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1,900 participants in 2024

Thonon-les-Bains Cycling Race

Sat 3 & Sun 4 May 2025

Pick Your Challenge

Gravel: 60 et 93 km

Route: 44, 87 or 120 km

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced cyclist, this new gran fondo offers you a choice of surfaces and distances for an unforgettable day starting out from Thonon-les-Bains (Haute-Savoie, France), in an idyllic lake-and-mountains setting.

Saturday 03 May

Gravel
60 km
Gravel
+950 m
Gravel Ultra
93 km
Gravel
+1650 m
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Sunday 04 May

Route (Short)
44 km
Tarmac
+824 m
Road (Medium)
87 km
Tarmac
+1650 m
Road (Long)
120 km
Tarmac
+2300 m
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2000 riders

A jersey, timing, assistance and food included

A well-organized, secure and fun event for cyclists of all ages and abilities, from beginners to dedicated athletes. And everyone gets a unique official jersey.

Raffle

Some incredible prizes, including a KIA 🚗, will be raffled off amongst all gran fondo participants. The full list of prizes will be visible on this website at a later date.

Exhibitors' Village

Brands from the cycle industry will mix with local artisans, producers and entrepreneurs to welcome you in a lively exhibitors village on both days.

A region to explore

Thonon-les-Bains and its surrounding region joining the Geneva Lake and the mountains of the Alps, are gorgeous and rich in sites to visit. Why not come for the event, stay an extra a day or two and explore?

Christophe Arminjon,

Mayor of Thonon-les-Bains

Since 2020, our priority has been to encourage the practice of sport in all its forms and for the benefit of as many people as possible, given that sport is a vehicle for social cohesion and personal fulfilment.

Cycling adds an...

Sébastien Medan,

Président Chablais Léman Sport Organisation

For the 4th edition of the event, 1900 cyclists (re)discovered a picture-postcard setting between lake and mountains. The level of participation was as high as ever, after a historic 2023 edition that served as ‘preparation’ for the Etape du Tour...

Register

Bib numbers will be allocated on a first-registered, first-served basis.