Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, the biggest race in the world!

The Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is the world’s leading horse racing event. Every year, it attracts the best horses and jockeys to the Paris-Longchamp racecourse.

On the weekend of October 5 and 6, 2024, Paris becomes the world center of racing. This grand prix, organized for over 100 years, is a real challenge for champions from all over the world. The atmosphere at ParisLongchamp will be supercharged, with 35,000 spectators expected and broadcasting in 60 countries.

A race with a worldwide following

The reputation of this race continues to grow. More than 250 international journalists follow the event and capture every moment of the competition.

In 2024, the Japanese colt Shin Emperor will attract all eyes. This champion, who arrived in Chantilly, will carry the hopes of an entire country. Japan is dreaming of its first grand prix victory.

A festive atmosphere

In addition to the competition, the Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is a real party. Unique entertainment, such as the Garde Républicaine horse band, is planned. To top it all off, gourmet restaurants, ephemeral brasseries and the largest food garden in Paris are available to spectators.

ParisLongchamp also comes alive after the races. Each day ends with festivities until the gates close at 9:30pm.

Qatar, a key partner

The Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club (QREC) has been an official partner of the event since 2008. This organization promotes equestrian initiatives in Qatar, strengthening the country’s link with world-class horse racing. This collaboration symbolizes the international importance of this event, uniting enthusiasts and professionals from all over the world around the same passion.

The Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is an experience not to be missed. Whether for the competition, the atmosphere or the gastronomy, the event is the ideal opportunity to experience Paris differently in October.

For more information on the event and ideas for visits in the vicinity of the racecourse, please consult Paris Select.

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