The Marseille-Cassis is one of the most popular road races in France, a 20 km crossing between Marseille and Cassis, through the Calanques National Park and over the Col de la Gineste. Discover everything you need to know about this legendary race and find the results of the latest edition! 🌊
The Marseille-Cassis is not just a start line and a finish line, it's a true symbol of the south! Every year, the organizers put on an unmissable event on the French running calendar, starting from the Orange Vélodrome stadium in Marseille. The runners first head toward the Obélisque de Mazargues and then the Luminy campus, before tackling the climb of the Col de la Gineste, at 327 meters of altitude, then descending toward Cassis via Carpiagne, with 12 of these 20 km running through the splendid Calanques National Park ⛰️. Created in 1979, the Marseille-Cassis has established itself as one of the biggest running events in the country, growing from 700 participants in its first edition to more than 18,000 runners today, coming from all over the world for this crossing between sea and scrubland. The highlight of the show: the finish takes place right in the heart of the Provence vineyards, on the heights of Cassis.
The 2026 edition took place on October 25th. Find the rankings below:
Top 5 - Men
1st: Kiprop KIMUTAI (58:36) 🥇
2nd: Houssein SOUGUEH (01:00:07) 🥈
3rd: Silas BOCH (01:00:26) 🥉
4th: Gilbert Kipkosgei KIPROTICH (01:00:28)
5th: Said KADDOUR (01:01:04)
Top 5 - Women
1st: Alessia ZARBO (01:09:04)🥇
2nd: Ophélie SERRA BOXBERGER (01:09:44) 🥈
3rd: Sarah HASNI (01:11:02) 🥉
4th: Manon COSTE (01:11:33)
5th: Mélody JULIEN (01:12:08)
Were you on the start line? Find your time and the overall ranking: Marseille-Cassis
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