Do I need a ticket to access the support areas?

Yes, to access the aid stations you must have a companion ticket, which will be given to your runner in their runner pack. Each runner receives only one ticket per zone and per person. Note: Access to the Trient support area (CCC and UTMB) is reserved for those with a UTMB Mobility pass.

What types of equipment can I provide to my runner?

Assistance can only be provided by a single person, without any specific equipment other than a bag with a maximum volume of 30 liters (containing clothing and food). Medical assistance provided by a member of the runner’s team is strictly prohibited.

Can I accompany my runner along the race?

It is prohibited to accompany or be accompanied along any part of the race course by a person not registered for the race, except in spectator areas clearly marked near the aid stations. A participant who allows themselves to be accompanied outside the designated zones violates the principle of semi-autonomy. The support area begins 500 meters before and ends 500 meters after the aid station.

How can I access the shuttles?

All companion transport passes are fully digital — wristbands are no longer issued as in previous years. When you purchase your companion pass, you will receive a QR code.

Supporter Page

Welcome to your companion area! This page has been specially designed to provide you with all the essential information about race tracking, transportation, and to introduce you to the full event program, as well as other important details just for you, dear companions.

TRACK YOUR RUNNER

In order to reduce the use of personal cars, a shuttle service has been set up to make it easier for companions to travel to certain aid stations.

The service starts from the race’s departure village, stopping first at the nearest life base to the start, and then progressively adding the following bases as the runners advance.

UTMB, CCC, OCC, MCC

Tracking for the UTMB, CCC, OCC, and MCC is only possible via the organization’s shuttles.

2025 News :

Access to the Trient support area (CCC and UTMB) is reserved for those with a UTMB Mobility pass.
Access to Les Contamines (UTMB) is blocked both on the way up and on the way down.

TDS, ETC and YCC

The use of the shuttles is strongly recommended.

ROADS AND PARKINGS CLOSED

Traffic and parking restrictions have been reinforced. Road closures will be strictly enforced, with police officers and security staff present to ensure smooth operations.

PASS FAMILLES ET PMR

Pour garantir l’accessibilité à tous, nous proposons des "Pass Familles/PMR" spéciaux pour les familles avec jeunes enfants (moins de 3 ans) et pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. Ils vous permettent d’accéder aux routes et parking fermés en voiture et aux Base Camps.

Your best ally to track your runner!

Want to know where your runner is at any moment? Download the LiveTrail app for free and use the “Follow the Race” feature.

Add your runner to your favorites to quickly see their latest checkpoint and get an estimate of the next ones. Super handy to make sure you don’t miss a thing!

Want to cheer them on along the route? Tap “View Route,” click on a black dot (these are the aid stations), and you’ll see their location. You can even start GPS navigation directly from the app!

Stay connected, experience the race live, and be ready to cheer your runner at the perfect moment!

Aid Station Guidelines

You will be able to wait for your runner there to assist them (equipment, food, etc.) and spend some time together.

WARNING: Only companions with a companion ticket will be granted access to the authorized aid stations.

Companions without a companion ticket may go to the aid station location but will not be allowed into the support area. Attention: The Trient support area is only accessible to those with a support ticket AND a UTMB Mobility CCC Sui or UTMB Sui pass.

Discover the aid stations with allowed assistance on each race’s page.

###How to know if an aid station allows assistance? Easy! Check the race profile on the page dedicated to your event—aid stations where assistance is allowed are marked with a dotted line.

BASE CAMPS

Base Camps are covered areas designed to provide a space for rest and relaxation during the event, available free of charge for those with a UTMB Bus pass or a Family/PMR Pass. See the list below: