Grand Raid Ventoux 2027 aid stations and crew points

You start at one minute to midnight on Friday and climb out of Malaucène past Le Groseau and Saint-Sidoine chapel to Pic du Comte and the Crête de la Plate. Then you drop into the Toulourenc gorges from Entrechaux to Saint-Léger-du-Ventoux and take the long climb by Mont Serein to the summit. Off the top, the course comes down to Lac du Paty and Le Barroux, threads the northern Dentelles de Montmirail to Gigondas, and finishes over the Saint-Amand ridges.

The longest stretches without food are 19.4 km from Bout du Monde to Entrechaux and 19.5 km from Veaux to Mont Serein, most of that uphill. Mont Serein has hot food and your drop bag, and the next food is Le Sueil, 15.6 km on and over the summit. Crews can meet you at Entrechaux, Mont Serein, Le Barroux and Gigondas. The race pages bill it as 125 km with 5,700 m of climbing; the 2026 course data measures 126.1 km, which is what the table uses. The race pages still carry 2026's cutoffs, so the table leaves them out; in 2026 you had to leave Mont Serein by 2:30 PM Saturday.

The 100K shares its first 47 km with the 100M: up over Pic du Comte and the Crête de la Plate, then down the Toulourenc gorges from Entrechaux to the hamlet of Veaux. From Veaux it's 9.9 km up to Mont Serein, where crews and drop bags wait, then the climb to the summit.

Mont Serein to Le Sueil is 15.6 km with nothing in between, over the top and down through the rock fields. After Le Sueil you pass Piaud chapel and cross the Col de la Chaîne, with a last look at the Dentelles, before the drop into Malaucène. The race pages bill it as 87 km with 4,200 m of climbing.

The 50K follows the first kilometers of the Ventoux road out of Malaucène, then turns off past Le Groseau to Sainte-Marguerite, where there's water. The climb continues along the Crête de la Plate to the Mont Serein ski station, the only point where crews can meet you, and on up the GR4 to the summit.

From Mont Serein it's 15.6 km over the top and down the rock fields to the food at Le Sueil. The finish runs past Piaud chapel and over the Col de la Chaîne. The race pages bill it as 51 km with 2,500 m of climbing, and it's the only race on Sunday.

The shortest course doesn't go to the summit. It follows the first kilometers of the Ventoux road, passes Le Groseau and Saint-Sidoine chapel, and climbs to a viewpoint above the Rochers des Rams, the high point at about 930 m.

The first food is Le Sueil at 11.3 km, then Plan de Laval after Piaud chapel and its Way of the Cross. The last climb is the Col de la Chaîne, looking across to the Dentelles de Montmirail, before you drop back into Malaucène. The race pages bill it as 26 km with 1,100 m of climbing.