Renno Corse Courses

Rennes Course is an amateur and semi-pro cycling competition held annually in Rennes, France since 1971. It is considered one of the more prestigious cycling events in France, and is a major draw for amateur and pro riders alike. Rennes Course is known for its challenging terrain and exciting racing. Its route covers a variety of surfaces, including cobblestones, narrow country roads, and rolling hills. There is a set pace for the race, and racers must maintain it in order to remain competitive. Every year, the course includes six stages and covers a total distance of 220 km, or 136 miles. The race is open to amateurs, but is primarily organized for professionals. Each year, the best professional French and international cyclists take part in the race. At the stage start and finish points, there is often a large crowd of enthusiastic supporters cheering on the racers. And depending on the stage, some areas are especially popular for the streetside parties that are organized by the locals. One of the most unique challenges of the Rennes Course is that it finishes up at the base of the Rennes Mont Saint-Michel, an iconic cathedral in Brittany. Riders must conquer the steep slopes and numerous switchbacks of this climb before they can claim victory. The 2017 edition of the race offers a prize pool of €90,000. Rennes Course is a thrilling event, both for riders and spectators. It’s a great way to experience French cycling, culture, and atmosphere.