Roc D'Azur: Mountain Biking Mecca

Roc D'Azur has evolved from a humble race with only seven participants in 1984 to a world-renowned mountain biking festival. Today, it attracts over 20,000 participants, 300 exhibitors, and 150,000 visitors annually. The event takes place at the Base Nature François Léotard in Fréjus and on the trails of Roquebrune-sur-Argens, offering a diverse range of races and rides for all skill levels. The festival includes races for professionals, amateurs, beginners, and children, with disciplines ranging from cross-country and enduro to electric bikes and gravel. The main event, the Roc d'Azur, is a challenging 52km race with a 1,200m altitude gain. Beyond the races, the Roc d'Azur features a free bike show where visitors can explore the latest bikes, accessories, and trends. The event also offers demonstrations, workshops, and opportunities to meet cycling elites. The Roc D'Azur is more than just a sporting event; it's a celebration of cycling culture and community. The event's vibrant atmosphere, stunning Mediterranean backdrop, and diverse range of activities make it a must-visit destination for cycling enthusiasts and outdoor sports lovers.