Yes. To reduce waste during the event, the organisation will not provide cups at the aid stations.
Flexible cups will be available for purchase during bib collection for €4.
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Can I transfer my bib?
Yes, you can transfer your bib free of charge directly from your personal account.
If you can no longer take part but have a friend who wishes to run the same race, you can initiate the bib transfer by following the steps below:
- Log in with your credentials to access your personal account.
- Transfer your bib by entering the email address of the person who will receive it in the dedicated field, then click on “Transfer my registration”. That person will receive an email with a link inviting them to claim your bib.
Important information:
Bib transfers are only possible if the Be Ticketing insurance has not been activated.
The bib transfer is free; however, the registration system only transfers the bib itself, not any additional options (shuttle, etc.). These options will therefore be cancelled. If the person receiving the bib wishes to benefit from options (shuttle, etc.), they will need to purchase them separately. Bib transfers are possible until 22 October 2026 at midday. The person receiving the bib must have completed their information by this deadline.
Information for the person receiving the bib:
- Taking over a bib implies acceptance of the event regulations.
- If you receive a bib from a registered runner, you will not be able to subscribe to cancellation insurance, nor obtain a refund if you cannot participate. This is not an organisational choice but a technical limitation of the registration system.
Is there an event guide?
Yes, the 2026 Marathon Guide will be available as the event approaches at the following link: click here
What time and where does the awards ceremony take place?
The awards will be presented in Chablis:
- At 2:30 pm for the Marathon and Half Marathon
- At 5:30 pm for the 14 km Race
Are there changing rooms?
Yes, changing rooms will be available on the Patis site in Chablis. They will be clearly signposted.
How can I find accommodation? Who can help me?
You can consult the following resources: Yonne Tourisme and the Chablis Tourist Office.
Is it allowed to follow a runner by bike or car?
No, the French Athletics Federation does not allow participants to be accompanied on the course. Doing so may result in disqualification.
Which streets will be closed to traffic?
You can access the 2026 Marathon Guide by clicking on this link. Information regarding traffic restrictions and local residents is available on pages 16–17.
Is there a post-race meal?
Yes, a festive evening is planned after the race. Booking for this event is mandatory and must be done online through the registration platform.
There will also be a refreshment bar run by local associations.
Is there a recovery area (osteopaths, massage therapists…) after the race?
Yes, there will be a recovery area with osteopaths near the finish line (Salle Malaquin). Access will be clearly signposted.



