Friday 19 February 2027 · Profondeville · Belgium
THE
NIGHT RACES.
Five distances. One night.
From an introduction to the long format, choose how far you will go when the light fades.
Choose your distance
Five ways to
run at night.
Compare the formats and choose the distance that suits you.
Nocturne 6
6KM
The shortest format to discover the atmosphere of Sibérie under the light of your headlamp.
- Elevation gain
- +300 m
- Aid stations
- 1 + finish
- Start
- 20:00
Nocturne 10
10KM
A first taste of night trail running, with more time on the trails.
- Elevation gain
- +600 m
- Aid stations
- 1 + finish
- Start
- 19:45
Nocturne 15
15KM
An intermediate distance for experiencing a real night race without stepping up to the long distance.
- Elevation gain
- +700 m
- Aid stations
- 1 + finish
- Start
- 19:30
Nocturne 19
19KM
Nearly twenty kilometres for those who want to extend their effort into the night.
- Elevation gain
- +900 m
- Aid stations
- 1 + finish
- Start
- 19:15
Nocturne 25
25KM
The longest of the night runs: a complete adventure where managing your effort becomes essential.
- Elevation gain
- +1 100 m
- Aid stations
- 1 + finish
- Start
- 19:00
The technical data will be updated after the courses have been definitively approved.
Elevation profile
The terrain of your night race.
Nocturne 6 · 6 km
Race profile
Premium elevation profile
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Distance
6.3 km
Elevation gain
+300 m
- Distance from the start
- —
- Elevation gain from the start
- —
| Checkpoint | Km | Cumulative elevation gain |
|---|---|---|
| Start | 0 | 0 m |
| Aid station 1 | 2,4 | 150 m |
| Finish | 6,3 | 345 m |
Nocturne 10 · 10 km
Race profile
Premium elevation profile
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Distance
9.7 km
Elevation gain
+600 m
- Distance from the start
- —
- Elevation gain from the start
- —
| Checkpoint | Km | Cumulative elevation gain |
|---|---|---|
| Start | 0 | 0 m |
| Aid station 1 | 2,4 | 149 m |
| Finish | 9,7 | 556 m |
Nocturne 15 · 15 km
Race profile
Premium elevation profile
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Distance
14.6 km
Elevation gain
+700 m
- Distance from the start
- —
- Elevation gain from the start
- —
| Checkpoint | Km | Cumulative elevation gain |
|---|---|---|
| Start | 0 | 0 m |
| Aid station 1 | 11,9 | 499 m |
| Finish | 14,6 | 660 m |
Nocturne 19 · 19 km
Race profile
Premium elevation profile
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Distance
19.2 km
Elevation gain
+900 m
- Distance from the start
- —
- Elevation gain from the start
- —
| Checkpoint | Km | Cumulative elevation gain |
|---|---|---|
| Start | 0 | 0 m |
| Aid station 1 | 11,9 | 502 m |
| Finish | 19,2 | 911 m |
Nocturne 25 · 25 km
Race profile
Premium elevation profile
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Distance
26.2 km
Elevation gain
+1 100 m
- Distance from the start
- —
- Elevation gain from the start
- —
| Checkpoint | Km | Cumulative elevation gain |
|---|---|---|
| Start | 0 | 0 m |
| Pit stop (refreshments | 12,7 | 557 m |
| Finish | 26,2 | 1 118 m |
Friday evening
Prepare for my night race
The information below applies to all Friday night races. Find the start time for your distance in the table.
Start times
- Nocturne 66 km
- 20:00
- Nocturne 1010 km
- 19:45
- Nocturne 1515 km
- 19:30
- Nocturne 1919 km
- 19:15
- Nocturne 2525 km
- 19:00
When the light fadesThe nighttime experience
La Sibérie
takes on a new face.
The format changes. The atmosphere remains.
A headlamp, winter trails and five ways to experience Friday evening. You choose the distance. The night, however, is imposed on everyone.
Watch the aftermovieNeed a guide?
Which challenge
suits you.
The shortest formats for a first experience running under headlamps.
The short distancesThe intermediate formats to extend your effort and fully enter the night.
The intermediate distancesThe longest night race for a complete adventure and to manage your effort.
The long distanceNight race FAQ
Before you switch on your headlamp
your headlamp.
01Which distance should you choose for your first night race?+
The shortest formats are suitable for a first experience. Take your experience, preparation and the winter conditions on the day into account.
02Is a headlamp mandatory?+
Yes, a headlamp is essential for taking part. Consult the Mandatory equipment section to prepare your gear.
03When will the GPX files be available?+
The tracks will be published after the routes have been definitively approved. Find the information in the Routes, course marking and GPX section.
Friday 19 February 2027
Choose the distance.
The night will do the rest.
Registration opens on 1 October 2026.
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