RUNNER’S GUIDE
FROM AUGUST 26TH TO SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2024
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This has enabled us to create an interactive, user-friendly tool that includes links and videos.
To find out additional information, runners can click on LINKS or icons embedded in the content.
Visit our website MONTBLANC.UTMB.WORLD
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION P.2
EDITO P.4
UTMB® WORLD SERIES P.6 PROGRAM P.10
TRANSPORTATION DURING THE EVENT P.15 RACES
® P.18
P.26
P.34
RÉGLEMENT GÉNÉRAL P.70
RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT P.76 THE EVENT P.80 MINI UTMB® P.80
APPS UTMB® P.82
UTMB® LIVE P.83
UTMB® MOBILITY P.84
ULTRA-TRAIL® VILLAGE P.86
EXTRAORDINARY CONTEST P.89
ORGANIZING COMMITTEES P.92
PARTNERS P.97
WELCOME TO THE 21ST EDITION OF THE HOKA UTMB MONT-BLANC!
We are delighted to welcome you to this new edition of the HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc. Special thanks to all the volunteers, partners, service providers, local authorities, tourism and mountain professionals, mountain hostellers and alpacists who make this event possible. And of course we’d like to thank you, the runners, for joining us this year to make this week such an incredible adventure. Your passion and commitment are the driving forces behind this great human adventure.
EMOTIONS
Since 2003, the HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc has brought together thousands of trail and mountain enthusiasts. It continues to live on with the same passion and the same values, building year after year an event that is ever more collective and vibrant. An event where the human element is at the very core of our mission and commitments. For the 21st time, we’re gathering to celebrate this extraordinary sport and its spirit of personal accomplishment, solidarity and respect. This week is a festival where the young and old, amateurs and professionals from all walks of life can experience together the thrill of the sport and discover the beauty of our region.
We often say that the HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc is a small round-the-world tour, a certain idea of adventure, where we learn to remain humble through adversity, courageous in our efforts and selfless in our success. A sporting challenge, but above all a quest for ourselves, where each race gives us the chance to reconnect with ourselves and with each other through values that are important to us. To those of you who have been looking forward to this unique moment for months or even years, we wish a memorable time.
TERRITORY
For 21 years, the people of the Mont Blanc region have been putting their know-how and expertise at the service of this event. It’s thanks to their skills and knowledge of the region that the HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc is a successful logistical event, bringing 3 countries, 18 towns, 7 valleys and 800 km of trails to life over a one-week period. In each of these areas, the energy of these men and women makes it possible every year to welcome 10,000 runners and 20,000 accompanying persons in ideal conditions. They all share a common goal: to pass on the values and heritage they are so proud of.
SHARING
The HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc is an event that celebrates sharing and unity through sport. Although we are deeply rooted in our region, with three quarters of the participants coming from France and Europe, we are equally proud to welcome 118 different nationalities. For the duration of the race, every step taken on the Mont-Blanc trails is a moment of universal sharing. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or a passionate amateur, you share the same challenge, the same joys and the same tests.
RESPECT
Respect for the people and the environment, mutual aid, fairness and solidarity are the fundamental values that drive the organisation and operations of the HOKA UTMB MontBlanc. These values are translated into action throughout the year, both locally and internationally. Respect for the regions and towns crossed, respect for participants and volunteers, protection of the environment and the runners’ health, development of charity initiatives.
HEALTH
Your health and safety are paramount to us. Every year, we mobilise more than 2,500 volunteers and a wide range of health professionals: 30 doctors, 60 nurses, 60 first-aiders, as well as 90 physiotherapists and chiropodists. These experts, who are essential during the event, also attend specialised training courses to meet the unique requirements of trail running in a natural environment. We strongly believe that each runner is the main player in his or her own health, so we’re counting on you to take the necessary precautions and be mindful of your well-being throughout the race.
COMMITMENT
Our commitment to reducing our carbon footprint is a priority that unites all our team throughout the year. During this week, we need all of you runners to be part of this effort and make a difference. Once again this year, we’re doing everything we can to ensure that you don’t need a car to get to and from the event locations. We’re investing half a million euros in our UTMB Mobility transport plan. In 2023, we will have carried more than 13,000 people in the UTMB Bus to reduce road congestion and preserve the peaceful nature of the sites. Let’s be even more of a crowd in 2024, we’re counting on you to take up the challenge!
SUSTAINABILITY
This year, we are stepping up our efforts in the area of sustainability by introducing two 100% vegetarian catering areas, which are being tested as a pilot project. We’re giving priority to environmentally responsible sourcing, with 80% of our supplies made from regional and sustainable products, so as to limit transport and encourage the involvement of local producers.
As a key player in the recycling of organic waste, we have set up an advanced bio-waste collection system, with six actively managed collection points, handling almost 700 kg of organic waste. And since last year, we’ve been providing 100% plastic bottle-free refreshments.
PROTECTION
Protecting our natural environment is an absolute priority to us. Throughout the year, our team is actively involved in a number of conservation campaigns. In partnership with local associations, we work to restore and maintain the trails, ensuring their long-term existence and beauty for future generations. During the week of the event, our Environmental Ambassadors, trained by ASTERS (conservatoire des espaces naturels and manager of the nature reserves in Haute-Savoie), cover more than 800 km of trails to raise awareness and help participants to respect and protect nature, and to collect any waste found along the way.
SOMMET MONDIAL DU TRAIL
Finally
We invite you, both participants and visitors, to fully embrace the spirit of Leave No Trace. Please respect our flora and fauna, but also all the privatelyowned property and farmland you cross, manage all your waste and leave nature as you found it, for all to enjoy.
We wish you all a spectacular race and an memorable experience during this 21st edition of the HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc.
MEET YOUR EXTRAORDINARY
Uniting trail runners, both elite and amateur alike, through the leading international events in the most stunning locations, the UTMB® World Series gives all trail runners the chance to experience UTMB ® adventure across the world, discovering cultures and sharing trails as they start their quest towards the UTMB ® World Series Finals at the pinnacle HOKA UTMB® MontBlanc.
The mythic HOKA UTMB ® Mont-Blanc is the world’s most well-known and revered trail running event on the globe. In the heart of the Alps, the prestigious UTMB ® World Series Finals is held in 3 categories: the OCC (50K), CCC ® (100K) and UTMB ® (100M) every year at the end of August in Chamonix, France.
Three UTMB ® World Series Majors, are held each year across the Americas, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. Collect double the amount of Running Stones compared to other UTMB ® World Series Events for the UTMB ® World Series Finals lottery. In total 210 runners are also granted automatic qualification for the UTMB ® World Series Finals through each Major. This includes age-group category winners and the top 10 male and female runners in the 100M, 100K and 50K categories.
EVENTS
Get the UTMB ® experience closer to home. Built on a passion for the mountains, with sustainability at its heart, UTMB ® World Series Events, gives all trail runners the chance to experience the UTMB ® adventure while showcasing the unique aspects that each race destination offers at 46 Events around the world. Begin your quest to HOKA UTMB ® Mont-Blanc and the UTMB ® World Series Finals.
RUNNING STONES
You can only collect Running Stones by finishing races in the 20K, 50K, 100K or 100M category at a UTMB® World Series Event or UTMB® World Series Major.
Only 1 Running Stone acquired in the past two years is mandatory to enter the lottery. Running Stones are cumulative, have no expiration date, and each Running Stone gives you an additional chance to be drawn in the UTMB® World Series Finals lottery.
UTMB® INDEX
The UTMB® Index is calculated for each of the 4 UTMB® World Series race categories : 20K, 50K, 100K and 100M.
Trail runners are also give a general UTMB® Index calculated by combining results from all race categories. A valid UTMB® Index is mandatory to enter the UTMB® World Series Finals lottery, along with a minimum of 1 Running Stone. Your UTMB® Index is also used to define your start wave. There are over 5500 UTMB® Index races around the world where you can validate or help to improve your UTMB® Index.
- See your Running Stones count
- Check your UTMB® Index
- View your race results
- Get detailed performance statistics
- See your upcoming race registrations
- Share your results with your friends
PROGRAM
The full event’s program, activities and celebrations will be updated regularly on the WEBSITE
Open-Ear Bone Conduction Headphones
PROGRAM
FROM AUGUST 26TH TO SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2024
New for 2024 at the heart of the Ultra-Trail Village. Welcome to the Fan Experience, a lively space dedicated to fun and relaxation. Enjoy captivating activities, live broadcasts of the various HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc races, and a variety of delicious food and drinks. It’s the perfect place to unwind, socialize, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere. Choose UTMB Mobility to get to Chamonix and come experience the excitement!
CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC VALLEY
TRANSPORTS IN THE VALLEY
For all those who wish to experience the event under the best possible conditions, and to reduce our impact on the environment, we encourage runners, crews, volunteers and visitors to learn about the exceptional transport plan that we have set up for the duration of the HOKA UTMB® Mont-Blanc.
Check our WEBSITE and our patners’ pages to know more about schedules, prices and conditions.
FOR THE RESPECT OF THE ENVIRONNEMENT, TAKE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTS!
Free shuttle buses for runners to get to the start of the races
UTMB® Mobility for crew members and spectators in order to get to the start and to follow the runners in all the villages through which the races pass without having to take their personal vehicles.
Difficult parking in Chamonix
Chamonix Valley Parking
Free shuttle buses «Les Mulets» in Chamonix town center
UTMB®
RÈGLEMENT
The UTMB® is an extraordinary and particularly demanding race around the Mont Blanc massif, crossing 3 countries and 18 towns. With passages at an altitude of over 2,500m, 171km to cover and 10,000m of D+, the UTMB® pushes everyone to go beyond their limits for a life-changing experience.
RACE CATEGORY
RACE CATEGORY
Épreuve phare de la semaine, l’UTMB® est un périple extraordinaire et particulièrement exigeant autour du massif du mont Blanc, traversant 3 pays et 18 communes. Avec ces passages à plus de 2 500m d’altitude, ces 171 km à parcourir et ces 10 000m de D+, l’UTMB® pousse chacun à dépasser ses limites pour une expérience qui transforme une vie.
2,300 Runners
Maximum Race Time: 46:30
2 300 COUREURS
Winning Time: Approximately 20:00 171KM Distance 9 950m D+ Elevation
TEMPS DE COURSE MAX : 46:30
TEMPS DE COURSE PREMIERS : ENVIRON 20:00
Lieu de départ Chamonix
Date de départ 30/08/2024
Heure de départ 18:00
TIME OF PASSAGE
X-ALPINE 2022
REGULATIONS
DROP BAGS
DROP:
Location: Chamonix, Chamonix Centre Sportif
Date: Friday, 30/08 - 14:00-17:00
PICK-UP:
Location: Chamonix, Chamonix Centre Sportif
From: Friday, 30/08 at 18:00
Until: Sunday, 01/09 at 19:00
Each runner is allowed one bag for personal items to be used at Courmayeur. During the race, you must collect your bag upon arrival at Courmayeur and leave it at the designated drop-off point when departing, so it can be transported back to Chamonix. (Note: There will be no bag collection at Champex.) No poles, valuable, or fragile items are allowed in the bags. Only the bags provided by the organization will be transported. The timing of the return of bags depends on logistical constraints. A bag may arrive later than the runner, especially in cases of early race abandonment. Please be patient and respectful of the volunteers’ work.
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Remember to select the location and time to pick up your race bib on your MY UTMB runner space before August 13th.
AID STATIONS
Only runners wearing a visible race number on their chest or stomach, their wristband and their chip on their rucksack will have access to the aid stations. Organisers will only provide still water or energy drinks for filling water bottles or water bags. All other drinks are to be consumed on site only.
Three types of aid stations are offered:
• Drink-only stations: Still water, sparkling water, Ultra Energy Näak drink, cola, coffee, tea, vermicelli soup.
• Complete aid stations: Drinks (same as above) + Ultra Energy Näak bars and waffles, sweet cakes, chocolate, apricots, oranges, raisins, salty biscuits, cheese, sausage, bread.
• Hot meal stations: Offered at Les Chapieux, Courmayeur, and Champex for the UTMB® (a gluten-free option is available on request). A post-race meal will be served in Chamonix.
• Arnouvaz aid station: Will be 100% vegetarian.
CREWING AND ASSISTANCE
Assistance is only permitted at certain aid stations (*). You may only be assisted by one person at a time, and only in the area specifically reserved for this purpose, on presentation of the “Assistance” ticket and at the discretion of the station manager (the rest of the aid station is strictly reserved for runners).
The “Assistance” tickets are given to the runner in the race number envelope. The runner is then free to give each ticket to the person of his/her choice.
1 TICKET PER ASSISTANCE STATION
1 TICKET = 1 PERSON
Your assistant has the right to one piece of hand luggage (a bag with a maximum volume of 30 liters) in which to transport the necessary products (food, clothing…). Assistance provided by a professional team, or any other pro, medical or paramedical – even if they are relatives - is strictly forbidden. This is to ensure equity amongst all the runners, and to prevent aid stations from becoming a Formula 1 pit-stops. This doesn’t mean that your family and friends cannot support you along the way. Simply, so that everything runs smoothly, you are asked to respect the instructions given by the aid station team leader.
(*)PERSONAL ASSISTANCE IS TOLERATED AT THE FOLLOWING STATIONS:
• LES CONTAMINES • COURMAYEUR • CHAMPEX
VALLORCINE
ACCOMPANYING ALONG THE ROUTE
Again, to ensure equality between competitors, whatever their position, it is forbidden to be accompanied during all or part of the race by a person who is not a participant, outside of the zones of tolerance which are clearly marked in proximity to the aid stations. This authorizes short walks for family and friends but forbids pace setters. Race stewards are positioned at several points along the route and can give real time penalties if the regulations are not respected.
ROAD CLOSURES
LES HOUCHES
Crossing closed Friday 30.08 from 17:30 to 20:00
LES CONTAMINES
access to the village only by shuttle bus (from Chamonix and St Gervais and Passy)
ARNOUVAZ
Access by shuttle only
CHAMPEX-LAC
Access to Champex-Lac only by shuttle (from Chamonix)
LA FOULY
Access to La Fouly by shuttle bus (from Chamonix) only, except for authorized guests.
TRIENT
Access by shuttle only
VALLORCINE
Access by shuttle only
ST-GERVAIS
Access to the village of St-Gervais is only by shuttle (from Chamonix and Passy).
GOING TO THE START IN CHAMONIX
RETOURNER À SON HÉBERGEMENT APRÈS LA COURSE
- Public transport
UTMB® Mobility until Saturday 19:30
Courmayeur
Orsières
SAT on Sunday
UTMB® Bus until Sunday 03:00
Departures from Chamonix over the entire period until Saturday 19:30, see complete schedules
Departures from Chamonix Sud over the whole Sunday period, see complete schedules
Departures from Chamonix over the entire period until Sunday 03:00, see complete schedules
schedule
UTMB® Mobility SCHEDULES: to find in our WEBSITE
THURSDAY 29.08
Time Place Event
10:00 - 19:00
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
16:00 - 20:00 Courmayeur, Sport Center
FRIDAY 30.08
Race bibs distribution
Race bibs distribution
Time Place Event
09:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 17:00
17:30
18:00
SATURDAY 31.08
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
Race bibs distribution
Chamonix, Centre Sportif R. Bozon Drop off spare bags
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié Briefing UTMB®
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié Start of UTMB®
Time Place Event
13:45
SUNDAY 01.09
12:30
16:00
16:30
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié 1ers Finishers UTMB®
Time Place Event
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié UTMB® Categories Prize ceremony
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié UTMB® General Prize ceremony
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié Last Finishers UTMB®
The Livetrail® app now offers runner tracking in relation to the organisation’s shuttle timetables.
For spectators and crews, this means they can access all the information they need in real time from a single interface in order to follow the runners around Mont Blanc onboard the UTMB ® Mobility.
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
CCC®
The CCC® has climbed from being the «little sister of the UTMB®» to becoming a unique race that is one of the most prestigious of the world. The start line at the centre of Courmayeur is tinged with an atmosphere that only Italians can provide, a rare emotional moment.
CCC®
RACE CATEGORY
La CCC® est passée du statut de « petite soeur de l’UTMB®» à celui d’une course unique en son genre et parmi les plus prestigieuses au monde. Le départ au centre de Courmayeur est empreint d’une ambiance comme seuls les Italiens en ont le secret, et c’est dans le même temps un moment rare d’émotions.
RACE CATEGORY
1 900 RUNNERS MAX TIME ALLOWED: 26:30 FIRST FINISHER TIME: APPROX 09:45
1 900 COUREURS
TEMPS DE COURSE MAX : 26:30
TEMPS DE COURSE PREMIERS : ENVIRON 09:45
TIME OF PASSAGE
REGULATIONS
SPARE BAGS
Drop-off
Location: Courmayeur, Piazzale Monte Bianco
Date: Friday 30th - 07:30-08:45
Pick-up
Location: Chamonix, Chamonix Centre Sportif
From: Friday 30th at 9:00
Until: Sunday 1st at 19:00
You will have one bag to drop off just before the start, containing items you don’t need during the race. This bag will be transported back to Chamonix. No poles, valuables, or fragile items are allowed in the bags. Only bags provided by the organization will be transported. The return of bags depends on logistical constraints and may be delayed, especially if a runner drops out early in the race. Please be patient and respectful of the volunteers’ work.
AID STATIONS
Only runners wearing a visible race number on their chest or stomach, their wristband and their chip on their rucksack will have access to the aid stations. Organisers will only provide still water or energy drinks for filling water bottles or water bags. All other drinks are to be consumed on site only.
3 types of refreshment points are available:
• Drink-only stations: Still water, sparkling water, Ultra Energy Näak drink, cola, coffee, tea, vermicelli soup.
• Complete aid stations: Drinks (same as above) + Ultra Energy Näak bars and waffles, sweet cakes, chocolate, apricots, oranges, raisins, salty biscuits, cheese, sausage, bread.
• Hot meal stations: Offered at Les Chapieux, Courmayeur, and Champex for the UTMB® (a gluten-free option is available on request). A post-race meal will be served in Chamonix.
• Arnouvaz aid station: Will be 100% vegetarian.
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Remember to select the location and time to pick up your race bib on your MY UTMB runner space before August 13th.
CREWING AND ASSISTANCE
Assistance is only permitted at certain aid stations (*) You may only be assisted by one person at a time, and only in the area specifically reserved for this purpose, on presentation of the “Assistance” ticket and at the discretion of the station manager (the rest of the aid station is strictly reserved for runners).
The “Assistance” tickets are given to the runner in the race number envelope. The runner is then free to give each ticket to the person of his/her choice.
1 TICKET PER ASSISTANCE STATION
1 TICKET = 1 PERSON
Your assistant has the right to one piece of hand luggage (a bag with a maximum volume of 30 liters) in which to transport the necessary products (food, clothing…). Assistance provided by a professional team, or any other pro, medical or paramedical – even if they are relatives - is strictly forbidden. This is to ensure equity amongst all the runners, and to prevent aid stations from becoming a Formula 1 pit-stops. This doesn’t mean that your family and friends cannot support you along the way. Simply, so that everything runs smoothly, you are asked to respect the instructions given by the aid station team leader.
(*) Personal assistance is tolerated at the following stations:
• CHAMPEX
• TRIENT
• VALLORCINE
YOUNG CHILDREN
Due to possible waiting time and difficult weather conditions, children under the age of 3 are not allowed on the shuttles.
PETS
Pets are not allowed in the base camps.
ACCOMPANYING ALONG THE ROUTE
Again, to ensure equality between competitors, whatever their position, it is forbidden to be accompanied during all or part of the race by a person who is not a participant, outside of the zones of tolerance which are clearly marked in proximity to the aid stations. This authorizes short walks for family and friends but forbids pace setters. Race stewards are positioned at several points along the route and can give real time penalties if the regulations are not respected.
TRAVEL BY UTMB® MOBILITY
TO ASSIST YOUR RUNNER
UTMB MOBILITY
ROAD CLOSURES
ARNOUVAZ
Access by shuttle only
CHAMPEX-LAC
Access to Champex-Lac only by shuttle (from Chamonix)
LA FOULY
Access to La Fouly by shuttle bus (from Chamonix) only, except for authorized guests.
TRIENT
Access by shuttle only
VALLORCINE
Access by shuttle only
ACCOMPANYING AND ASSISTANCE PROHIBITED
Tolerated assistance only 1 person
ACCOMPANYING ZONE Tolerated accopanying - Assistance prohibited
ACCOMPANYING AND ASSISTANCE PROHIBITED
PROGRAM
GOING TO THE START IN COURMAYEUR
Vallée de Chamonix UTMB® Mobility
Same-day departures throughout the valley between 5h45 and 6h45 MY UTMB
GOING BACK TO YOUR ACCOMODATION AFTER THE RACE
Vallée de Chamonix
Courmayeur
Public transport Chamo’nuit - Public transport
UTMB® Mobility until Saturday 19:30
Schedule Chamonix Mobilité
Schedule Chamonix
Mobilité
Departures from Chamonix over the entire period until Saturday 19h30 see complete schedules
No
UTMB® MOBILITY SCHEDULES: to find in our WEBSITE
WEDNESDAY 28.08
13:00 - 19:00
THURSDAY 29.08
11:00 - 19:00
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
16:00 - 20:00 Courmayeur, Sport Center
FRIDAY 30.09
05:45 - 06:45 Vallée de Chamonix
07:30 - 08:45 Courmayeur, Piazzale Monte Bianco
Race bibs distribution
Race bibs distribution
Race bibs distribution
Shuttles depart for the start
Drop off spare bags
08:30 Courmayeur, Place Brocherel Briefing CCC®
09:00 - 09:30
18:45
Courmayeur, Place Brocherel Start of CCC®
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié 1ers Finishers CCC®
SATURDAY 31.09 Time Place Event
11:00
12:00
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié CCC® Prize ceremony
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié Last Finishers CCC®
The Livetrail® app now offers runner tracking in relation to the organisation’s shuttle timetables.
For spectators and crews, this means they can access all the information they need in real time from a single interface in order to follow the runners around Mont Blanc onboard the UTMB ® Mobility.
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
Beautiful, technical, wild, demanding, there are so many adjectives to describe the TDS®. Acronym for «Sur les Traces des Ducs de Savoie» (the footprints of the Dukes of Savoie), the TDS® links the Aosta Valley to the Savoie, offering a voyage of discovery to the villages of the tour du Mont-Blanc and the mountains that surround them.
1 600 RUNNERS
MAX TIME ALLOWED: 44:10
FIRST FINISHER TIME: APPROX 18:00
TIME OF PASSAGE
REGULATIONS
SPARE BAGS
DROP
Courmayeur
Piazzale Monte Bianco
Monday, 26th - 22:30-23:45
PICK UP
Chamonix
Chamonix Centre Sportif from Tuesday 27th at 06:00 to Thursday 29th at 23:59 from Friday 30th at 9:00 to Sunday 01st at 19:00
You will have one bag for personal items to be used at Beaufort. During the race, you must collect your bag upon arrival at Beaufort and drop it off at the designated location when leaving so it can be transported back to Chamonix. The bag should be dropped off near the start area in Courmayeur before the race begins. No poles, valuables, or fragile items are allowed in the bags. Only bags provided by the organization will be transported. The timing of the bag’s return depends on logistical constraints and may be delayed, especially if a runner drops out early in the race. Please be patient and respectful of the volunteers’ work.
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Remember to select the location and time to pick up your race bib on your MY UTMB runner space before August 13th
AID STATIONS
Only runners with a visible race bib on their chest or stomach, a wristband, and a chip on their backpack will have access to the aid stations. The organization will provide only still and sparkling water or energy drinks for refilling bottles or hydration packs. Other beverages must be consumed on-site only.
Three types of aid stations are offered:
• Drink-only stations: Still water, sparkling water, Ultra Energy Näak drink, cola, coffee, tea, vermicelli soup.
• Complete aid stations: Drinks (same as above) + Ultra Energy Näak bars and waffles, sweet cakes, chocolate, apricots, oranges, raisins, salty biscuits, cheese, sausage, bread.
• Hot meal stations: A hot dish will be available at Beaufort for the TDS® (a gluten-free option will be available upon request). A post-race meal will be served in Chamonix.
MY UTMB
CREWING AND ASSISTANCE
Assistance is only permitted at certain aid stations (*). You may only be assisted by one person at a time, and only in the area specifically reserved for this purpose, on presentation of the “Assistance” ticket and at the discretion of the station manager (the rest of the aid station is strictly reserved for runners).
The “Assistance” tickets are given to the runner in the race number envelope. The runner is then free to give each ticket to the person of his/her choice.
1 TICKET PER ASSISTANCE STATION
1 TICKET = 1 PERSON
Your assistant has the right to one piece of hand luggage (a bag with a maximum volume of 30 liters) in which to transport the necessary products (food, clothing…). Assistance provided by a professional team, or any other pro, medical or paramedical – even if they are relatives - is strictly forbidden. This is to ensure equity amongst all the runners, and to prevent aid stations from becoming a Formula 1 pitstops. This doesn’t mean that your family and friends cannot support you along the way. Simply, so that everything runs smoothly, you are asked to respect the instructions given by the aid station team leader.
(*) Personal assistance is tolerated at the following stations:
• BOURG ST MAURICE
• BEAUFORT
• LES CONTAMINES
Again, to ensure equality between competitors, whatever their position, it is forbidden to be accompanied during all or part of the race by a person who is not a participant, outside of the zones of tolerance which are clearly marked in proximity to the aid stations. This authorizes short walks for family and friends but forbids pace setters. Race stewards are positioned at several points along the route and can give real time penalties if the regulations are not respected.
CHILDREN
Due to possible waiting time and difficult weather conditions, children under the age of 3 are not allowed on the shuttles.
PETS
Pets are not allowed in the base camps.
TRAVEL BY UTMB® MOBILITY TO ASSIST YOUR RUNNER UTMB MOBILITY
Tolerated assistance only 1 person
PROGRAM
GOING TO THE START IN COURMAYEUR
Vallée de Chamonix
Mobility
Departures Monday throughout the valley between 17:00 and 22:00 MY UTMB
GOING BACK TO YOUR ACCOMODATION AFTER THE RACE
- Public transport
Mobility
Departures from Chamonix 27/08 from 07:00 to 16:30
UTMB® MOBILITY SCHEDULES: to find in our WEBSITE
Vallée de Chamonix
SUNDAY 25.08
Time Place Event
13:00 - 19:00
MONDAY 26.08 Time
09:00 - 13:00
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
Race bibs distribution
Chamonix, Salle EMC2 Race bibs distribution
16:00 - 22:00 Courmayeur Sport Center Race bibs distribution
22:30 - 23:45 Courmayeur, Piazzale Monte Bianco Drop off spare bags
23:20 Courmayeur, Place Brocherel Briefing TDS®
23:50 Courmayeur, Place Brocherel Start of TDS®
TUESDAY 27.08 Time
18:00
WEDNESDAY 28.08
19:00
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié 1st Finishers TDS®
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié TDS® Prize ceremony
20:00 Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié Last Finishers TDS®
The Livetrail® app now offers runner tracking in relation to the organisation’s shuttle timetables.
For spectators and crews, this means they can access all the information they need in real time from a single interface in order to follow the runners around Mont Blanc onboard the UTMB ® Mobility.
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
A shorter format, this race is designed for medium-distance fans. So less “Ultra” runners who wish to take part in the HOKA UTMB® adventure will find a race that allows for them to be part of the celebration.
TIME OF PASSAGE
PROGRAM
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Remember to select the location and time to pick up your race bib on your MY UTMB runner space before August 13th .
SPARE BAGS
DROP
Orsières Salle Edelweiss Thursday 29th 6:30-8:00
GOING TO THE START IN ORSIÈRES
Vallée de Chamonix UTMB® Mobility
PICK UP
Chamonix
Chamonix Centre Sportif from Thursday 29th at 9:30 to Friday 30th at 9:00
Departures Thursday throughout the valley between 04:45 and 05:30
GOING BACK TO YOUR ACCOMODATION AFTER THE RACE
Vallée de Chamonix
transport Chamo’nuit - Public transport
UTMB® MOBILITY SCHEDULES: to find in our WEBSITE
TUESDAY 27.08
Time Place Event
14:00 - 19:00
18:00 - 20:00
WEDNESDAY 28.08
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
Orsières, Place des Ides
Race bibs distribution
Remise des dossards
Time Place Event
10:00 - 19:00
18:00 - 20:00
THURSDAY 29.08
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
Orsières, Place des Ides
04:45 - 05:30 Vallée de Chamonix
06:30 - 08:00
07:45
08h15 - 08h45
13:40
19:30
23:45
Orsières, Salle Edelweiss
Orsières, Place Centrale
Orsières, Place Centrale
Race bibs distribution
Race bibs distribution
Shuttles depart for the start
Drop off spare bags
Briefing OCC
Start of OCC
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié 1st Finishers OCC
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié OCC Prize ceremony
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié Last Finishers OCC
The Livetrail® app now offers runner tracking in relation to the organisation’s shuttle timetables.
For spectators and crews, this means they can access all the information they need in real time from a single interface in order to follow the runners around Mont Blanc onboard the UTMB ® Mobility.
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
ORSIÈRES
Starting in Martigny-Combe (Switzerland), this 40km, 2,300m d+ race links the Swiss Valais to Chamonix. Designed primarily for volunteers and residents of the Espace Mont-Blanc, this race offers a taste of the HOKA UTMB® Mont-Blanc experience over a more accessible distance.
TEMPS DE PASSAGE
TIME OF PASSAGE
PROGRAM
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Remember to select the location and time to pick up your race bib on your MY UTMB runner space before August 13th.
MY UTMB
SPARE BAGS
DROP
Martigny-Combe
Monday, 26th - 8:30-9:45
GOING TO THE START IN MARTIGNY-COMBE
Vallée de Chamonix
Courmayeur
UTMB® Mobility
UTMB® Mobility
Race bib collection will take place in Chamonix or Martigny, depending on your choice.
PICK UP
Chamonix
Chamonix Centre Sportif -Monday, 26th 13:30 - 21:00 -from Wednesday 28th 14:00 to Thursday 29th 23:59 -from Friday 30th 9:00 to Sunday 01st 19:00
Departures throughout the valley between 7:30 and 8:00 MY UTMB
Departures from Courmayeur at 7:00 MY UTMB
GOING BACK TO YOUR ACCOMODATION AFTER THE RACE
FOR
Vallée de Chamonix
Transports publics
Schedule Chamonix Mobilité No
UTMB® MOBILITY SCHEDULES: to find in our WEBSITE
SUNDAY 25.08
Time Place Event
12:00 - 19h00
MONDAY 26.08
Time
Chamonix, Salle EMC2
Race bibs distribution
07:30 - 08:00 Vallée de Chamonix Shuttles depart for the start
07:30 - 09:30 Martigny-Combe, Salle de l’Eau Vive Race bibs distribution
08:30 - 09:45
09:30
10:00 - 10:15
13:00
Martigny-Combe Drop off spare bags
Martigny-Combe, Place Centrale Briefing MCC
Martigny-Combe, Place Centrale
Start of MCC
Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié 1st Finishers MCC
19:30 Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié MCC Prize ceremony
20:15 Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié Last Finishers MCC
The Livetrail® app now offers runner tracking in relation to the organisation’s shuttle timetables.
For spectators and crews, this means they can access all the information they need in real time from a single interface in order to follow the runners around Mont Blanc onboard the UTMB ® Mobility.
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
This ultra-endurance pedestrian event leads participants on a large tour of Mont-Blanc (300km and 25000m of ascent), taking high routes, without way-markers on the ground, which necessitates the sense of orientation on and off paths. Each year the route is different to allow for the discovery of the richness and diversity of paths in France, Italy and Switzerland within the Mont-Blanc massif.
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Remember to select the location and time to pick up your race bib on your MY UTMB runner space before August 13th.
SPARE BAGS
DROP : Near to start PICK UP : Centre Sportif R. Bozon
SUNDAY 25.08
Race bib collection will take place in Chamonix or Martigny, depending on your choice.
12:00 - 17:00 Chamonix, SALLE EMC2 Race bibs distribution
17:00 Chamonix, Amphithéâtre de l’ENSA French Briefing
18:00 Chamonix, Amphithéâtre de l’ENSA English Briefing
MONDAY 26.08
FRIDAY 30.08
The ETC contains amazing landscapes in the heart of the Italian Alps, a great challenge to enter the trail running adventure and the possibility to taste an authentic pizza just after crossing the finish line.
TEMPS DE PASSAGE
TIME OF PASSAGE
PROGRAM
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Remember to select the location and time to pick up your race bib on your MY UTMB runner space before August 13th.
SPARE BAGS
DROP
Courmayeur Auditorium
Tuesday 27th - 11:30-13:45
GOING TO THE START IN COURMAYEUR
PICK UP
Courmayeur
Auditorium
Tuesday 27th - 15:30 -18:30
Chamonix
UTMB® Mobility
Departures every 15min between 10:00 and 10:45 MY UTMB
GOING BACK TO YOUR ACCOMODATION AFTER THE RACE
UTMB® Mobility
Departures every 30min between 17:00 and 20:30 No
UTMB® Mobility SCHEDULES: to find in our WEBSITE
Chamonix
MONDAY 26.08 Time
14:00 - 19:00 Chamonix, Salle EMC2
17:00 - 22:00
Courmayeur Sport Center
Race bibs distribution
Race bibs distribution
TUESDAY 27.08 Time Place Event
08:30 - 12:00
14:00
Courmayeur Sport Center
Race bibs distribution
Courmayeur, Place Brocherel Start of ETC
15:30 Courmayeur, Parc Bollino 1st Finishers ETC
18:00 Courmayeur, Jardin de l’Ange ETC Prize ceremony
15KM (Revenge : 4KM)
8KM (Revenge : 3,5KM) 4KM (Revenge : 2KM)
YCC A CHALLENGE
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 14 TO 19
The YCC is a challenge dedicated to young people born between 2005 and 2010, consisting of two events over two days: a trail race starting in Courmayeur on Tuesday, followed by a short and innovative race on Wednesday in Chamonix, called YCC The Revenge. In this race, runners will start in reverse order of the previous day’s ranking, promising an exciting and thrilling competition!
(Revenge : 235D+)
D+ (Revenge : 215D+)
D+ (Revenge :100D+)
TIME OF PASSAGE
PROGRAM
RACE BIBS DISTRIBUTION
Courmayeur Mountain Sport Center
Tuesday 27th - 8:30 - 10:30
SPARE BAGS
DROP
Courmayeur Auditorium
Tuesday 27th - 08:30-10:45
GOING TO THE START IN COURMAYEUR
PICK UP
Courmayeur Auditorium
Tuesday 27th - 12:30 -15:30
Chamonix UTMB® Mobility Departure at 08:30 MY UTMB
GOING BACK TO YOUR ACCOMODATION AFTER THE RACE
Chamonix UTMB® Mobility
Departures every hour between 16:00 and 20:30 No
UTMB® Mobility SCHEDULES: to find in our MOBILITY GUIDE
TUESDAY 27.08
Time Place Event
08:30 - 10:30 Courmayeur Sport Center Race bibs distribution YCC
11:00 Courmayeur, Place Brocherel Start of YCC
15:00 Courmayeur, Jardin de l’Ange YCC Prize ceremony
WEDNESDAY28.08
Time Place Event
11:00 Chamonix, Champs du Savoy Start of YCC The Revenge
15:00 Chamonix, Place Triangle de l’Amitié YCC & YCC The Revenge Prize ceremony
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
SUUNTO X UTMB WORLD SERIES
RACE-BIBS
REGULATIONS
Race-bibs are given to each runner upon presentation of: • A valid photo ID
• The backpack that you will be using during the race, so that we can attach the gps tracker to it. You must indicate where you will pick up your bib in your Runner Account online prior to the Event. The race-bib must be worn on the chest or stomach and must remain permanently and completely visible during the whole race. It must always be placed on top of all clothing and must not be positioned on a leg or on the pack. The runner’s name and partner’s logos must not be altered or hidden. The bib is the pass to access the shuttles, buses, aid stations, medical points, rest rooms, showers, bag drop-off or pick-up areas... The bib is only withdrawn if the runner refuses to comply with the race director’s decision. If the runner abandons the race, the bib is cut and deactivated..
PORTABLE CUP
Designed to avoid wastage of disposable cups throughout the race, each runner must provide their own, with a minimum capacity of 15cl. Attention, gourds/water bottles or water flasks with screw/clip top are not accepted as beakers!
«BRING YOUR OWN UTENSILS»
The organization will not distribute any disposable cutlery, beakers/cups or bowls at aid stations and refreshment posts. You are asked to carry your own utensils if you wish to eat hot food (soup, pasta).
DROP BAGS
1 bag for personal belongings in Courmayeur. During the race, it is mandatory to retrieve your sack in Courmayeur and then drop it off again in the appropriate area before leaving so that it can be returned to Chamonix. (Attention: no spare bags in Champex) Neither walking poles, nor fragile or valuable objects, are to be placed in these bags. Only the bags provided by the organization will be allowed. Any delay in their repatriation is due to logistical constraints. A bag can be returned after the runner arrives in Chamonix, in particular in the case of abandonment early in the race. Thank you for being patient and respecting the work of the volunteers.
ARE YOU SPONSORED?
C’est très bien, mais vous ne pouvez le faire apparaître That’s great but you can strictly only display it on your clothes and equipment used during the race. No flags in the name of X, or banners for Y.
CONTROL
Each runner will be supplied with 2 electronic chips and a bracelet. Certain check points are automatic, others are manual. Unexpected controls will be carried out by the organization. Runners who are not permanently in possession of their chips and wrist-bands will be penalized.
ENVIRONNEMENT
Help us to conserve the natural surroundings; do not drop your litter along the race route. We all share the responsibility of keeping our play-ground clean. Do not forget to carry bag in which to put your rubbish between two rubbish-bin points.
RESPECTING THE REGULATIONS AND THE RACE STEWARDS
As in previous years, the volunteers are there to help you, but also to ensure that the rules are respected. Among them are the Commissaires de Course (race stewards). Some of them have specific duties concerning the immediate application of real time penalties due if the rules are not respected. It is important to understand that the penalties which entail a stop are applied during the race! For the race leaders this represents a possible descent in the ranking, and the slowest runners this could mean missing the next time barrier. The Race Stewards have the right to check your mandatory equipment at the start and at any point along the route. If you are missing an element of the mandatory safety equipment
(no minimum water reserve of a minimum of 1 liter, no waterproof jacket with hood, no torch, no survival blanket, no mobile/cell phone) you will be immediately disqualified.
(no minimum water reserve of a minimum of 1 liter, no waterproof jacket with hood, no torch, no survival blanket, no mobile/cell phone) you will be immediately disqualified.
Please note, however, that the withdrawal procedure described above also applies to runners that have the application.
To know more about the penalties, read the complete regulations on
To know more about the penalties, read the complete regulations on
REPATRIATION
In case of exceptional or particular events, penalties will be decided with the race directors..
In case of exceptional or particular events, penalties will be decided with the race directors..
CUT-OFF TIMES
CUT-OFF TIMES
The organisation does not provide repatriation by car or 4x4 (except for medical reasons and on the decision of the medical officer or head of station). Runners who abandon at a mountain station must return as quickly as possible and by their own means to the nearest repatriation point where the organisation’s buses are available.
These are calculated to enable participants to reach the finish in the maximum time allowed. They are indicated on the various documents provided. The cut-off time indicated is the deadline by which competitors must leave the checkpoint. The organisers may modify the cut-off times for safety reasons. Runners will be notified by SMS and/or email. No runner will be allowed to leave a checkpoint behind the sweepers.
These are calculated to enable participants to reach the finish in the maximum time allowed. They are indicated on the various documents provided. The cut-off time indicated is the deadline by which competitors must leave the checkpoint. The organisers may modify the cut-off times for safety reasons. Runners will be notified by SMS and/or email. No runner will be allowed to leave a checkpoint behind the sweepers.
LIGHTING
LIGHTING
For better night vision, the route markers have a yellow reflective element that will illuminate when your headlamp shines on it. In 2017, the organising team also introduced green markers. These are a reminder that you are in a sensitive natural area.
For better night vision, the route markers have a yellow reflective element that will illuminate when your headlamp shines on it. In 2017, the organising team also introduced green markers. These are a reminder that you are in a sensitive natural area.
CAUTION: if you no longer see the route markers, turn back! Out of respect for the environment, no paint will be used on the trails.
CAUTION: if you no longer see the route markers, turn back! Out of respect for the environment, no paint will be used on the trails.
ABANDONING THE RACE
ABANDONING THE RACE
REST AND SHOWERS
You can only take a hot shower at the finish. On the course, showers are only available on medical advice. The rest areas provided by the organisers will be strictly reserved for runners who are racing or who have just finished. Under no circumstances will they provide overnight accommodation. Access to the rest area will only be possible for runners who have their own sleeping bag liner.
Unless you are injured, you must not leave the trail other than at a checkpoint. In this case, you MUST notify the checkpoint supervisor, who will permanently cancel your race number and collect your rucksack chip. The runner must keep their cancelled race number as it serves as an access pass to the shuttles, buses, meals and treatment rooms. Repatriation will be decided in consultation with the station manager, in accordance with the following general rules:
Unless you are injured, you must not leave the trail other than at a checkpoint. In this case, you MUST notify the checkpoint supervisor, who will permanently cancel your race number and collect your rucksack chip.
The runner must keep their cancelled race number as it serves as an access pass to the shuttles, buses, meals and treatment rooms. Repatriation will be decided in consultation with the station manager, in accordance with the following general rules:
• Buses are available at certain feed stations indicated by a “bus” pictogram on the timetable for runners who have abandoned the race and want to return to Chamonix.
• Buses are available at certain feed stations indicated by a “bus” pictogram on the timetable for runners who have abandoned the race and want to return to Chamonix.
• Runners who abandon the race at another aid or feed station, but whose state of health does not require them to be evacuated, must return to the nearest repatriation point as quickly as possible and by their own means.
• Runners who abandon the race at another aid or feed station, but whose state of health does not require them to be evacuated, must return to the nearest repatriation point as quickly as possible and by their own means.
• In the event that a runner abandons the race before a checkpoint, it is imperative to return to the previous checkpoint and report withdrawal from the race to the station manager. If, while returning to the previous checkpoint, the runner encounters sweepers, it is the sweepers who will cancel the race number. The runner is then outside the organisation’s area of control.
NEW: for better feedback, you can also declare your withdrawal on the application. LIVETRAIL®
• In the event that a runner abandons the race before a checkpoint, it is imperative to return to the previous checkpoint and report withdrawal from the race to the station manager. If, while returning to the previous checkpoint, the runner encounters sweepers, it is the sweepers who will cancel the race number. The runner is then outside the organisation’s area of control. NEW: for better feedback, you can also declare your withdrawal on the application. LIVETRAIL®
MANDATORY EQUIPMENT
Why is mandatory equipment required
During the month of August in the Mont-Blanc area, the weather can get very hot (more than 30°C), or very cold (up to -10°C experienced above 2000m), with rain, hail or even snow. Your equipment must be suitable for confronting all types of conditions and allow you to spend one or two nights outdoor, on the race route, depending on your speed of progress. In case of an incident, your equipment must also allow you to wait for the rescue team in sufficiently safe conditions.
You must carry the mandatory equipment with you during the whole race - from start to finish - or you will be penalized. Race stewards may check your equipment at any time during the race.
Don’t forget that the equipment we request includes an essential list of basic items that each trail runner must adapt according to their own abilities. We highly recommend you to test it during training sessions under different conditions and to carry everything you need with you. See
Additional kits required depending on weather conditions
The “hot weather” and “cold weather” kits are an essential part of the mandatory equipment. Depending on the weather conditions, the organization may ask participants to carry some additional mandatory equipment items. In this case, runners will be informed before the opening of the race pack collection for their race. Each participant must then present their mandatory equipment - including the additional kit activated by the organization - to get their race bib.
Choose clothes that allow good protection in the mountains against cold, wind and snow, and therefore provide greater safety and ensure a better performance. All clothing must be the runner’s size and must not be altered after leaving the factory.
You must carry your equipment in a bag that we will tag when you receive your bib and you cannot change it during the race.
SAFETY
ENVIRONMENT & WEATHER
The HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc races are all races which take place in open country, in mountainous terrain, with some remote areas (roads, telecommunications…) with weather conditions which can change very fast even at the end of August (snow, hail, fog, heat (>30°) or intense cold (<-10°), violent wind).
Advice along the route :
• Do not stop at high points
• If you lose sight of the way-markers: turn round and go back to the previous marker
• Stay on the paths
EQUIPMENT
Some common sense reminders for facing difficult weather conditions:
- Anticipate the cold as well as extreme heat
- Don’t wait to shiver before covering yourself up
- Don’t change in full wind: anticipate or wait to be sheltered
- Protect yourself against the sun
Walking poles: watch what you do with your poles particularly at the beginning of the race when there is a high human density. Do not wear the wrist straps on the descents: in case of a rough fall wrist-straps prevent the suitable use of the hands (injuries to shoulders, wrists, forearms or more seriously the head).
EATING & DRINKING
Hydration and the consumption of energizing snacks must be adapted to the meteorological conditions and enriched in salt throughout the effort. Keep a good balance between slow and rapid release sugars.
FATIGUE AND VIGILANCE
Rest areas are available at aid stations for a few moments of sleep. It is dangerous to stop and sleep alone outdoor. Fatigue and the lack of vigilance could cause an accident. Run within your limits (above all over the first part of the race course) saving your energy for later to overcome difficult situations which may arise, such as a sudden change of weather conditions.
COMPULSORY PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
To ensure peace of mind at the start of your HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc race, we remind you that you must have personal accident insurance to cover any search and evacuation costs in France, Italy and Switzerland. Helicopter repatriation costs between 800 and 3,000 euros. Every year, runners get caught out because they were not sufficiently prepared. Such insurance can be taken out with the organisation of your choice.
Since 2022, UTMB Group has been offering repatriation assistance insurance.
For €49 a year, you can take out insurance that guarantees worldwide cover for rescue, repatriation and medical care (including helicopter rescue). Sign up here:
HTTPS://UTMB.ASSURINCO.COM/
Before the start of the race, don’t forget to add these emergency numbers in you mobile phone
LIVETRAIL
The application is a reference interface for your safety, while providing you with invaluable information about the competition (real-time tracking of your race and that of your friends). In the event of an SOS, the app lets you text your GPS position directly to the organisers. This saves precious time when it comes to taking care of you. Please note, however, that it is not a substitute for a call to Race HQ. A mobile phone is compulsory with the international option activated during the race, and with a working battery. Under no circumstances should you put your phone in aeroplane mode, as we need to be able to contact you before, during and after the race. For runners who will be spending more than 15 hours on the trail, it is advised to bring an external battery.
Check that the emergency number you have given is the contact information of the person in your entourage who should be alerted in the event of a problem. Very important: To improve your care in the event of an incident, check that you have entered your contact number for the duration of the race in your runner’s area. You can update it up until the start of your race.
It is compulsory not to leave a person in difficulty alone.
RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
SIGN-POSTING
In order to better understand the natural environment that you are crossing, we have created a specific sign-posting system. So, as you approach a herd/flock of animals or a naturally fragile zone, you will be informed by the sign-posts.
HERDS/FLOCKS
On approaching these zones, pay particular attention to your behaviour so as not to frighten the animals: don’t wave your arms or poles, don’t shout and slow down.
POLES
Hiking poles are forbidden in certain fragile sectors to avoid degradation of the site. These areas are marked by specific signs.
FENCES
Certain routes cross through fenced pastures, please would you close any gates behind you.
FRAGILE SECTORS
You are requested to stay on the main paths so as to protect the nature around you, avoid aggravating the erosion or disturbing the protected flora and fauna.
RESPECT OF THE PROTECTED NATURAL AREAS
The HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc races cross protected natural zones and areas:
5 NATURE RESERVES
A nature reserve is an area which constitutes a reservoir of remarkable and fragile bio-diversity. In the Haute Savoie, they are managed by the association ASTERS (the Conservatory of the Haute Savoie’s natural areas).
6 NATURA 2000 SITES
Natura 2000 is a European program creating a network of land and marine sites identified for the rarity or the fragility of the wild animal or plant species, and their habitats.
1 FRANC DISTRICT
In the Swiss territory the Franc districts have the aim of the protection and conservation of rare and threatened wild mammals and birds as well as the protection and conservation of their habitats.
NO MORE PLASTIC AT THE AID STATIONS
In order to reduce the use of plastic by runners and volunteers at the HOKA UTMB® Mont-Blanc, and thus limit your carbon footprint and waste production, the organisers will no longer be using disposable cutlery, cups or bowls at the race bases and feed stations (including for volunteers). In 2023, there will be no plastic bottles at the refreshment points. You will still find sparkling water, cola, still water and energy products, but these will be made by individual soft drinks machines.
Remember to separate your rubbish at the refreshment points. Organic waste such as leftover bars, fruit, fruit skins, leftover sausages, etc. should be disposed of in the bins provided. Try to take with you only what you will eat. Let’s avoid wasting food together.
CHAMONIX
VALLORCINE
FOR EVERY ADVENTURE
SUSTAINABLE HEAD & NECKWEAR DESIGNED FOR ANY FORECAST
MINI YCC
Short course of approx. 400m For toddlers aged 3.
MINI MCC
Short course, approx. 400m For 4-year-olds.
MINI OCC
Short course, approx. 400m For 5-year-olds.
MINI CCC®
Approx. 600m For children aged 6 and 7.
MINI TDS®
Approx. 1200m For children aged 8 and 9.
MINI UTMB®
Approx. 1800m
For children aged 10 and 11.
MINI PTL®
Approx. 3km orienteering race
For children aged 12 and 13.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28 14:00-16:00 CHAMP DU SAVOY - CHAMONIX MINI
Don’t miss the mini races that will see 1,000 children take part, sharing in their parents’ passion!
ON-SITE REGISTRATION FROM 13:00-14:30 AT THE CHAMP DU SAVOY
The mini races will start every 15 minutes approximately, from 14:00, and will end with a small snack refreshment.
Join us at the Minis UTMB where a Mini village awaits you!
These races are untimed and unranked.
YOU WILL FIND THE MINI UTMB® RACES THROUGHOUT THE DIFFERENT PARTNER COMMUNES ALL ROUND THE MONT-BLANC AREA!
Mini Martigny-Combes: Monday August 26 at 09:00
Mini Contamines: Thursday August 29 at 13:00
Mini Courmayeur: Saturday August 31 at 10:00
Mini Trient: Saturday August 31 at 10:00
Mini Vallorcine : Saturday August 31, late morning
UTMB® APP
The HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc is an event to be experienced and shared in real time. In order to offer a complete experience on a single platform, the LiveTrail application now incorporates the functions of the LiveRun and LiveInfo applications.
MAIN FEATURES
For the public:
Search for your family and friends and track their progress, speed, their last crossing point and the estimated time to the next crossing point
Get your bearings on the route, view all the routes, with cut-off times, and launch GPS navigation to a waypoint to get there
Access general information about the event (maps, timetables, parking, transport, programme, etc.)
Live or relive the excitement of the race using LiveCams at various points of interest along the route
Create a list of favourites, select several runners to follow and keep up to date with their progress using automatic notifications
Get information on the runners taking part in the event (UTMB Index, runner achievements)
For the runner:
Prepare for your race using the virtual runner feature. Estimate your progress at the various checkpoints based on your target time or your UTMB Index
For your safety, report your withdrawal from the race, send an SOS or call Race HQ
Discover the upcoming important checkpoints with the estimated time to get there
Follow your friends, compare your progress with them and receive notifications of their passage through the various intermediate points
Use your smartphone as a GPS beacon so that the public and Race HQ know your position in real time
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF USING THE UTMB MOBILITY?
With the expansion of the mobility plan, the use of the UTMB Mobility has become essential to follow your runner and get the most out of the HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc experience. Once again, this year, the advantages of using this means of transport are numerous: reserved access to the refreshment points and Base Camps for UTMB Mobility users, ease of mobility between the three countries, simplicity of organisation for following your runner, and a reduction in your carbon footprint.
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CHAMONIX
LES HOUCHES
LES CONTAMINES-MONTJOIE
COURMAYEUR
CHAMPEX- LAC
TRIENT
VALLORCINE
MONT-BL ANC
ARNOUVAZ
NOTRE-DAME DE LA GORGE
SAINT-GERVAIS
PETIT ST- BERNARD BEAUFORT
CORMET DE ROSELEND
BOURG ST-MAURICE
MARTIGNY-COMBE
LA FOULY
ORSIÈRES
ARGENTIÈRE
COL DU
Held in the open air at the heart of Chamonix, the Ultra-Trail ® Village is a must-see for all trail-running enthusiasts. Product tests, autograph signings, previews: for 5 days, you can discover the biggest brands and speak to specialists in the discipline.
Equipment manufacturers, coaches and organizers will be delighted to present their latest innovations and share the latest trends!
TIMETABLE
TIME
09:00 - 18:00
10:00 - 18:00
10:00 - 18:00
10:00 - 18:00
10:00 - 14:00
MONDAY 26/08
TUESDAY 27/08
WEDNESDAY 28/08
THURSDAY 29/08
FRIDAY 30/08
FROM AUGUST 26-30, 2024 , COME AND DISCOVER THE LATEST TRAIL NEWS AND TAKE PART IN THE MANY EVENTS ORGANIZED ESPECIALLY FOR THE HOKA UTMB MONT-BLANC!
The Village is also an opportunity to meet race favorites and future champions. The program includes autograph sessions and surprise events.
With 40% of exhibitors coming from all over the world, the Ultra-Trail ® Village plunges you into the heart of international trail running.
It’s a great place to meet people. Don’t miss a beat, join us at Place du Mont-Blanc.
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New for 2024 at the heart of the Ultra-Trail ® Village: the Fan Experience, a lively space open from Monday, August 26th to Sunday, September 1st, 2024, dedicated to enjoyment and relaxation. Visitors are invited to enjoy captivating activities, live broadcasts of the various races of the HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc, and a variety of flavorful food and drinks.
It’s the perfect place to relax, meet people, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this unique week for trail running.
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WELCOME TO SAVOIE MONT BLANC
Savoie Mont Blanc, the home of trail running
Forget the city – it’s in the mountains that trail running comes into its own. No surprise then that our region hosts some of the biggest events in the discipline. Including the HOKA UTMB® Mont-Blanc, the world’s highest-rated ultra-trail race.
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COMITEE OF THE ORGANISATION
COMITÉ D’HONNEUR
Lionel ARPIN, Maire de Seez
François BARBIER , Maire des Contamines Montjoie
Federico BARZAGLI, Maire de Morgex
Alessandra UVA , Maire de Pré Saint Didier
Ghislaine BOSSONEY, Maire des Houches
Florence CARRON DARBELLAY, Présidente de Martigny-Combe
Xavier DESMARETS, Maire d’Hauteluce
Guillaume DESRUES, Maire de Bourg-Saint-Maurice
Nicolas EVRARD, Maire de Servoz
Christian FRISON ROCHE, Maire de Beaufort
Mathieu FERRARIS, Maire de La Thuile
Eric FOURNIER , Maire de Chamonix-Mont-Blanc
Marcel GAY, Président de Bovernier
Jean-Marc PEILLEX , Maire de Saint-Gervais
Joachim RAUSIS, Président d’Orsières
Roberto ROTA , Maire de Courmayeur
Bertrand SAVIOZ, Président de Trient
Jeremy VALLAS, Maire de Vallorcine
L’organisation de l’UTMB® Mont-Blanc repose sur un Comité d’Organisation composés de salariés, bénévoles et prestataires.
PRÉSIDENTS D’HONNEUR :
René BACHELARD, Alberto MOTTA, Léon LOVEY
BUREAU : Olivier THETAZ (Co-Président Suisse), Federica CORTESE (Co-Présidente Italie), Christian BERGAMELLI (Co-Président France), Michel POLETTI (Secrétaire), Martine FROUCHT (Trésorière) & les membres du Comité
COMMISSION BÉNÉVOLE : Christian BERGAMELLI & les membres de la Commission
COMMISSION PARCOURS : Eric MORLAND & les membres de la Commission
COMMISSION ENVIRONNEMENT : Michel POLETTI & les membres de la Commission
COMMISSION SOLIDARITÉ : Sylvie BARQUANT & les membres de la Commission
COMMISSION MÉDICALE : Laurence POLETTI, Jean-Charles ROLLIER, Pierric BAISSE, Alice GAVET, Stéphane DOUTRELEAU, Jean-Luc, LE MASLE LASTIOLAS, Anthony COSTA
Catherine POLETTI, Présidente UTMB Group
Frédéric LENART, Directeur Général UTMB Group
Michel POLETTI, Isabelle POLETTI, Rémi DUCHEMIN Administrateurs UTMB GROUP
ORGANISATION CENTRALE
HOKA UTMB® MONT-BLANC
POLETTI-VISEUX Isabelle, Directrice
POLETTI David, Territoire & Opérations
LASSENSSION Baptiste, Santé Sécurité Secours, Parcours & Administration
ROUX Benoît, Responsable Bénévoles BOCHET Émilien,Logistique commune MISSET Mickael, Logistique Chamonix COUSSY Clément, Logistique Salon GUEDOZ Giulia, Coordinatrice Italie DELACQUIS Grégoire, Référent Transport
RELATIONS COUREURS :
Adrian VINCENT, Alina MANDIUC, Diletta GAGLIANONE, Jongmin JUNG, Corentin CHAMBRIER, Niamh OWEN
MARKETING & COMMUNICATION :
Antoine AUBOUR, Coralie BATTE, Alix BERTHON, Agathe BOUGON, Fanny CHAYS, Antoine DELATOUCHE, Camille DUBOIS-LEIPP, Mélanie GODEFROY, Sanna FERIN, Charlotte LANAUD , Nicolas LENOIR, Flora LEONETTI, Claire LISSAJOUX, Maëlan MARCONLOYNET, Karen MERLIN, Amandine MERMOUD, Marianne MESSIE, Camille MONAT, Marie ROYER, Marie SERIS, Matthieu TULLET, Nathalie WALTERMALCURAT
COMMERCIAL :
Céline PREVOST, Violette POLLET, Guillaume BEROARD, Etienne DANIEL- TOULOUSE, Lola QUARANTA, Antoine POISSON, Chloe PAVER, Adrien GROSCOLAS, Cynthia BANOU, Margot GEORGES, Alexandra DARDEVET, Adrien LUC Eline VIEILLE
COORDINATION BÉNÉVOLES :
Benoît ROUX, Cléa GOUTTE
GESTION DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT ET DU DÉVELOPPEMENT DURABLE : Félicien TENAS, Louis CLAUDON
GESTION DES DOTATIONS: Benjamin ALBUISSON, Theo ROPERS, Leelou GAUTIER
GESTION DES RADIOS ET BALISES GPS: David Le CUDENNEC, Clement DE STAEL
PC COURSE UTMB®, CCC®, TDS®, OCC, MCC ET ETC: Patrice BERGUERAND, Jean-Cyrille AUDOUIT, Bertrand GAUTIER, Jean GUILHEM, Mathieu DEVILLE CAVELLAIN
DIRECTION MÉDICALE: Patrick BASSET
COORDINATION SECOURS: Bruno BASSET
COORDINATION MÉDECINS: Laurence POLETTI
COORDINATION INFIRMIERS: Isabelle PAUCOT
SECOURISTES: Rémi PLUMET
LA CHAMONIARDE: Adrien STOCKY
SSMSGVM: Ludovic HANNICQ
COORDINATION KINÉS:
Aurélie CASTILLO, Julie HERVE
COORDINATION PODOLOGUES: Olivier GARCIN, Marie-Charlotte ALEX
LOGISTIQUE MÉDICALE: Claire CHAVRIER
SUPERVISION DIGITALE SANTÉ-SECOURS : Gaspard LEBEL
AMBASSADEUR ORDRE PUBLIC: Laurence PARROT, Céline VARON, Christine SAINT-GENIS
COMITÉ PTL® : Baptiste LASSENSSION, Michel POLETTI, Edgar THELIER, Bruno SCHNEIDER, Giuseppe MAIETI, Philippe DUCREY, Thomas WINTERGERST, Eric MORLAND, Nicolas JORDAN, Vincent DELEBARRE
GESTION DU CHRONOMÉTRAGE : Sébastien ROBERT, Louis CHAIGNEAU, Nicolas GUILLOT, Samuel GUYOT
INFORMATIQUE CHAMONIX: Raphaël MARUZZI
RESPONSABLE SPEAKERS : Sébastien LOPEZ
VIP, HÉBERGEMENT ET PROTOCOLE: Cynthia BANOU, Margot GEORGES, Mirella PEROTTE, Estelle FLOURY-POLETTI,
GESTION DES ANIMATIONS : CLÉA GOUTTE
ULTRA-TRAIL® VILLAGE : Antoine POISSON, Chloe PAVER, Adrien LUC
GESTION DES SACS COUREURS: Jean-Michel BOUTEILLE
GESTION DES TRANSPORTS : Grégoire DELACQUIS, Hélène HALLE, Ionela DINU, Constantin DINU, Christophe JUNG, Antoine TAVERNIER
REMISE DES DOSSARDS: Sylvie BARQUANT
PRÉVISIONS MÉTÉO: Yan GIEZENDANNER, Gilles GOBBO
COMMISSAIRES DE COURSE : Nicolas KUHN
CONTRÔLE ANTI-TRICHE: Didier CURDY & Adrian VINCENT
POINTS D’INFORMATION: ElodieGUEGAN,AnnaKIRKMAN,ThomasFONNARD,ElieCASTANG
GESTION DES MINI UTMB® YCC THE REVENGE: EdgarTHELIER,CleaGOUTTE,,PatrickDESBREST,ThierryGlasson
GESTION DACIA CAR SHARING: Clara EMONET
GESTION DES FERMEURS: Jean-Cyrille AUDOUIT
INFORMATIQUE & RÉSEAUX:
Mickaël VISEUX, Gauthier CART, Simon RONZANI, Kevin CONRATH
GESTION, COMPTABILITÉ ET RESSOURCES HUMAINES:
Théo DOUSSON, Alice BARBOLOSI, Fabienne
LACOLOMBE, Christine SAERENS, Morgane THILLIEN, Marie LAVILLE, Alexis MARTINS
OPÉRATIONS UTMB® WORLD SERIES:
Florian LAMBLIN, Jules PIJOURLET, Thibault THOMAS, Lucie MICHAUD, Jeremy PECQUEUR, Elisa BROSSARD
SPORT & SUSTAINABILITY:
Fabrice PERRIN, Julien CHORIER, Nicolas LAGRANGE, Marie SAMONS, Chloe PETIT
FRANCE
CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC:
Repas: UCPA, Karine MIEUSSET, Florence BERMON, Alain
Base camp bénévoles UCPA : Gerard GELLY, Nathalie ETELLIN, Christine SAERENS, Amandine MICHEL, Odile MICHEL, Alain MICHEL
Ravitaillement arrivée: Nelly VISEUX
Dotations finishers: Catherine AUDOUIT
Balisage: Marc MIRETTI
LA FLÉGÈRE: Marie-Claire DELESSERT, Christian RIVE
LES HOUCHES: Olivier CAROUGE, Marie LIEVRE & Lucas RABATE, Philippe GAUBERT, Catherine FAVRET, Marion BURATTI
SAINT-GERVAIS: B ernard SEJALON, Patrice BIBIER-COCATRIX, Didier JOSEPHE, Alain MUGNIER, Jeanne FLAMENT, Nolwenn Lecomte
LES CONTAMINES MONTJOIE: François BOSSON, Julien
MURE, Guy BARBIER, Delphine THEVENOT, Jean-Luc MATTEL, Nathalie DHERBASSY
SERVOZ : Patrick BOUCHARD
HAUTELUCE - COL DU JOLY : Jean-Jacques CIANO, Edouard
LAVENU, Xavier DESMARETS
BEAUFORT - CORMET DE ROSELEND:Robert TOMASINI, JeanClaude EVEQUE-MOURROUX, Serge CHAMIOT-MAITRAL, Gisèle MOLLIET
BOURG ST MAURICE / COL DE LA SEIGNE: Marie-Ange VILLIEN, Jocelyn ARPIN-PONT, Sandy GRAND
RAVITAILLEMENT LES CHAPIEUX: Activités sociales de l’Énergie, Alexandre HOUBARD, Pierrick EVE
SEEZ: Camille LEPELLETIER
VALLORCINE:
Organisation logistique : Romaric GAUTHIER
Animations : Comité des fêtes
Gestions bénévoles : Caroline BOUFFLERT
Col de Balme : Alex BRUNEAU (MCC), Thomas MICHEL (OCC)
ITALIE
COORDINATION ITALIE : Giulia GUEDOZ
COURMAYEUR ET VALLÉE D’AOSTE:
Relations Mairie: Alberto MOTTA
Relations Vallée d’Aoste:Marco ALBARELLO, Anna Maria CARERI, Communication: Elisabetta PERRET, Thomas CANTELE Ale -
sandra BORRE, Marta CASTORI, Maria-Chiara CANEPARO, Alice ABBRUZZINO
Responsable des postes de ravitaillement: Nicola BERGOMI
Responsable Sécurité et Secours : Andrea PERROD
Organisation technique: Luca TRUCHET, Federica CORTESE
Départs: Caterina CAGNASSOLA, Silvio GUEDOZ
Logistique: Mauro MAINO
Transports: Massimo CHENAL
Sacs coureurs: Alessio BRESADOLA
Responsable YCC et ETC: Claudio CHERAZ, Alberto LORENZI, Giacomo CERESETO & Baptiste LASSENSSION
Responsable fermeurs: Micaela RISSO
Responsable Courmayeur Sport Center Dolonne: Federica CORTESE, Guido OFFSAS
Remise des Dossards: Martina RISSO
Responsable bénévoles Italie: Caterina CAGNASSOLA
Responsable bivouacs: Gigi RIZ
Balisage: Patrick DESBREST, Giacomo CERESETO
LAC COMBAL: Josiane SERMET, Aiace BAZZANA
REFUGE DE MAISON VIEILLE: Giacomo CALOSI, Antonella GRIECO
REFUGE BERTONE: Alice et Renzino COSSON, Sandra ZIGGIOTTO
ARNOUVAZ: Marcella BIONDI, Karine CHAMEL
LA THUILE - COL DU PETIT SAINT BERNARD: Oscar LANZA, Manuel SORARU et Dario BANDITO
GRAND COL FERRET : Federico GILARDI, Laurent SIMONNEAU
SUISSE
Coordination Suisse : Isabelle FELLAY
Organisation générale : Les Amis de l’UTMB de Suisse, Léon LOVEY, Bertrand SAVIOZ, Patrice LOVEY, Isabelle FELLAY, Nicolas JORDAN, Jean-Pierre ROSSIER, Olivier THETAZ
Sécurité: Pierre-Yves TERRETAZ
Transports: Samuel BROCCARD assisté d’Olivier THETAZ
ORSIÈRES:
Relation Commune: Patricia GABIOUD
Office de Tourisme: Gaëtan TORNAY
L A FOULY: Olivier THETAZ & Fabienne COPT
CHAMPEX: Léon LOVEY & Isabelle FELLAY
LA GIÈTE:
Patrice LOVEY, Vincent MOULIN et Eric DESCLOUDS
Départ OCC: Sarah LATTION, Patricia GABIOUD
Organisation logistique : Jean-Maurice RAUSIS
Gestions bénévoles : Isabelle FELLAY
TRIENT:
Relations commune et gestion bénévoles : Bertrand SAVIOZ
Organisation logistique: Paul GAY-CROSIER assisté de Mathieu BURE
Sécurité: Christian GOUMAND
LES TSEPPES : Emmanuel ROSSET
MARTIGNY COMBE: Pascal GIROUD, Léandre RODUIT
COL DE LA FORCLAZ : Christian RODUIT
VALLÉE DE CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
Président, Eric FOURNIER
Offices du Tourisme de la Vallée de Chamonix, Nicolas DUROCHAT
Directeur général des services, Jean-Marc BONINO
Directeur des Sports, Jean-François COQUARD
COMMUNE DE CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
Directeur général des services : Cyrille Clarisse
Directeur de Cabinet du Maire : Julien TOURRAL Directeur de la Communication, Jean-Marc MILHOMME Directeur des services techniques, Loïc PLUSQUELLEC Chef de la Police municipale, Marie-Pierre VALLET
ORGANISMES DE LA VALLÉE DE CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
Tunnel du Mont-Blanc, Riccardo RIGACCI
UCPA, Karine MIEUSSET, Sébastien HEUDE, Florence BERMON
Auberge de jeunesse, Thomas MOUGIN
Chamonix Mont Blanc Hélicoptère [CMBH], Pascal BRUN) Ecole de Ski de Chamonix, Sébastien GICQUEL
COMMUNE DES HOUCHES
Office du Tourisme des Houches Services techniques et Police municipale
COMMUNE DE SAINT GERVAIS
Office de Tourisme de Saint Gervais, Didier JOSEPHE Services techniques et Police municipale
COMMUNE DES CONTAMINES MONTJOIE
Contamines Tourisme EPIC des Contamines Montjoie Services techniques et Police municipale Chalet de la Balme, Mickaël GUT
COMMUNE DE SERVOZ
Services techniques
COMMUNE D’HAUTELUCE
Office du Tourisme Services techniques
COMMUNE DE BEAUFORT
Office du Tourisme
Services techniques
COMMUNE DE BOURG-SAINT-MAURICE
Service des Sports de Bourg-Saint Maurice
Office du Tourisme de Bourg-Saint-Maurice/Les Arcs
Services techniques et Police municipale
Refuge de la Croix du Bonhomme, Noé PENNETIER
COMMUNE DE SEEZ
Office du Tourisme
Services techniques et Police Municipale
COMMUNE DE LA THUILE
Office du Tourisme
Services techniques
COMMUNE DE PRE SAINT DIDIER
Office du Tourisme & Services techniques
COMMUNE DE COURMAYEUR
Polizia municipale, Roberto NIEROZ
Polizia di Frontiera: Ennio Cavedon
Arma dei Carabinieri, Nado CALDERONE
Polizia Stradale, Omar JERUSEL
Liceo linguistico de Courmayeur, Franco COSSARD, Petra SEIF, CSC - Centro Servizi Courmayeur, Thomas CANTELE,Antonio FURINGO, Raffaella SCALISI, Marta CASTORI
Pompiers de Courmayeur
Pro Loco Saint Nicolas Les Beuffons
Les Badochys
Les Landzettes
Services techniques
Pro Loco Courmayeur
COMMUNE DE MORGEX
Commune : Ettore TAUFER, Mafalda ROLLET
COMMUNE D’ORSIÈRES
dministration Communale
Office Régional de Tourisme du Pays du Saint-Bernard
Alpage de la Peule, Nicolas et Sabine
COPPEY Boulangerie Tea-Room Gentiana, Claudine LOVEY
Bourgeoisie de Martigny
COMMUNE DE TRIENT
Administration Communale
Société de Développement de Trient
Alpage des Tseppes, Dominique CAPPI
Services techniques
COMMUNE DE MARTIGNY COMBE
Administration Communale et chemins pédestres
Alpage de la Giète
COMMUNE DE BOVERNIER
Administration Communale et chemins pédestres
COMMUNE DE VALLORCINE
Office du Tourisme & Services techniques
Comité des fêtes de Vallorcine
AUTRES ORGANISMES
Réserves Naturelles de Haute Savoie, ASTERS École Nationale de Ski et d’Alpinisme, ENSA
Université de Savoie, Fabien HOBLEA et Jérome POULENARD Activités sociales de l’Énergie, Eve BERTHET, présidente CMCAS des Pays de Savoie, Jean-Louis GROBEL, directeur opérationnel du territoire des deux Savoie
UTMB Live - conseiller
Fabrice PERRIN
Images officielles / Serac Productions
Gilles SOURICE, Jérémie SOURICE
Outdoor Sport Live
Isabel LEVIONNOIS, Floris CLORI, Christophe FLAMENT
Photos / Agence Zoom
Michel COTTIN
Relations presse / OConnection
Liliane FRETTE, Sabina ROGERSON
Réseaux sociaux
KBLB
ORGANISMES DE SECURITE, DE SECOURS ET MEDICAUX
Centre de Secours principal de Chamonix
Centre de Secours principal de Bourg Saint Maurice
Centre de Secours de Beaufort
Compagnie de Gendarmerie de Chamonix
Association Départementale des Sociétés de Secours en Montagne de Haute-Savoie, ADSSM
La Chamoniarde , Sonia POPOFF, Présidente
Equipe du CHU de Grenoble CNEAS
Centres d’exploitation des routes départementales
Protection Civile Région Autonome Vallée d’Aoste
Azienda USL della Valle d’Aosta
Guardia di Finanza
Associazione Sportiva Valle d’Aosta Motorsport
Soccorso Alpino Valdostano
Guardia Forestale
USR / ANC / ANA Valle d’Aosta
Organisation Cantonale Valaisanne des Secours Air Glacier
