ADRIEN ARDON

General Director of the Inclusive Handi-accessible Training Center, SOTEAU Driving School, Specialized in Orthopedagogy, French Sign Language Interface, Judicial Expert at the Court of Appeal of Orleans

biography

Long-distance and ultra-endurance runner, Adrien Ardon moves between road, long trail, and extreme formats, with a strong liking for demanding environments. Coming from the marathon, he builds his path on steadiness, self-awareness, and managing effort over time. He gradually turns towards ultra and adventure, especially in desert settings and self-sufficiency. As a Raidlight ambassador, he tests the gear in real conditions, out in the field.

“Moving forward for a long time is above all learning to know oneself well.”

  • results & rankings

    Marathon: 2h41 – La Rochelle Marathon (2024)

    Marathon: 2h43 – Paris Marathon (2023)

    2nd in my category at the Trail Running Egypt Tour (2025)

    Finisher of numerous road and trail races

    Endurance challenges in desert conditions, heat, and self-sufficiency

  • projects & news

    Raidlight desert trophy Trans Sahara Race – 200 km non-stop ultra-endurance, February

    April 2026: Saumur Marathon

    May 2026: Stage trail in Uzbekistan

    July 2026:

    • Machu Picchu Ascent – Peru
    • Crossing a salt lake in Uyuni, Bolivia
    • Ascent of Huayna Potosi (6088 m) and Illimani (6460 m) in Bolivia

    September 2026: Mount Fuji Ascent – Japan, Mount Fuji Trail

    October 2026: Stage trail in Jordan

    December 2026: Valencia Marathon

Landmarks & field tips

Systematically test your equipment in real-world conditions before a goal.
Build endurance over time rather than multiplying intensity peaks.
Mental management is as important as physical preparation.