Learn all about our Girardot Group shuttle system
As every year, we are setting up a shuttle service for the two half-marathons, running and rollerblading events, departing from Chambolle-Musigny. Here is all the information you need to know.
Generalities
First, shuttle transport for participants and their belongings is included in the registration fee , so there are no additional costs. Participants simply need to present their race bib to board the bus.
Due to traffic difficulties related to the closure of the circuit and the lack of parking in Chambolle-Musigny, participants are strongly advised to take a shuttle to be transported to the starting point of the races.
Pick-up and drop-off points
The shuttle buses will depart from Rue du Transvaal in Dijon, near the Allées du Parc (signposted and volunteers on site). Participants choose a shuttle time when registering , according to their departure group.
Please respect the chosen schedule for the smooth running of the event.
Participants will be dropped off at the Chambolle-Musigny bus stop and will have to walk to the starting area located 800m from the drop-off point (signposts and volunteers on site).
Minors and people with reduced mobility
No accompanying persons will be allowed on these shuttles. Minor runners and skaters must be able to take care of themselves, although volunteers will be on hand to assist them if needed.
A shuttle service for people with reduced mobility is available during the morning and afternoon rotations. For all wheelchair-using crews and athletes, please contact us so we can select the correct time slot (and therefore the correct shuttle) during registration.
Sweeper car
A support vehicle will also be available. This vehicle marks the end of the race and will pick up participants who are unable to meet the time limits . Participants will be dropped off at the village on the Allées du Parc near Place Wilson.
For safety reasons, any competitor who refuses to board the support bus will be disqualified and must remove their race number. They will then no longer be considered a competitor and will be at their own risk.
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Thanks to its Tourism division , Girardot Groupe caters to the getaway desires of individuals, associations, communities, companies and private groups with tailor-made programs:
Business travel by offering solutions tailored to professional travel, with personalized support and controlled organization.
Leisure travel , through a "home" brochure rich in destinations and stays, and available in the network of travel agencies located in: Saint-Apollinaire, Dijon, Beaune, Chalon-sur-Saône, Besançon, Lons-le-Saunier, as well as in the mining basin.
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The Girardot Group's Transport division also provides reliable and secure daily mobility services for associations, schools, sports clubs, businesses, local authorities, travel agencies, and institutions , via transport services:
Group travel, with tailor-made trips in luxury coaches, in Burgundy, in France and internationally, from our depots in Saint Apollinaire, Chalon sur Saône, Saint Vallier, Lyon.
Schools and urban areas in Saône-et-Loire
The Visiotrain, a small electric tourist train in Beaune.
Girardot Group provides services to associations, schools, sports clubs, businesses, local authorities, travel agencies, and institutions:
over a century of experience
a fleet of luxury coaches and experienced drivers giving absolute priority to safety and comfort
a local service provided by passionate teams
A well-managed organization to guarantee a smooth journey and personalized service
…For a unique, reliable and tailor-made travel experience.
We thank them for making the 40 buses available and invite you to contact them for your future stays, trips and excursions.
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