The race of the Dodo 2019

This is the 8th edition of the Dodo race. The race is organized by COURIR POUR LE PLAISIR and the very friendly Benoît César. COURIR POUR LE PLAISIR supports the association SYNDROME DE LOWE, by donating a financial contribution for each registration. The course is really very pleasant because the race takes place in the beautiful Parc Montsouris in the 14th arrondissement. Three loops on a slightly hilly road, certainly, but nicely wooded with a beautiful small lake. The race is open to everyone, everyone according to their level, with the Pleasure of Running at their own pace, for performance or simply to finish quietly, with: . a 1.4 km Run / Walk with children, parents, everyone. . and the 6.5 km race.     And why not combine this competition with a sightrunning tour of the city during your stay in Paris by running with authentic Parisian runner guides (warming up some day before the competition or recovering some day after)? Enjoy the best running routes in Paris with an original private tour, tailor-made for you:

The corrida of the 15th arrondissement 2019

It is with pleasure that we will find this new edition of the corrida*1 of the 15th arrondissement*2 of Paris. We owe this competition to a woman who has done a lot for running in Paris: Françoise Fidon. She has recently left us and we will think of her very much during the race. Fortunately, her friends have taken up the torch and will continue to organize this competition. The route consists of two loops in the streets of the 15th arrondissement of Paris. The race is quite rolling, crossing twice the beautiful André Citroën Park and goes along the Seine. The route is flat, however, it is necessary to plan twice the small climb to leave the banks. *1 Corrida: many competitions have taken the name of “corrida”, of course they are no bulls here (fortunately, let’s them leave in peace!) but running, the word corrida originally means “running” in Spanish and Portuguese. A very old “corrida” takes place in Brazil every year, on the evening of December 31st, in Sao Paulo, the Corrida of new year’s eve: the “Corrida Internacional de São Silvestre” in Portuguese. *2 The corrida of the 15th resists to the disappearance of all the friendly little local Parisian races, all those district (arrondissement) races whose organization is becoming more and more difficult to prepare (find >here< the reminder of all the local races we used to have). 2017 and 2018 have seen the loss of Paris Centre (for the 1st and 2nd arrondissements), the strides of the 8th, the 10 km of the 9th, the 10 km of the 19th ! But some of these races are coming back! In 2019, in November, we will be back at the Paris Centre race. In 2020, the strides of the 8th and the 10 km of the 9th arrondissement will return….   And why not combine this competition with a sightrunning tour of the city during your stay in Paris by running with authentic Parisian runner guides (warming up some day before the competition or recovering some day after)? Enjoy the best running routes in Paris with an original private tour, tailor-made for you:

Sine Qua Non Run 2019

Second edition of the Sine Qua Non Run. Run for a good cause. A mixed race to fight sexual and gender-based violence against women in an energetic, unifying and more optimistic tone. 100% of the profits will be donated to associations that support victims of sexual violence in their administrative and legal procedures, in their physical, mental and professional reconstruction… 3 courses: 10km timed, 6km timed, 6km untimed. The start takes place at Parc de la Villette. The planned route is traced along both banks of the Ourq Canal.   And why not combine this competition with a sightrunning tour of the city during your stay in Paris by running with authentic Parisian runner guides (warming up some day before the competition or recovering some day after)? Enjoy the best running routes in Paris with an original private tour, tailor-made for you:

The 20K of Paris 2019

2019, this is the 41st edition of the 20 km of Paris! More than 26,000 arrivals in 2018. Every year, we are happy to return to this great race, which is becoming more and more organized (wave starts, pace leaders for all objectives, etc.), with beautiful animations, and naturally, a sensational course, starting and finishing at the Eiffel Tower, racetrack avenue Foch, Bois de Boulogne and on both sides of the Seine…. Come and participate or cheer! To support, place yourself at the entrances or exits of the tunnels, it is an interesting sight or take advantage of the bridges to see your loved ones as they pass on the right bank and then on the left bank (route in link).   And why not combine this competition with a sightrunning tour of the city during your stay in Paris by running with authentic Parisian runner guides (warming up some day before the competition or recovering some day after)? Enjoy the best running routes in Paris with an original private tour, tailor-made for you:

Odyssea Paris 2019

This is the 18th edition of the Odyssea races. These races take place all over France and allow the Odyssea association to raise money to finance the fight against breast cancer. In Paris for the 4th time, the races will take place at the Hippodrome de Vincennes and in the Bois de Vincennes. Races and walks are organized, 10 km and 5 km as well as 1 km races for children, all this in a very festive setting with in particular, the organization of a giant Zumba. Saturday, October 5: 14H00 : 1 Km Children “I run for Mom” (5/8 years old) 14H15 : 1 Km Children : “I run for Mom” (9/12 years old) 15H30 : 5 Km Solidarity walk Sunday, October 6: 09H00 : 10 Km Race : 3 starting waves – will follow each other at 5min intervals 11H00 : 5 Km Running / Walking Not Timed (“Free pace”)   And why not combine this competition with a sightrunning tour of the city during your stay in Paris by running with authentic Parisian runner guides (warming up some day before the competition or recovering some day after)? Enjoy the best running routes in Paris with an original private tour, tailor-made for you:

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