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MaXi-Inclusivity

At the adidas TERREX Maxi-Race, every form of participation counts!

For several years now, we've been keen to make our event accessible to all. We have therefore created a charter of commitments to inclusion.

The adidas TERREX Maxi-Race is first and foremost a human adventure, born of a passion for nature sports and a territory. It is supported by a motivated team of volunteers and a community of loyal runners. Sharing, respect for each other and the trail spirit are the pillars of its values, characterized by effort, humility and solidarity.

With MaXi-Inclusivity, we want to affirm a simple conviction: to consolidate our long-standing commitments by offering a dedicated page on our website where everyone can find their place.

Our commitments

Welcoming every runner

  • We believe that everyone has a place on our paths, whatever their individuality. Disability doesn't define a person: it's part of their story, and enriches our community.

Building the right conditions

  • We work to make our routes, reception areas and services accessible. Our volunteers are there to listen before they act, and to provide caring support.

Valuing all forms of participation

  • Regardless of differences, every participant is entitled to live and share the adidas TERREX MaXi-Race experience.

Acting with transparency and vigilance

  • Safety remains an essential element of our organization. This is why our Race rules remain the reference for all participation. If a situation presents a risk, we can ask for further information and discuss potential alternatives. Refusal of entry can only be exceptional, and will be explained clearly and always with an eye to solutions.

A shared vision

Stigmatization arises when we try to hide our differences. Here, they become a strength.
Testimonial from a disabled runner:

"Asserting yourself as you are means receiving even more respect and encouragement."

Brice Marmonnier - para-athlete

Every year, we move forward alongside our community of runners, associations and partners to make inclusion more concrete. MaXi-Inclusivity is a collective commitment we've been making for several years. It's part of the DNA of the Maxi-Race, like an invitation to join an adventure where everyone finds their place, in effort and conviviality.

Are you disabled?

Then this form is dedicated to you.

Here are the steps to follow: 

  • 1/ Fill in the Bib request form via the link on the button below
  • 2/ We will get back to you to discuss your project. 
  • 3/ Once we have validated your participation, you will need to register on our registration module. Without this official registration, you won't be able to take part in the event.
Bib application form: click here

We accompanied them

The great stories will continue, so stay tuned!

The 27th BCA and the adidas TERREX MaXi-Race: strong values in common

In 2022, MaXi-Race supported the Tiger Raid Tour du Mont Blanc project and the GR20 crossing in Corsica, helping the war-wounded members of the 27° BCA to rebuild their lives through sport and mutual aid. This exchange continued in 2023 with their participation in the opening ceremony of the U18 Mountain Race World Cup, followed by the Short-Race.

Welcoming para-athletes and Joëlettes

  • Since 2022, we've welcomed a number of amputee runners who have taken up the challenge of running on our different tOur, demi tOur, Shokz-Race (60km) and quart de tOur du Lac formats, without any adaptation of the course or time barriers.
  • In 2023, members of the Breton association "Nos Limites" accompanied their Joëlette pilot, 14-year-old Noah, who is motorically handicapped, for a half-tour of the Lake on a specially adapted course designed by our organization.
  • In 2024, a relay of visually impaired runners accompanied by their guide took the start of the tOur du lac relay. Their aim was to show that, whatever the disability, anything is possible if you give yourself the means. To promote this message, they produced a film throughout the Race.

The relay tOur du lac was in 2022 les Relais SEPas Impossible

In 2022, the tOur du lac relay took on the name SEPas Impossible to support a local association.

Born in 2014 to communicate about Multiple Sclerosis (MS), their aim is to break the isolation of sufferers and convince public authorities to build a medicalized facility for dignified and appropriate care. As the trail community shares many common values (solidarity, conviviality, mutual aid...), it seemed logical to us to join forces with this local association run on a voluntary basis, and the relays seemed to us to be the ideal Race for this.