OUR PARTNERS

The Collectivity of Corsica is the institution that administers the island and coordinates key public policies, including economic development, mobility, planning, culture, environment, and social action. Committed to sustainable and balanced development, it supports events and initiatives that foster cohesion, youth engagement, and territorial dynamism. Working alongside sports organisations, it promotes sporting activity and highlights the talents that help raise Corsica’s profile.

The City of Corte, the historical and university heart of Corsica, fully supports the development of sport and initiatives that strengthen local vitality. Working alongside clubs and sporting events, it encourages participation for all and backs projects that showcase Corte and its talents, both on the island and beyond.

The City of L’Île-Rousse, a seaside destination renowned for its exceptional setting, is fully committed to events that enrich city life and enhance its appeal. By supporting sporting events and local initiatives, it encourages activities accessible to all and backs projects that contribute to the vitality, community spirit, and prominence of L’Île-Rousse, at the heart of Balagne and far beyond.

The Corsica Regional Natural Park (PNRC) works to preserve and promote the island’s natural, cultural, and landscape heritage. Collaborating with local stakeholders, it supports sporting initiatives that respect the environment and help showcase the richness of Corsica’s territories. The PNRC encourages projects that combine sporting activity with environmental awareness and nature protection.

The National Sports Agency is shaping the future organisation of French sport. It brings together stakeholders involved in the development of sport, both at the elite level and for mass participation. The agency supports the growth of sporting activities and works to ensure that sport is accessible to all, at every age and across all regions.

Its objectives are to promote, organise, and carry out all activities aimed at developing the practice of Triathlon, Duathlon, Aquathlon, Bike & Run, and Raids in France and internationally. The French Triathlon Federation (FFTRI) has around 60,000 licensed members, 970 clubs, and 1,170 events across the country.

A subsidiary of the Filippi Participation Group, Hertz Corse has been the oldest Hertz franchise in the world since 1957. The company operates in the island’s four airports and has three city branches. With the largest vehicle fleet in Corsica, Hertz Corse offers its customers a wide range of vehicles, from compact cars to vans.A major player in the mobility and logistics sector, the group has been pursuing a CSR strategy since 2019, combining innovation and sustainability:
> Reduction of CO₂ emissions thanks to a fleet made up of 55% electric vehicles
> Green infrastructure with the deployment of the E-Motum network, comprising 360 fast-charging points across the island.
Becoming a premium partner of the ARWC 2026 was a natural choice. Hertz Corse is committed to supporting the teams and volunteers to promote electric mobility and to ensure that the race’s slogan resonates even more strongly: Back to Nature.

This Lyon-based group has specialised in industrial supply for over 150 years. Led by two sport-loving brothers, it has remained true to our values from the very beginning.

This company designs, manufactures, and supplies cooling and heating solutions for the light metals foundry industry. Thanks to its innovation and commitment, Lethiguel has earned an excellent reputation in the global foundry market. It has supported us from day one.

The French leader in vehicle branding and indoor & outdoor event signage, ATC Groupe (Lyon, Paris, Annecy) employs 75 people and develops its business with a strong commitment to eco-responsibility.

Rhône-Alpes Distribution supplies everything you can drink! It has established itself as one of the leading beverage distributors in the region for professional clients.

JAWS is the technical benchmark for high-end packrafts. Based in Isère, at the foot of the Chartreuse Mountains, JAWS handles assembly, quality control, testing, prototyping, maintenance, and R&D operations. An operational stock of 500 to 800 units is maintained at all times, and the new after-sales workshop ensures precise and responsive maintenance services. In 2026, the packrafts will benefit from key upgrades, including improved membranes, hydrodynamic geometry, and reinforcement of critical areas. The TOUK range will also be launching very soon.