To register for competitions, you’ll need :

• either a valid FFC or FMB license,
• an International Sport Insurance,
• or a medical certificate issued less than three years before May 20, 2024 for competitive MTB DIRT riding
• parental authorization for minors

In order to participate in the MTB Dirt competitions, the use of the following items is mandatory:

• full face helmet
• a roadworthy dirt-type MTB

We also strongly reccomand using :

• a back protector
• knee, shin and wrist protectors

MTB Dirt competitions take place on the dirt track behind the Embrun gymnasium.

Yes, attendance at the training sessions prior to the qualifying rounds and finals is essential for participation in MTB Dirt competitions.

The MTB Dirt podiums will be held on Sunday May 19 at 7pm, for both amateurs and professionals.

Yes, you must be present at the MTB Dirt podium to receive your prize. No prize will be sent by post or collected by a third party.

No, the FULL PASS no longer includes meals for athletes. Food trucks are available:

• In the event village’s catering area every day until 9:30 p.m.
• In the concert zone from 7:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m.

Accommodation at the official campsite “La Clapière” is free for Full Pass holders.

However, if you prefer a quieter setting, you can opt for one of the festival’s partner campsites: the CNASP campsite and the “Petit Liou”, where you’ll benefit from a reduced rate of €8/night.
Reservations and payments for those two campsites can be made directly with them.

Rider Pass holders can stay at one of the two Sérénité partner campsites, Petit Liou and CNASP, where they will benefit from a reduced rate of €8/night.
Reservations and payment at the Sérénité campsites must be made directly with these sites.