Run Mate by Core Lean Lake Geneva is a relay race (2 to 9 runners) around Lake Geneva for 2 days and one night. But before being a race, Run Mate by Core Lean is a group adventure.

Put all your Mates in a van (or in two cars if you don't have a van) and have them cover approximately 215km around the largest lake in Europe! There will be 24 relays in total, between 5 and 15 km each, which will make about 25 km per Mate (if there are more than 8 of you) with more or less difficulty depending on your organization.One runner is on the course at a time, while the other Mates rest, encourage the runner or take on challenges!While the runner is on the course, the van must go to the next relay point to wait for him. This is because the Mates only have telephone contact with the runner.

FREEDOM: This is the key word of this concept. You can organize yourself however you want.A runner can run only one relay during the entire race. However, a runner can also run two, three, or four relays in a row if they feel able. There is no maximum or minimum number of relays that a runner must complete.The only rule to follow is that the change of Mate must be done at a relay point.

Yes, everything will be communicated to you in the RoadBook as the event approaches.

The main role of the organizers during the event is to ensure that the participants stay on the designated route and do not put themselves in danger. If necessary, the organizers will contact them by phone.

They will be in contact by phone with the organization and with their runner. Their role is to relay important information.Indeed, if your runner is on the wrong route, the organization will contact you and you will have to contact your Mate to help him find his way back to the correct route.

No, no roads will be closed for the race. You'll be using paths, trails, and sidewalks, and crossing roads will be minimal. When you do have to cross roads, it will primarily be at pedestrian crossings. On the few occasions when this isn't the case, marshals (from the organization) will be present to help you cross.

70% of the route will be on the road, 30% on paths or trails.

Absolutely! Since it's a flexible format, you can run a single 4km leg or much longer if you're feeling adventurous. If you divide the distance roughly equally among the runners, you'll essentially be running a half-marathon (if there are more than 8 of you), but over 24 hours with plenty of breaks between each leg!