100 km à Pied de Steenwerck
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About the race
The 100 km Course at Steenwerck is a timed road event over 100 km held on a flat, macadamized circuit that includes a short loop through the village plus three longer loops of 32.950 km each. The published age minimum is 18 years and registrations for the listed edition are closed.
The event is intended for runners or race walkers who must complete the distance in under 14 hours; organizers recommend previous performances such as a marathon under 4 hours or a 100 km under 14 hours, though these are not formal requirements. The competition has a Bronze label and is listed as a support event for the French 100 km championships.
Aid and logistics: there are six aid stations per lap (18 in total), with supplies roughly every 5 km. Aid includes water, orange juice, cola, glucose solution, hot drinks and soup, plus fruit, bananas, dried fruit, biscuits, dark chocolate, cheese, sugar cubes and bread. Since 2022 disposable cups are not used; participants must have a reusable cup, which could be purchased at registration. Six aid stations are equipped with toilets.
Accompanying persons are allowed but only one may accompany a runner at a time; an accompanier badge was charged 10 €. Bike accompaniment is restricted to start from the sixth kilometre and the route to that point is signposted. Nordic walking with poles is permitted.
Bibs are distributed at the sports hall; a copy of the medical certificate and an identity document are required if not already submitted. The bib must be worn on the front and returned at the finish or at the sports hall in case of withdrawal in exchange for a souvenir T-shirt.
Safety notes: reflective bands at night and a torch or headlamp are recommended. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
