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The first finishers of BikingMan Morocco 2026 crossed the finish line on Tuesday, April 28, after an extreme 1,019 km course through the Atlas Mountains. This second round of the Ultracycling World Championship put participants to the test with 16,700 meters of positive elevation gain, 62 villages crossed, and 61 successive climbs.
Source: Press Release
At the top of the standings, Moroccan Abdellah Hida won in 55h39. Already the winner of the event in 2024, he confirmed his status as a benchmark on this demanding format. Perfectly in tune with the terrain he knows well, he built his victory on consistency, effort management, and a race strategy mastered from start to finish.
Behind him, the battle was tight. Erwann Guenneugues finished second in 58h07, after a consistent race in the Atlas mountains, confirming his already noted performances in other endurance events. He narrowly beat Simon Scodavolpe, third in 58h38, just a few minutes behind second place. The latter also confirmed his consistency at the highest level after his recent results on the ultracycling circuit.
This 2026 edition of BikingMan Morocco once again highlighted the extreme demands of long-distance ultracycling, where effort management, mental resilience, and terrain reading make the difference as much as pure performance.
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