Para road cycling in Clichy sous bois

There will be several Para-cycling events in Clichy sous bois and several days of road closures. Some of you will need a Games pass.
Consult the red perimeter zone for the Para-cycling Race. The exact routes of these races can be found on the official website (see link at https://olympics.com/fr/infos/para-cyclisme-ou-profiter-de-la-course).

• Familiarization day on Tuesday, September 3, 2024 from 9am to 12pm and from 2pm to 5pm
• Time trial on Wednesday, September 4 - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.: individual men and women - categories C, H, T and B
• Road race and mixed team race from September 5 to 7, 2024 from 9:30 a.m. to 6:40 p.m.
  - Thursday, September 5: men's and women's road race - categories H
• - Friday, September 6: men's and women's road race - categories C and B
• - Saturday, September 7: men's and women's road race - categories C and T
  then mixed team relay - category H

The para-cycling race will take place on a 14.2-kilometer circuit.

Start and finish will be from boulevard Émile Zola.
At the start, riders will head towards the Bondy forest, the town of Coubron and then Courtry in Seine-et-Marne. They will tackle the côte de Courtry, a 1 km climb at 4.5%, then head for the Bois de Bernouille (Coubron) to reach the final climb of the course, the côte de Clichy-sous-Bois (850 m at 4.7%), all the way to the finish on boulevard Emile Zola.

The mixed teamrelay will take place over a more dynamic 1.8 km course in the town of Clichy-sous-Bois.

Top start from boulevard Emile Zola then avenue Jean Moulin which runs alongside the Bondy forest, chemin de la Tourelle, allée de Gagny then back to boulevard Emile Zola.

Categories :

• category H: Handbike (people with significant damage to both legs).
• category T: Tricycle
• category C: Traditional bike
• category B: Visually impaired

Practical information

You don't need a ticket to watch the race; just stand along the course and cheer on the athletes. Be sure to have your Games Pass if you need it (see top of page), and check the safety perimeters.
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