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Overview
The Grand Raid BCVS is renowned as one of the most difficult mountain bike races in the Alps. With 125km and over 5,000m of ascent, the demanding course takes athletes from Verbier to Grimentz via the mythical Pas de Lona, the highest point on the route (2,800m). The event attracts an average of 2,000 participants and almost 10,000 spectators.
For the more popular riders, there are three other departures to choose from: Nendaz (93km) - Hérémence (68km) - Evolène (37km).
Track facts
Program
Friday, August 23, 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm, Bib collection, Sion
Saturday, August 24, from 6:30 am, Grand Raid departures
Tickets
The world's Cross-Country Marathon athletes will be battling it out at the Grand Raid BCVS, linking Verbier to Grimentz. Get your tickets now.
Spectators information
Spectators are invited to travel to the Verbier and Grimentz venues by public transport. The start area in Verbier and the finish area in Grimentz are freely accessible. It is possible to reach the Grand Raid BCVS course by following the signs so as not to disturb the participants. It is forbidden to cycle or walk the official route on race day.
Teams & Athletes Information
Here you will find all the essential information for the participants.
Access & Transports
Getting to Grand Raid ? Here, you'll find all the essential information to plan your journey.
Contact
Grand-Raid BCVS
Route du Moulin 44
3977 Granges
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