On Saturday, October 3, 2026, the Patriote de Bonnétable cycling section organized the famous cabbage race in Semur-en-Vallon. This unusual event, which has become a local tradition, involves cyclists racing through the town while carrying cabbages on their bikes. The race is both a humorous and quirky celebration of the region’s agricultural heritage and community spirit. A total of 140 cyclists participated in the event, ranging from experienced riders to local enthusiasts. The race route took participants through the narrow streets of Semur-en-Vallon, adding an element of challenge and fun as they navigated the town while balancing their cabbages. Spectators lined the streets, cheering and laughing as the cyclists made their way through the course. The cabbage race is not just about speed; it also highlights the importance of local farming and the role of community in organizing such unique events. Participants often decorate their bikes and cabbages with colorful flags and ribbons, turning the race into a festive occasion that draws visitors from surrounding areas. This year’s event was particularly well-attended, with many locals and tourists enjoying the lively atmosphere. Organizers expressed satisfaction with the turnout and the positive reception of the race, hinting at plans to continue the tradition in the years to come.