The Mud Day — Cabourg (historical)

Cabourg, France · Last listed edition Sat 16 Sep 2017

Reports and event feedback

  • The Mud Day — Cabourg (historical) — historical participant feedback ↗

    Public Runagora members

    Praises the seaside scenery and accessible obstacles. Criticism includes high prices, limited refreshments, finish rewards and a quiet event village.

    All three complete native cards and metadata read: one labels 2016, another has no raced year, and David 14 recalls 2015–2017. The original native overall is 2.7/5 from three, retaining the 2/5 and 2.5/5 cards. Repeated outings do not multiply the author count.

  • Jean-Philippe Guilloux — Cabourg’s 2017 competitive wave ↗

    Jean-Philippe Guilloux / Team HCT, obstacle.fr · 2017

    Enjoys the seaside setting and organization. Criticizes marking, music, extensive pavement, the unused memory task and the fit of some obstacles.

    Complete original first-person report published 20 September 2017, explicitly dating the outing to 16 September. It describes 13 km / 22 obstacles and wave 0 at 09:00. Team HCT/coaching ties and the partner-supported publisher are disclosed; personal funding is unstated. Others’ rankings, timing and perceived hazards are not independently audited, and no clean competitive finish or numerical overall is inferred.

Event details

Dates
Last listed edition: Sat 16 Sep 2017
Formats
Historical adult obstacle course — reported 13 km / 22 obstacles · 2017 competitive wave and older leisure outings; youth activities separate
Place
Stade Fernand Sastre — 21 avenue de la Divette, 2017 programme base, Cabourg, Normandie, France
Series
The Mud Day
  • The complete original Jean-Philippe Guilloux account explicitly dates the 2017 edition to 16 September and describes thirteen kilometres/twenty-two obstacles, riverside and beach sections. The specialist programme names Stade Fernand Sastre, 21 avenue de la Divette. That named programme base does not certify every older personal start.
  • Jean-Philippe raced with Team HCT and names his coach. He criticizes marking, music, hard surfaces and obstacle fit alongside praising the outing. No clean competitive result is inferred from his narrative or others’ timing claims.
  • The separate Frappadingue at Cabourg is a different brand. The Ostéocalm post exposes a photo/share shell without a readable race narrative and supplies no additional athlete mapping. No current edition or future day is announced here.

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