The Trèfle Lozérien AMV event
The French Mecca of enduro.
One of the most popular races in the world
- 600 riders
- 3 loops in the shape of a clover from Mende to Mende
- 200 km per day, 15 special stages of all types
- An event committed to a sustainable development approach
- 22 000 € in prizes distributed to participants
- +400 volunteers
Since 1986, the event has brought together amateur, professional, and international riders on the lands of Lozère.
All about the next edition
More than a race, a gathering of riders, professionals, and international competitors
In 2018 and 2019, the Trèfle Lozérien AMV was part of the WESS (World Enduro Super Series), a series of eight international races featuring popular events that represent modern enduro (extreme races, classic enduro, cross country, and sand races). The Trèfle Lozérien AMV was the only French event in the WESS.
Since its inception, the Trèfle Lozérien AMV has attracted iconic figures from the world of enduro and motorsports. Among the most famous are Stéphane Peterhansel, multiple Dakar winner; David Frétigné, a legend in enduro and rally; and Christophe Nambotin, who has made his mark on the event with several victories. These riders have contributed to the legend of the Trèfle Lozérien AMV, bringing their experience and talent to this demanding competition. Antoine Méo, Pierre Alexandre Renet, and Cyril Esquirol round out a list of champions who have shaped the event, giving it a unique dimension where amateurs and professionals share the same passion over diverse and spectacular terrain. Spanish rider Josep Garcia, crowned world champion in 2024, adds to the event’s legacy with three victories to his name.
The event quickly gained success and inspired other races, including the Grappe de Cyrano, the Aveyronnaise Classic, and the Val de Lorraine Classic. Today, the race hosts 600 participants from across Europe, with registrations—traditionally opened at 11 p.m. on an evening in January or February—filling up in less than four minutes.
What is enduro ?
Enduro is an off-road motorcycle discipline practiced for leisure or in competition. In competition, riders must complete a course within set times. The course is marked with timed stages that determine the overall ranking.
When will the next edition of the Trèfle take place ?
The next edition of the Trèfle Lozérien AMV will take place from Friday, June 6 to Sunday, June 8, 2025.
How can I register for the Trèfle Lozérien AMV ?
To register, go to this link to create your profile and complete your information. Once that’s done, you will need to wait for the registration day (date to be announced) at 11:00 PM to register as soon as possible and pay your entry fee of €410.
What information is required to create my profile ?
To create your profile, you need to go to this link and fill in the fields step by step.
- Click on “Create an account”
- Enter your personal information
- Enter your password
- Complete your postal address
Can I modify information on my profile after the registration date ?
Yes ! After registration and until April 15, it will be possible to modify your motorcycle information and the team you are part of. After this date, you will need to contact us directly at the following address : engagements@moto-lozere.com.
How many spots are available ?
Each year, the event hosts 600 riders.
The 350 available spots are typically filled in 4 minutes. The remaining 250 spots are managed at the discretion of the MCL, reserved for international riders, well-known riders, partners, and journalists.
Is the license mandatory ?
To participate in the race, you must have an FFM license. However, it is not required to validate your registration.
For competitors without a yearly license, you can purchase a “manifestation” license once your registration is confirmed, directly from the FFM website.
A unique atmosphere
For three days, 600 riders compete on demanding courses, providing a unique spectacle for spectators. The Trèfle Lozérien AMV is the must-attend event for all enduro enthusiasts. Every year, the event attracts over 25,000 spectators spread along the course and around the special stages, particularly the La Vabre stage, which closes each day with its iconic Thierry Castan Trophy.
Since 2023, the Saturday night Fan Zone has enhanced the friendly and festive atmosphere of the event.
Discover the course to find your ideal spot!
