Trans-Gaule

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title: "Trans-Gaule" type: doc version: 1 created: 2026-02-28 author: "Wikipedia contributors" status: active scope: public tags: ["multiday-races", "ultramarathons-in-france", "2001-establishments-in-france", "recurring-sporting-events-established-in-2001"] topic_path: "geography/france" source: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Gaule" license: "CC BY-SA 4.0" wikipedia_page_id: 0 wikipedia_revision_id: 0

The Trans-Gaule is a trans-national ultramarathon the second longest multiday race in France after Le Tour de France Footrace (43days 2776km).It consists of eighteen stages in eighteen consecutive days with a total of 1,150 km, from Roscoff in the English Channel to the Mediterranean. This event is the equivalent to Germany's Deutschlandlauf, the Trans-Europe and the Trans-American Footrace race.

Requirements

  • Each stage has to be completed, by foot.
  • Time allowed averages 5.5 km/h

Races

  • 2001 - Ie édition :1130 km. Winner Maurice Mondon (France) in 96 h 15'46"
  • 2002 - IIe édition :1130 km. Winner Rainer Koch (Germany) in 94 h 04'52"
  • 2003 - Race not held
  • 2004 - IIIe édition :1142 km. Winner Jean-Jacques Moros (France) in 94 h 00'36"
  • 2005 - IVe édition :1143 km. Winner Janne Kankaansyrja (Finland) in 98 h 08'52"
  • 2006 - Ve édition :1144 km. Winner Werner Selch (Germany) in 109 h 17'41"
  • 2007 - VIe édition : 1144 km. Winner Martin Wagen (Swiss) in 103 h 19'42"
  • 2008 - VIIe édition : 1146 km. Winner René Strosny (Germany) in 94 h 04'40" (record)
  • 2009 - Race not held
  • 2010 - VIIIe : Winner Jan Nabuurs (NED)
  • 2011 - IXe : 1190 km. Winner Jean-Jacques Moros (FRA); First Woman Carmen Hildebrand (GER) 5th overall.
  • 2012 - Race not Held (Trans Europe Race)
  • 2013 - Xe: Winner Jean-Jacques Moros (FRA) in 100:42:27; First Woman Carmen Hildebrand (GER) 6th overall.
  • 2014 - XIe: Winner Stéphane Pelissier (FRA) 107:19:44; First Woman Carmen Hildebrand (GER) 116:15:15 5th overall.
  • 2015 - Race not held (TDF footrace)
  • 2016 - XIIe: Winner David Le Broch (FRA) in 105:26:58; First Women Jennifer Bradley (GBR) 8th overall.
  • 2017 - Race not held, possibly ended.

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