MOUNTAIN OF HELL

Online registration closes at 11.59pm on Tuesday 17 June 2025.

There will be no on-site registration at the Palais des Sports on race day for the MOH, E-MOH and MOH Kids.

Yes, electric mountain bike are welcome at the MOH and for the first time in history they’ll have the right to a special race just for them: the E-MOH! See the programme above.
2 special categories (women and men) will be awarded.

Competitors taking part in the Mountain Of Hell electric mountain bike race are subject to the same rules and regulations as competitors taking part in the Mountain Of Hell muscle mountain bike race.

However, there is a difference between this category and the course for the final. All E Bike competitors will be required to follow an uphill variation of the classic course. They will nevertheless be included in the mass start of the final alongside the other competitors, and will have benefited from a special wave the day before during the placement round on the classic route. [The organisers reserve the right to adapt these specifications according to the number of participants in this category and the snow conditions on the day of the start of the final].

Age taken into account: that of the current year.

9 to 14 years -> MOH Kids (girls and boys)

• Pupils – 9 and 10 years old
• Benjamins – 11 and 12 years old
• Minimes – 13 and 14 years old

From 15 years – > MOH and E-MOH

• Scratch Ladies – 15 years and over
• Cadets – 15 and 16 years old
• Juniors – 17 and 18 years
• Scratch Men, from 19 years old
• Master 30 – from 30 to 39 years old
• Master 40 – from 40 to 49 years old
• Master 50 and + – from 50 years old
• E Bike Women from 15 years
• E Bikes Men from 15 years

• If you have a licence, you must present your valid competition licence in the discipline concerned. You are then exempt from the medical certificate.
• If you do not have a licence, you must upload to the registration platform a medical certificate of no contraindication to the practice of the sport or discipline concerned in competition, dated less than one year and valid on the day of the race.

All you have to do is log in to your personal space on the registration platform.

No, participants on Fatbikes are not allowed to start the race as they are not allowed in the Les 2 Alpes BikePark (some lifts are not suitable).

Meet at the Palais des Sports des 2 Alpes, rue du Grand Plan during the following times:
– Thursday 19 June 2025 from 8am to 7pm
– Friday 20 June 2025 from 8am to 1pm and then from 4pm to 7pm (until 8.30am for the E-MOH)
– Saturday 21 June 2025 from 8.30am to 11am (until 9am for the MOH)

For the MOH and E-MOH, you must attend the race briefing!
The organisers will give you all the information you need about the route and any final recommendations…
Meet at Place des 2 Alpes on Friday 20 June at 6.30pm for the E-MOH and on Saturday 21 June at 6.30pm for the MOH.

• mountain bike/ATVs must be in good general condition, with the frame free of cracks and the brakes in good working order.
• an approved full face helmet is MANDATORY.
• back protectors, elbow pads and long gloves must be worn.
• the wearing of neck protectors, knee pads and shoulder pads is strongly recommended.

Technical checks may be done out at any time.
If the organisation detects any points that do not comply with these criteria, the rider will be refused the start.

For the MOH and E-MOH: no, there are no instructions at the start of the qualifiers. No equipment can be collected by the organisers.

However, each rider will be able to leave clothes at the start of the final.
The lockers will be returned to the Palais des Sports at the end of the race.

Yes, you can take the Venosc track. In fact, the organisers have set up a time barrier at the entrance to the Black Garden to direct the most tired participants onto the classic Venosc track.

Course reconnaissance for each race is not compulsory but is strongly recommended. As the name suggests, they allow you to reconnoitre the various places where the race will take place. In order to limit the risks, the organisers strongly recommend that you take part in these reconnaissance sessions. Furthermore, the organisers cannot be held responsible for any failure on the part of the riders on race day.

The Venosc gondola opens at 8am every morning, so it’s impossible for the rider to be on time for the start of his final. So they have to make their own arrangements to get directly to Les 2 Alpes and take the Jandri 3S gondola.