Agde stage of the solidarity challenge 'Faut pas crever'

Cancer patients cycled 620 km between Menton and Perpignan, with a convivial stop in Agde.

Cyclists arrive tired but happy at the Domaine Saint-Martin in Agde during the solidarity challenge 'Faut pas crever'.
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Cyclists arrive tired but happy at the Domaine Saint-Martin in Agde during the solidarity challenge 'Faut pas crever'.

On Tuesday, September 28, the town of Agde served as a key stage for the solidarity challenge 'Faut pas crever', a 620-kilometer cycling journey from Menton to Perpignan.

The event was carried out by about thirty participants who are cancer patients or in remission, members of the association La Tête et les Jambes, based in Perpignan. After starting from Palavas-les-Flots, the cyclists arrived in the late afternoon at the Domaine Saint-Martin, tired but happy to have completed this stage.
A reception was held in the presence of Carole Raynaud, deputy in charge of Social Action and Cohesion, Early Childhood, Disability, and Youth. This moment of conviviality highlighted the courage, self-transcendence, and solidarity demonstrated by these cyclists engaged in this remarkable challenge.
This morning, the group resumed their journey towards Gruissan to continue their multi-hundred-kilometer tour, themed around solidarity. Each pedal stroke carries a message of hope, prevention, and awareness regarding the disease.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie d'Agde (06/10/2026)