While two races are full, a few race bibs remain available for the 33 km trail scheduled for November 8 in Nueil-les-Aubiers.
The Val de Scie trail is set to hold its second edition on Sunday, November 8, in Nueil-les-Aubiers, in the Deux-Sèvres region. After the success of the first edition, the organizers have renewed this sporting event, which is attracting more and more trail running enthusiasts.
Two of the races on offer have already reached full capacity, reflecting the growing enthusiasm for the event. However, runners who don't want to miss out can still sign up for the 33-kilometer trail. Indeed, a few bibs remain available for this distance, which promises a fine sporting challenge in the heart of the Deux-Sèvres countryside.
This 33 km event gives participants the chance to discover the region's paths and woods from a sporting perspective. The course, suitable for different levels of experience, allows trail runners to fully enjoy the natural setting of the Val de Scie while pushing themselves physically.
For the organizers, this second edition is a logical follow-up to last year's positive results. The event helps bring the area to life and promotes sport in rural settings. With registrations still open, the last few enthusiasts can join the ranks of participants for what promises to be a great day of racing.
Two of the races on offer have already reached full capacity, reflecting the growing enthusiasm for the event. However, runners who don't want to miss out can still sign up for the 33-kilometer trail. Indeed, a few bibs remain available for this distance, which promises a fine sporting challenge in the heart of the Deux-Sèvres countryside.
This 33 km event gives participants the chance to discover the region's paths and woods from a sporting perspective. The course, suitable for different levels of experience, allows trail runners to fully enjoy the natural setting of the Val de Scie while pushing themselves physically.
For the organizers, this second edition is a logical follow-up to last year's positive results. The event helps bring the area to life and promotes sport in rural settings. With registrations still open, the last few enthusiasts can join the ranks of participants for what promises to be a great day of racing.
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Source: Ouest-France