Grand Trail des Templiers fuel plan: carbs, fluid and sodium per hour.

October 24, 2027, Millau, France. Set your finish time and the plan follows.

Distance
80 km
Climbing
3,497 m
Typical temperature
6 to 15 °C · 43 to 59 °F
Aid stations
5

Your numbers

Sport
h:mm, like 5:30
kg
Keeps fluid loss under 2%. Never shared.
ml/h
Don't know it? Work it out
mg/l
From a sweat sodium test. Leave it empty if you haven't done one.
Conditions
Gut training
How used your gut is to taking carbs while you train.

Your plan

100K trail · 14 h

Carbs an hour

75g

The research range for this race is 60 to 90 g; your gut training sets where you start. Above 60 g, use glucose and fructose, about 2:1.

Jeukendrup 2014Viribay 2020+4 more

Fluid an hour

To thirst

Without a sweat rate the research says drink to thirst. Do the sweat test to get a range.

NATA 2017ACSM 2007

Sodium an hour

300 to 1,000mg

Sweat sodium varies a lot between people. A sweat sodium test gives you your own number.

Baker 2017NATA 2017+1 more

About 1050 g of carbs over the race. That is a 25 g gel every 20 minutes, or the same carbs from drink and chews.

Rehearse it in training first: the gut adapts in 2 to 4 weeks. Costa 2017

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I'm racing a 100K trail and expect to finish in 14 h. I haven't measured my sweat rate. Conditions look mild, and my gut is in some training for fueling. A race fuel calculator built on the research (Jeukendrup 2014, the ACSM 2016 position stand) gave me: 75 g carbs an hour (glucose and fructose, about 2:1), about 1050 g in total; fluid: drink to thirst, no sweat rate yet; 300 to 1,000 mg sodium an hour. Check this against my training and how my gut has handled fueling, then build my race day plan: what to take and when, with real products I can buy.

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The course

What to know about Grand Trail des Templiers.

The 80 km starts at night at the Domaine Saint-Estève in Millau, in three waves at 5:10, 5:35 and 5:50. It climbs to the Causse Noir, drops to Peyreleau above the Tarn, follows the Jonte, climbs to the Larzac and returns along the Dourbie to finish on the Causse Noir near the Pouncho d'Agast.

KmLegWhat's there
22.8runPeyreleau, light aid station
36.3runSaint-André-de-Vézines, full aid station
55.4runLa Salvage, full aid station
64runMas de Bru, water point
69.8runMassebiau, water point

Race details checked November 9, 2026 from festivaldestempliers.com, festivaldestempliers.com, weatherspark.com. Courses and aid stations change: check the official page in race week.

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Questions

Grand Trail des Templiers: questions.

  • At a typical finish of 14 h, the research range is 60 to 90 g an hour, as glucose and fructose, set by how trained your gut is. Enter your own finish time above for your number.

  • Temperatures run from about 6 to 15 °C (43 to 59 °F): Average daily low and high in Millau in October (Weather Spark). Heat raises your sweat rate, so do a sweat test in similar weather.

  • The organizer lists 5 aid stations; the table on this page has each one by km. Check the athlete guide in race week, as positions can change.

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