Question 1

Where and when is bib collection?

Accepted Answer

Bibs (dossards) are typically collected at the Village Semi de Paris located at the Parc Floral de Paris in the days leading up to the race. You will need your convocation and a valid ID. Note: Medical certificates are mandatory in France or you must complete the online Parcours Prévention Santé (PPS).

Question 2

What is the easiest way to arrive at the start line?

Accepted Answer

The start is at Place de la Bastille. It is highly accessible via Metro lines 1, 5, and 8. Arrive at least 45-60 minutes before your wave start time, as security checkpoints can be busy.

Question 3

Are there bag drop facilities?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a free baggage drop-off service is provided. You must use the official bag provided by the organisers during bib pick-up. The trucks are located near the start area and move to the finish line.

Question 4

Is the course flat for a personal best?

Accepted Answer

Mostly flat with small undulations. The course takes you through the city and the Bois de Vincennes. It is considered a fast course, though there are a few gentle inclines around the 15-17km mark.

Question 5

Is there a time limit for the race?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the time limit is generally 3 hours from the time the last runner crosses the start line. After this, roads reopen to traffic.

Question 6

What is the weather usually like in early March?

Accepted Answer

It is typically crisp and cool, ranging from 4°C to 11°C. It is often damp, so bring a throwaway layer for the start corrals.

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