Beaujo Run'in Rock

The Beaujo Run'in Rock is back for a second edition, even louder and just as festive. Here, the kilometres are run to the rhythm of distorted riffs, sneakers meet perfectos, and running takes on the feel of an open-air concert. Whether you're coming to push your legs on the Number of the Beast or to take on the brand-new 13 km Highway to Hell, get ready for a race where the atmosphere matters just as much as the clock.

What you'll find on site:

• Two adult races: the legendary 6.66 km Number of the Beast and the new 13 km Highway to Hell;
• Three kids' races (Ozzy, Lemmy and Chester) for mini rockers aged 3 to 15;
• A Beaujo'Fest village with entertainment, group warm-up and electric atmosphere from the first to the last kilometre;
• Bag storage, showers, toilets and plenty to help you recover after conquering the course;
• A refreshment station that's anything but conventional, with a beer stop at the 4th kilometre (and at the 10th for the 13 km) before the final refreshment station.

Course focus:

The courses alternate between roads and runnable trails with an elevation profile tamer than a drum solo at the end of a concert. The Number of the Beast covers its 6.66 km at high intensity, while the new Highway to Hell offers 13 km by completing the 6.66 km loop twice, for those who want to keep the fun going. No need to check your watch every thirty seconds here: you run surrounded by decibels, improbable costumes and an atmosphere that turns every kilometre into a mini festival.

3 (very) good reasons to take part:

• Pull out the best outfit from your wardrobe: corpse paint, leather, leopard print, studs… anything goes for a shot at the best costume prize;
• Discover a race where the atmosphere matters just as much as the clock;
• Being able to say you had a beer at a mid-race refreshment station and that yes, it was totally strategic.