The Big Race – Relay at 3
Sunday 11 July 2027
5:00 am
7 refreshments
Fee
from 105€ to 159€ (by team)
Sunday 11 July 2027
5:00 am
7 refreshments
Fee
from 105€ to 159€ (by team)




Brief description of the 3 relay races:
For this 16th edition, the organisers offer a course close to last year’s. You rediscover the cultural and natural wonders of the local heritage. These ingredients sparked great enthusiasm in previous editions.
You run the Grande Course as a 3-runner relay. So, each teammate covers a third of the course and shares the adventure with the team. The relay handovers take place at La Mine Image, then at Les Signaraux.
The race starts in La Mure, capital of the Matheysine plateau. Then the first runner heads onto the slopes of the Sénépi at sunrise. The runner then has the chance to discover La Pierre Plantée. Next, the runner descends to La Mine Image, the underground mining museum. There, the first runner hands over.
After that, the second runner heads towards La Pierre Percée, one of the 7 wonders of the Dauphiné. Then the runner climbs the slopes of the Connex. Next, the runner descends to the village of Monteynard to discover its viewpoint.
Then the runner reaches the Grand Balcon of the historic railway of the Petit Train de La Mure. From there, the view is breathtaking. The lake and the EDF dam lie below, all the way to the Vercors range! Finally, the runner tackles the climb to the Signaraux community ski resort and its famous ski lift. There, the second runner hands over.
The last runner climbs to the Sénépi mountain pasture. At the top, the TPM’s Everest, the runner joins the Maratrail course. There, the shepherd, his family and his team welcome the runner at the pasture chalet!
From there, the runner descends to Mayres-Savel. Then the runner crosses the 2 Himalayan footbridges, the Drac then the Ébron. So, the runner passes from the Matheysine to the Trièves.
Finally, the runner enjoys superb panoramas of the lake on the slopes of Côte Rouge. Then the final descent leads to the Treffort water sports centre, where the finish line awaits.
You can find all the details of the route of the Big Race by clicking to the link below:
The natural spaces we are working on and the people who are taking care of those lands and territories, which you will be crossing for the race, are factors we do not control 100%. Therefore, we sometimes have to make changes to our different routes, which can slightly modify the distance and/or the altitude difference. This distance and altitude difference is therefore given as an indication.