Its diverse landscapes, unique atmospheres, secluded trails leading to incredible geological formations, and unparalleled greenery complete the picture. The 2026 edition was a spectacle from start to finish, both on road and gravel, and an unforgettable experience for all participants, who left with their heads full of memories.

And to further awaken the senses, it’s time to (re)immerse yourself in these Moroccan atmospheres with the BikingMan Morocco 2026 film. 22 minutes suspended in time, yet 100% at the heart of BikingMan Morocco.
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The BikingMan season resumes this weekend: 

BikingMan Corsica #9

After this fabulous week of ultracycling in the land of light, it’s time to return to Corsica for three exceptional races: the 1000km will offer an even more refined course and a near-complete tour of the Isle of Beauty, showcasing its most exclusive charms. The Half and 555km formats will offer a South-to-North crossing experience, partially gravel for the 555km and 100% road for the Half, once again featuring the breathtakingly beautiful landscapes of Corsica.
Three formats, nearly 450 participants in total.

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The Alps are coming soon!

At the end of June, starting in Valberg, the South of France will be in the spotlight. From the Alpes-Maritimes region, nestled in the Valberg resort, you’ll find the three formats of the 2026 BikingMan: 1000km road, Half 500km road, and 555km Gravel, with three brand-new routes. The 1000km race features the return of the Giant of Provence, Mont Ventoux, and, of course, the legendary Col de la Bonette. If you too want to take on the most iconic passes of the Alps, it’s not too late to join the adventure and choose the format that suits you best. Alpes-Maritimes.

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Year after year, this magical island continues to enchant and captivate the intrepid hearts of those who come to discover it. Its majestic mountains rising from the sea, its countless perched villages instantly seducing you, its splendid cape inviting you to return time and again. Corsica is a truly unique territory, especially for embarking on a cycling adventure, and this year was spectacular. With three formats (1000km road, Half road, and 555km gravel), the event attracted over 400 participants. It is to pay tribute to them, and also to this incredible island, that we are sharing with you today the BikingMan Corsica 2026 film, a rich and emotional compilation of these epic adventures.

The BikingMan season resumes this weekend: 

BikingMan Alpes-Maritimes #6

After eight days spent under the spell of Corsica, it’s time for the Alps and their legendary mountain passes. The 2026 route welcomes back the Giant of Provence, Mont Ventoux, and promises a new course rich in breathtaking sceneries, including the inevitable Cime de la Bonette. This 2026 edition will also offer two brand-new routes: Half and 555, the latter featuring a truly exceptional gravel section: the Haute Route du Sel!

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AURA in July

For the first time starting in Albertville, the BikingMan AURA also marks the return of a legendary mountain pass: the Grand Colombier. This new starting point also promises a rewarding journey through the Savoie region and its magnificent landscapes. It’s not too late to join the adventure and choose the format that suits you best: 1000km or Half. AURA.

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Participating in an ultracycling race is always an adventure full of challenges and surprises.

BikingMan Alpes-Maritimes is an intense race through the French Alps. The route, the weather conditions, and the demanding ascents all contributed to making this experience an unforgettable memory.

Summary of Day 3: Valberg and the Col de la Couillole

Welcome to the third day of BikingMan Alpes-Maritimes. We are in Valberg, the location of checkpoint 2 and the finish line. Before reaching this point, we had to cross the Col de la Couillole.

Early in the morning, we met participants tackling this ascent after a rainy night.

Ascending the Col de la Couillole: In Difficult Conditions

The previous night had been marked by torrential rains, making conditions particularly challenging. Several participants shared their impressions, mentioning the difficulty of cycling in the rain and cold. The climb to the Col de la Couillole, peaking at 1678 meters, was tough after such a rough night. The 17 kilometers of ascent with an average slope of 6% was a real test for the tired legs of the cyclists. Despite this, the first rays of morning sunlight brought a welcome comfort, helping to lift the participants’ spirits.

A small group of cyclists arrived at checkpoint 2 in the morning, sharing their nighttime adventures. They spoke about the difficulty of descending in the rain, the need to brake constantly, and the challenges posed by the extreme weather conditions. Each had a unique story to tell about the trials they had overcome.

Reflecting on the Route: The Col de la Lombarde

Before discussing the battle for victory, we must look back at the route to the Col de la Lombarde, situated at 2350 meters. This pass was particularly feared due to the torrential rains and freezing cold that accompanied it. Participants faced daunting conditions but showed incredible determination.

The Race Leaders: Jean-Michel Morin, Lorian Placé, and Harvey Bird

Three ultracyclists stood out at the front of the race: Jean-Michel Morin, Lorian Placé, and the Briton Harvey Bird. They continued their progression, tackling the last cols before the finish line. Jean-Michel Morin took a significant lead, crossing the final ascents with unwavering determination. The Col de Turini, well-known to cycling and motorsport enthusiasts, was one of the last major challenges before the end of the race. At this point, the cyclists had already covered more than 800 kilometers, making each pedal stroke even more demanding.

Victory for Jean-Michel Morin

Jean-Michel Morin eventually won the BikingMan Alpes-Maritimes, his first victory in the ultracycling world championship. He outpaced Lorian Placé and Harvey Bird, showcasing a remarkable performance despite the tough conditions.

This race was a true test of strength, both physically and mentally. I learned to push my limits, persevere despite difficulties, and appreciate every moment, even the toughest ones. The encounters and lessons from this experience will remain etched in my memory.

The BikingMan Alpes-Maritimes is more than just a race. It’s an adventure that tests the resilience and determination of every participant. Traversing magnificent landscapes under extreme conditions and crossing daunting cols is an unforgettable experience. For anyone seeking the ultimate ultracycling challenge, this race is a must.

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