registered on the Gran Fondo course or the Medio Fondo course, you can change your mind even during the race. Be sure to be aware of the point of separation of the courses in order to prepare yourself to take the route you want on the big day.
On the other hand, if you are registered for the Rando course, you cannot join the Gran Fondo or Medio Fondo courses.

If you are registered on the Gran Fondo course or the Medio Fondo course, the use of a triathlon bike or aerobars is not allowed.
If there are aerobars on your bike, you will need to remove them before the race. If you use a triathlon bike, be sure to choose another bike for your participation in the GF Orcières.
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A non-compliant bike will make it impossible to start and could also result in your disqualification.
On the other hand, if you are registered for the Rando course, you can use any type of bike in good working condition.

No, for your safety and that of the other participants, it is essential to remain fully vigilant throughout the event. Headphones are therefore forbidden during the race.

No, you are driving on roads that are open to traffic. Only certain points on the route will benefit from temporary regulation thanks to the presence of signalmen and security forces, who will be able to give you priority of passage.
It is therefore essential to drive on the right, to respect the rules of the road, and to maintain control of your behavior and your speed throughout the course.

Technical assistance will be available on Saturday, during the opening hours of the exhibition and the bib numbers. You will also find it on Sunday morning, before the start, from 7 am to 7:45am, then on the course throughout the events.
To get the most out of your day, we recommend that you check the overall condition of your bike, paying particular attention to tire wear and, if necessary, replace them with new tires. It is also advisable to provide some essential items, such as spare inner tubes and a mini-pump.
We remind you that any assistance by a person who is not part of the organization is prohibited.

Yes, several refreshment points are planned along the route to allow you to regain your strength and fully enjoy your adventure.You will find a varied selection adapted to the needs of cyclists: drinks and energy bars, water, fresh fruit, fresh fruit, cookies, and some local sweets for fun!

The mountain is a magnificent playground. To take full advantage of your experience, remember to be independent, to hydrate yourself regularly and to manage your effort.

The end of the race is scheduled for 16:00, after 8 hours of racing. After this schedule, you can complete your course at your own pace, but the signallers and volunteers will no longer be present to accompany you.
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To guarantee your safety and the smooth running of the event, time barriers have been put in place, you will find the details of our time barriers in your race guide. The “End of race” team may have to remove you from the race if these barriers are exceeded: in this case, your frame plate will be recovered and you will no longer be classified.

‍We therefore encourage you to choose a course adapted to your level and your preparation in order to fully enjoy the race, in good conditions and in complete safety.

The first 3 women and the first 3 men of the overall Gran Fondo ranking will be invited and rewarded, as well as the first 3 women and the first 3 men of the Medio Fondo general ranking.

Prizes will then be awarded to the first women and first men in each age category for the 2 courses. The team with the largest number of participants will then be rewarded.

Alas, no. Prizes are not sent after the event and cannot be given to anyone else on your behalf.

Unfortunately, it's not possible to pick up the prizes after the ceremony, and they can't be given to anyone else on your behalf.

No, the Rando course is not classified. But you will get your finisher medal upon arrival.

Personal photos will be available after the event on our website.