We thought we’d seen it all when it comes to creator events… And yet, Clem Qui Court proves once again that influencers know how to push the limits.
On August 30th, the running creator unveiled "The 25-Hour Run," a charity race that will bring together athletes, content creators, and members of his community.
Scheduled for November 7, 2026, this race follows the format of the Backyard Ultra : participants must complete a 6.706 km loop in under an hour, then start again every hour. This continues until only one runner remains.
A lineup that blends the internet with elite performance
Clem Qui Court didn't just bring together fitness creators; he curated a lineup that brings together two worlds that aren't usually accustomed to running side by side.
On the creator side, we will see Tibo InShape, Domingo, Zack Nani, Baghera, and Laink. Facing them will be big names in trail running such as Blandine L’Hirondel, Mathieu Blanchard, and Ludovic Pommeret.
In total, nearly 100 participants are expected. But there is no question of leaving the community behind their screens: 50 members of the Clem Qui Court community will also be able to take to the starting line thanks to "golden tickets".
Here, subscribers are no longer just there to watch, comment, or like: they are direct participants in the event.
A race designed for the internet
The event will be broadcast live on Twitch, allowing viewers to follow the race as the hours go by, see the dropouts pile up, and discover who manages to hold out the longest.
And that is perhaps the real gamble for Clem Qui Court: making a discipline as demanding as ultra-endurance spectacular, accessible, and community-driven.
A race, but above all, a good cause to support.
Beyond the athletic challenge, "Les 25h qui courent" also pursues a charitable goal. The event will raise funds for the Rêves association, which makes the dreams of seriously ill children and teenagers come true.
And with partners like Ciao Energy, Deezer, and Brooks Running, the project is already taking on a scale that goes far beyond a simple challenge between creators.
Join us on November 7th to see who manages to make it to the finish line. One thing is for sure: after 25 hours, there will likely be a lot fewer people at the starting line... than watching on Twitch.
