The Bol d’Or Vélo returns to the Paul Ricard circuit in Le Castellet on April 27-28, 2024

The Bol d’Or Vélo, the iconic cycling event, is back for a breathtaking edition. Get ready for an unforgettable cycling adventure that will bring together more than 2000 cycling enthusiasts for a thrilling competition!

Source: Press Release

Organized by Le Cycle magazine and Larivière Organisation, the Bol d’Or Vélo returns this year in an absolutely exceptional setting. Nestled in the heart of the magnificent landscape of the Sainte-Baume massif, the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet will welcome cyclists for an unforgettable racing experience.

In this magnificent setting with views of the Sainte-Baume massif, five events will make up the Bol d’Or Vélo 2024 races. With 24-hour, 6-hour road, 6-hour Gravel, and 6-hour MTB endurance cycling events, as well as a Time Trial speed event, participants will have the opportunity to tackle a demanding course and thrilling challenges.

Open to everyone, confirmed athletes or amateurs, participants in the 24h race will have the opportunity to take on the “double clock turn” challenge. As for the 6h road format, it’s a first step towards endurance while offering the possibility to test one’s limits. The mixed circuit of the 6h Gravel and MTB, entirely laid out within the Circuit Paul Ricard, offers a formula perfectly suited for enthusiasts of technical courses on varied terrain. The Time Trial is a high-level speed confrontation over 1 timed lap of the track.

On Saturday morning from 9:30 am, for 3 hours of unlimited access, the Circuit Paul Ricard will be open to all with the Bol d’Or Découverte. An opportunity for young and old to come and ride on this legendary track.

On April 27 and 28, 2024, participants will have the opportunity to make cycling and Bol d’Or Vélo history by writing a new page of this event!

Find all event information and registrations on the website: www.boldorvelo.com

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