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Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer shows race poster 2024

Racing on the French cote d’azur: that, in a nutshell, is Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer. The race, which was won last year by none other than William Mennesson and Imogen Simmonds, will take place this year on June 29 & 30. The race has now presented its race poster and it is a beautiful one!

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Of course, there are more than enough reasons to participate in Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer:

  1. A real festival of triathlon, 100% seaside, open to all: from beginners to the best international elite.
  2. A swim in the Mediterranean Sea in crystal clear water, you will love the festive atmosphere of the mass start under the sound of DJ Stephan Benza: adrenaline guaranteed.
  3. The Vençois hinterland will delight you on the bike course with its exceptional terrain, between sea and mountains. If you like demanding courses, this course is made for you!
  4. To finish, you will run on the seaside between the hippodrome and the Cros de Cagnes – 100% seaside, 100% triathlon!
  5. What better place to enjoy a post-race holiday at the heart of the French Riviera!

About the Local Area

Just 10 minutes from Nice Airport, Cagnes-sur-Mer is easy to reach and is a charming seaside resort with 5km of pebble beaches and a little fishing port so typical of southern France. It is split between the medieval hill town and the beachfront resort town, where Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer takes place. It was also home to the famous Impressionist artist, Renoir, and his home is now a museum. A perfect place to immerse yourself in the culture and beauty of the French Riviera post-race.

About the Race

The 1.9km swim will feature a mass start off the Hippodrome Beach. Athletes will then head for the 96km bike out into the foothills above the Mediterranean and the majestic and varied back country of Vence, St Paul de Vence and the Col de Vence of Paris-Nice fame, rising from sea level to just under 1,000m! In contrast, the 21.1km run is completely flat as it follows the coastline, lined with spectators throughout creating a festive atmosphere.