Les Foulées de l'Aéroport

The entire Finishers Airlines team wishes you a welcome aboard these "Foulées de l’Aéroport" of Drancy, outside temperature this November is 11°C in the Seine-Saint-Denis department in Île-de-France. Fasten your laces and get ready to start this race with an original airplane-shaped route ✈️ . The takeoff will take place in the Birds Quarter of Drancy, a layover in the Bourget commune is planned halfway, and the landing will occur at the Stade Charles Sage in Drancy after your 10km crossing.

If you’re looking for a race in the 93 accessible to all levels of preparation with a slightly original profile, look no further—the Foulées de l’Aéroport are for you! They feature a very simple 10 km route between the towns of Drancy and Bourget. The notable moments of your course will be passing over the Drancy train station and its rail lines, finishing in Bourget in front of the town hall and passing through the "Paris Campagne" district before arriving at the Stade Charle Sage 🏟. We recommend using an app to track your route because if you’ve followed the course itinerary correctly, you’ll see that your path forms an airplane!

Okay, it’s an urban race and you won’t see natural trails, but the cheers from Drancy and Bourget locals, who are now used to this race, will make you forget these 10 km of asphalt in the heart of Seine-Saint-Denis. It’s possible that their applause is drowned out when a plane from the Paris-Le Bourget private airport flies over your race site (for a bit of info, this airport records an average of 156 takeoffs/landings per day).

If you want to find a little calm after your race or even a training ground before the start, you’re steps away from Parc Ladoucette, the green lung of Drancy with its 5 hectares of greenery between fauna and flora. And if you’re a true city-dweller, then Île-de-France and its secrets are opening up to you.

Don’t hesitate any longer and become the next Howard Hughes runner (What? You don’t know who that is? Go watch the film "Aviator" by Martin Scorsese with DiCaprio) and leave your mark on the pavement of the Parisian outskirts. But wait, we haven’t even told you it’s free 🤑 ! Just remember to pick up your bib in advance because spaces are limited.