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Experience the full diversity of QMT with a three-day stage race where each stage reveals a different side of QMT courses. The Trans-QMT kicks off with an exciting 18 km opening stage on the legendary Mestachibo Trail, a true test for your legs right from the start! From there, you'll tackle QMT's iconic courses, featuring technical trails, demanding descents, flowing singletrack, and breathtaking scenery. Choose your challenge: Trans-QMT75: 18 km + QMT32 + QMT25 Trans-QMT65: 18 km + QMT32 + QMT15
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Athlétisme Québec Sanction Trail
Please refer to the RULES PAGE to review the penalties that apply if any mandatory equipment is missing during a gear check.
Mandatory equipment:
Strongly recommended equipment:
Cost: Free and exclusively available to registered participants. We strongly recommend using this service.
Transportation: Yellow school bus
Route: From the finish area (Mont-Sainte-Anne) to the Parc du Mont-Sainte-Anne campground
Travel time: Approximately 10 minutes
When: Please refer to the schedule.
Departure location: Main parking lot at Mont-Sainte-Anne.
First Aid
The goal of QMT medical team is to always improve, to be aware of your needs, and to prevent rather than intervene. Rest assured that we will do whatever is necessary to help you in case of need. Patience will be required, and our staff may ask you to cover your face with a two-ply medical mask. They may also take the time to cover themselves and put on the necessary protective gear. Please be aware that throughout the race, the Doctor and Medical Director will be assessing the health of the runners. If necessary, they have the authority to remove a runner from the race. You will be able to identify the members of the medical team by a this orange cap below. They will also wear orange reflective suspenders.
Emergency Number
You can reach a member of our medical team at any time by calling the number on the front of your
bib.
Course Safety Closers
People will be in charge of closing each one of the races. If necessary, you can wait for them. However, it is not recommended to go to them. Instead, ask a runner to assist you while you wait for help.
Physiotherapists
Physiotherapists will be present at some of the aid stations and on the course. They can provide first aid and assist with minor musculoskeletal
problems.
Podiatrists
Podiatrists will be present at the MSA Aid station, for those who wish to have their foot injuries treated.
Road Safety
When using a paved road or a road with traffic, you must respect the traffic safety code. For example, when crossing a road, you must stop to yield ifnecessary. Wear and turn on your headlamp when
it’s dark or night.
The top three male and top three female finishers will be recognized at the podium ceremony.
All finishers will receive a QMT collection glass.