La Corima Drôme Provençale is an early-season cyclosportive held in Montélimar, Drôme Provençale, southern France. Organized by SJVC Montélimar, it caters to a broad spectrum of cyclists, not just racers. Sunday features four road routes, complemented by a gravel option on Saturday. The event attracts a substantial number of participants for its early calendar position; one recent edition saw approximately 1,400 riders start on Sunday, even with strong Mistral winds. It has taken place in Montélimar and surrounding villages for over a decade, typically filling rapidly with cyclists from the region and elsewhere.
The routes traverse nearby villages and local roads, offering options for amateurs, intermediate riders, experienced cyclists, and competitors. The courses are modified annually by the organizers, providing returning participants with new roads and different parts of the area instead of a set circuit. Place Saint-Martin hosts cycling exhibitors on Saturday, and local sporting events assist riders in their season preparation. Villages contribute with brass bands and roadside assistance, and each year a professional cyclist serves as patron, allowing participants to share an event with a pro. The Mistral can also influence the weekend: gravel riders have found shelter on woodland paths, while stronger winds on Sunday have caused some riders to pause or withdraw.