The road to your own record
Picture the course in advance
and find the pace that fits you.

The city you want to run becomes your next trip.




THE DREAM
This 10K marks the opening of Dax Feria, one of the biggest festivals in southwestern France.
Runners dressed for the feria—in white with red scarves—run to the sound of bands.
It is a race that has continued for nearly 30 years and is a festival in its own right.
Picture the course in advance
and find the pace that fits you.
Streets lined with cheers, runners all around.
You'll be part of that scene.
Take it slow with the finish still in you,
and meet the city all over again.
From the joy of finishing to the tough moments — read what runners wrote themselves.
“How did I manage to hang on? I still ask myself that...”
Raphaël Pillon ran steadily along the Adour and over the hills at the Fériascapade, then pushed hard through the stadium finish. He completed 10km in 35 minutes 56 seconds, setting a personal best, and appreciated the festive atmosphere and volunteers.
Quoted from the original · translated
Comment ai-je pu tenir le coup? Je m'interroge encore...
Read the original on Libre-Altitude“This race and my time gave me a big boost to keep going with the rest of my training.”
While preparing for the Berlin Marathon, the runner raced the FériasCapade 10km in Dax, enjoying the run without checking the watch too often. With a controlled start and encouragement from spectators, the runner crossed the finish in 46 minutes, 2 seconds, setting a personal best.
Quoted from the original · translated
Cette course et ce record me donnent un coup de boost phénoménal pour la suite de la prépa.
Read the original on Les soeurs coquillettesWe translated a short line from each public race report and summarized the experience. Finish times are as stated by the author, and past editions may differ from this year's weather and operations.
Preview the course and read what runners who went before you wrote.
Ville de Dax · Full recap
This may be from a past edition. Check the organizer for this year's course and operations.
YOUR ENTRY
Here are the ways to enter and what each requires.
Check the organizer's page for whether entries are open.
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Organizer's pageRACE WEEK
Know the course and time limit, and race day comes into focus.
We have not confirmed the start line coordinates yet. The map shows the host city.
There are two events: a 10K road race and an untimed 8.5K walk.
Both start and finish at Maurice Boyau Stadium.
The course is a flat asphalt route linking central Dax with the Adour riverfront.
Participants must be at least 16, athletes with disabilities are welcome, and a corporate team competition is also held.
White-and-red attire is required.
Not yet confirmed in the official race guide
Pick up your bib, check your wave.
So on race morning, you can just run.
Confirmed this IS a running race event (not solely a local festival): includes a 10km official/championship race, an 8.5km non-timed walking category, a 10km Handisport division, and a corporate challenge, with ~8,000 participants in the 2026 edition. Venue: Stade Maurice Boyau, Dax.
Official site mentions course maps, a stadium layout plan, and parking information as available resources, but specific gare/navette details were not extracted. No date conflict — normal annual recurrence.
Same venue as start (Stade Maurice Boyau, Dax).
site references parking information as a resource but no shuttle service was mentioned.
Dax is a small town in southwest France with limited local TDA bus service paid by cash or card onboard rather than any citywide transit card. Car access is typical for reaching the festival/race venue.
Your start time, fuel and bag drop.
Know them ahead and the run feels easier.
Dax has an SNCF station in the town center, with direct trains from Bordeaux and Paris.
From the station, reach the stadium on foot or by city bus.
Because the feria begins on race day, accommodation in town sells out early, so book promptly.
Registration is available through the official website, and the Entry fee starts at just 8 euros.
Times are local to Dax. Check the latest official information before the race.
STAY A LITTLE
From a hotel that makes race morning easy,
to the meals and views you'll enjoy with the medal on.
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It takes place on Wed, August 11, 2027 in Dax, France.
The main event costs €25.
10K · 5K.
The race starts at 08:40.