Find your line.
From the first start to the last aid station. An experience built for every pace.
DIGITAL EXPERIENCES FOR SPORT
Your event deserves an experience to match. Websites, apps and interactive tools, built around the people taking part.
01 / THE EXPERIENCE
For Québec event organizers, federations, businesses and gyms. Your sport, your community, your way of doing things.
From the first start to the last aid station. An experience built for every pace.
From open roads to winding trails. Help your community prepare for the ride.
From forest trails to a full day of discovery. Useful guidance for a better ride.
BUILT AROUND YOUR TERRAIN
Explore what we could create together, shaped around your sport, your community and your needs.
BROMONT ULTRA · 80 KM
Discover the course, explore its elevation and locate aid stations before the start.
Georeferenced relief: Mapzen Terrain Tiles / USGS. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. 25 m contours. Shaded terrain, not satellite photography. Sources and licences
Route and smoothed elevation: BU80 GPX dated October 13, 2026, simplified for this preview. Aid stations are positioned approximately by course distance, not official waypoint coordinates. This preview is not a navigation map. GPX source
BROMONT ULTRA · 40 KM
Discover the course, explore its elevation and locate aid stations before the start.
40 km nominal · 1,575 m official elevation gain · October 17, 2026, 08:00 start at P5 · Finish cutoff 14:40 (Montréal time). Official table
Georeferenced relief: Mapzen Terrain Tiles / USGS. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. 25 m contours. Shaded terrain, not satellite photography. Sources and licences
Elevation: centred five-point GPX median, then interpolation every 100 m. Calculated GPX distance: 40.108 km, scaled to the nominal 40 km for this preview. Private land: course access only during the event; route changes are possible. Course guidance
Route and smoothed elevation: MTBU40 GPX dated October 13, 2026, simplified for this preview. Aid stations are positioned approximately by course distance, not official waypoint coordinates. This preview is not a navigation map. GPX source

MY ADVENTURE HUB
A day to prepare for. Roads to discover. Everything you need, together here.
LACHUTE, QUÉBEC · 2026 EDITIONThe May 16–17, 2026 edition has ended. This independent concept uses verified historical information. The team, departure and countdown below are examples, without affiliation or endorsement by the organizer.
BEFORE DEPARTURE · SIMULATION
Frozen preview, not an upcoming official departure.
YOUR DEPARTURE · EXAMPLE
08:30 →Illustrative time, to be confirmed.
YOUR PRE-RIDE CHECK
0 / 3Track your preparation in the “Before you ride” tab.
Personal checklist · no official validation
Groups of about ten riders. A morning briefing, staggered departures, a stop in Duhamel and a return to MotoFest late in the day.
Visit the organizer’s websiteGet your bearings before setting off. Confirm final times and instructions with the organizer.
A chance to regroup and prepare for the next part. Use the organizer’s details for the exact location and services.
Keep return information and your meeting point close at hand.
2026 reference: Marché aux puces de Lachute. Organized rides of approximately 275–325 km, or an approximately 200 km self-guided option. Registration is required, including for self-guided rides.
The five choices announced for 2026. This local selection is a demo, not a registration.
No public 2026 GPX file was found. Ask the organizer directly for the file matching your registration. No invented course is provided here.
Check file availability with the organizerNo public La Classique GPX has been verified. Import a file you are authorized to use to try the preview. The file is never uploaded or saved.
GPX up to 2 MB · preview without a base mapA personal checklist to try. It does not replace official event requirements.
Get the correct GPX version from the organizer, open it on your device before setting off and check that your map remains available offline. Charge your devices. This personal checklist does not replace official instructions.
2026 reference venue: Marché aux puces de Lachute. Confirm your registration, meeting point and briefing time with the organizer. The 2026 departures were staggered after the morning briefing.
Check the weather, prepare your equipment and water, then review the requirements for your ride option. Talk with your group before departure about the route, stops and how to stay together.
Registration details, official files and event instructions should be confirmed at the source. La Classique
Your choices stay on this page and disappear when you leave.
ONE CREW, ONE GREAT START
You can edit these examples. Nothing is sent or saved: reloading resets the team. This does not register anyone for La Classique.
SAMPLE TEAM 3 / 10
Groups of about ten were announced for 2026. The organizer confirms actual groups and departures.
02 / BEFORE · DURING · AFTER
We design your digital experience from start to finish, around the real needs of your participants.
A website that feels like your event, accessible information and tools to help people prepare.
Clear interfaces to find the course, service points and your event’s instructions.
A place to return to the information, links and content you want to share after your event.
03 / WHAT WE BUILD
A tailored service, from our first conversation to delivery. Together, we define what will be useful. Then we build it.
A clear home for your event, shaped around your identity, to welcome and inform participants.
Experiences designed around your community, their needs and the devices they use.
Planners, courses and content that make information easier to explore.
COMPLETE DEMO · WORKING PLANNER
Try a complete, working demo built around the real Bromont Ultra courses. Explore the 80 km route, adjust your pace and build your plan. The 25, 55 and 160 km distances are also available.
Try the complete demo (new tab)Independent demo. No affiliation with or endorsement by Bromont Ultra is claimed. Estimates do not replace official event instructions.

FOR THE PEOPLE AT THE START LINE
The tools step back. The guidance stays. And your community moves forward.
CHRIS / RACEDAY.COACHBEHIND RACEDAY.COACH
I love people and the things that bring us together. Sport has always been part of my life, from endurance and strength training to motorsports.
In my work, I help businesses across industries solve problems with technology. RaceDay.coach brings those worlds together: I create digital tools around the people who use them and what they experience out on the course.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR EVENT
A few details to imagine the right experience together. A tailored proposal, without commitment.
Prefer to email directly chris@raceday.coach