Supporter's Page

100M and 100K: We have organised shuttles to allow you to follow your runner, in a simple and responsible way possible, to find them at key aid stations and at the finish line.

50K: The organization's shuttles will take you to the start of the race and back to Nice. Please note: access to the Col d'Eze will be closed; we recommend booking your shuttle to come and cheer on your runner at the start of their race.

20K: You can book a train ticket on this website to go the start line in Beaulieu-sur-Mer to see your runner's departure and to come back to Nice to see their arrival.

Find all the information and reservations on the transport page dedicated to tracking the race.

The LiveTrail app allows you to closely follow your runner throughout the race.

Find out how to use the application now.

You can wait for your runner there to assist him (equipment, food, etc.) and spend some time with him.

How to know if an aid station allows assistance?

Easy! Check the race profile on the page dedicated to your race—aid stations where assistance is allowed are marked with a dotted line.

Find out about the authorized assistance stations on each race page:

100M 100K 50K

Assistance is not allowed on the 20K.

These aid stations are waypoints for your runner, where they will find something to hydrate and eat (among other things) but will not be allowed to receive external assistance.

At these points, you won't find any facilities for your comfort while following the race (shelter, hot spot, food, or other. This doesn't stop you from coming to cheer them on!

Please note that following 3 refreshment points along the route are not accessible to companions and supporters:

• Rabuons
• Grange de la Brasque
• Chapelle Saint-Michel

For your safety and the smooth running of the race, please do not try do access these points.

If you want to provide the best possible experience for your runner, it's essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules regarding support. They play a crucial role in the smooth running of the race. By reading them carefully, you'll be informed of all the guidelines regarding your support, aid stations, and authorized service areas. This will allow you to support your runner while respecting the rules.

We invite you to review the sections of the regulations that detail the actions you, as a supporter, can take to assist your runner. The "Semi-autonomy" section specifies what your runner can expect from outside assistance and the authorized assistance zones. Finally, the "Penalties and Disqualification" page informs you of actions that could result in a time penalty or direct disqualification. Come discover the regulations and enjoy your adventure at the Nice Côte d'Azur by UTMB.

Find out what's in store for you all weekend long: the start of all the races, the opening of the Ultra Trail Village, and the estimated arrival times of the first finishers of each race. Not to mention the awards ceremony, a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with the runners.

Don't miss out on discovering the full program of the event!

When you visit the region, don't hesitate to consult our Petit Futé guide so you don't miss anything of our magnificent territory.

This guide is essential before, during and after your stay, as it lists places where you can eat and rest, as well as towns that offer special facilities when the runners pass through.