SECURITY & PROTOCOLS

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Dear Athletes,

There are only a few days to go until the 2022 event and we at Team L’Etape have been working to ensure a safe experience for all participants of the event and also for visitors and exhibitors in our Village.

See below the safety and prevention measures that will be adopted in all places where our athletes pass.

These protocols and measures have been developed in accordance with industry best practices for cycling outdoor competitions, including World Health Organization (WHO) standards.

We count on your collaboration and see you soon in Briançon.

Team L'Etape
COVID-19 PROTOCOLS
  • Proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of race day;
  • Face coverings at the start and in the post-finish area;
  • More start waves to space apart the runners;
  • Hand sanitizing stations;
  • This year, riders will be allowed to wear fuel and hydration belts to avoid crowding at water stations;
  • Additionally, riders will have to make an appointment to pick up their race materials in order to ensure social distancing.

 

SAFETY
  • 350 volunteers involved in traffic control duties mobilised along the whole route
  • 150 gendarmes will cordon off the most dangerous zones
  • 90 medical staff (doctors, nurses, first-aiders) mobilised on the route
  • 70 motorbikes to ensure the participants’ safety
  • 9 support vehicles
  • 6 km of barriers
  • 11 ambulances spread over the route to carry out an intervention as soon as possible
  • 2 helicopters ready to intervene
  • 4 aids stations on the course
  • 19 road captains to help the participants
ACCESS TO THE VILLAGE
  • Proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of race day;
  • Face coverings at the start and in the post-finish area;
  • More start waves to space apart the runners;
  • Hand sanitizing stations;
  • This year, riders will be allowed to wear fuel and hydration belts to avoid crowding at water stations;
  • Additionally, riders will have to make an appointment to pick up their race materials in order to ensure social distancing.