Join a unique international cycling event and help ensure the safety of the riders along the Schleck Gran Fondo route. It’s a vital, fun role right in the thick of the action!
On May 30, 2026, the Schleck Gran Fondo returns for its 9th edition!
This UCI Gran Fondo World Series qualifying event will bring together 3,500 cyclists from 45 countries, all vying for a spot in the World Championships.
To ensure the safety and smooth running of the race, we are looking for 450 motivated and dedicated volunteer marshals at various strategic points along the course.
Your role is simple but essential: to guide, ensure the safety of, and encourage the riders as they pass by.
The volunteer shift lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours, between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM, in the areas between Gonderange and Mondorf-les-Bains.
No experience is necessary: a clear and friendly briefing will be held before the event.
Volunteer profile:
A motivated, cheerful, and reliable person with a sense of responsibility. Able to remain attentive and responsive in all circumstances, with good team spirit and strong interpersonal skills. Enjoys sporting events and wants to actively contribute to their smooth running.
We offer a unique and unforgettable experience at the heart of an international event, in a friendly, sports-oriented atmosphere, with supervision, a briefing, meals, and all necessary equipment.
The Schleck Gran Fondo and Medio Fondo routes offer a unique journey through Luxembourg’s breathtaking landscapes, including a captivating ride along the Moselle River and its picturesque vineyards.
47 Op der Hobuch , 5832
+352 621 217 200
https://schleck-x-perience.com/fr/granfondo/courses/
On May 30, 2026, the Schleck Gran Fondo returns for its 9th edition!
This UCI Gran Fondo World Series qualifying event will bring together 3,500 cyclists from 45 countries, all vying for a spot in the World Championships.
To ensure the safety and smooth running of the race, we are looking for 450 motivated and dedicated volunteer marshals at various strategic points along the course.
Your role is simple but essential: to guide, ensure the safety of, and encourage the riders as they pass by.
The volunteer shift lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours, between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM, in the areas between Gonderange and Mondorf-les-Bains.
No experience is necessary: a clear and friendly briefing will be held before the event.
Volunteer profile:
A motivated, cheerful, and reliable person with a sense of responsibility. Able to remain attentive and responsive in all circumstances, with good team spirit and strong interpersonal skills. Enjoys sporting events and wants to actively contribute to their smooth running.
We offer a unique and unforgettable experience at the heart of an international event, in a friendly, sports-oriented atmosphere, with supervision, a briefing, meals, and all necessary equipment.