Hit The Road, a French collective with a million subscribers on their main channel, took on their first international rally-raid in . FAULN ran the production on the ground. Hit The Road edited and released the series daily on Hit The Rupteur, their rally-raid channel, where the six episodes have passed 233K views.
Clément Dumais and Paul Roux-dit-Buisson built Hit The Road around urban exploration. The illegal climb of the Eiffel Tower, then of the Christ the Redeemer in Rio. Films released at the Grand Rex.
The Rallye du Maroc 2025 was Paul and Clément's first rally-raid on a bike, with the Dakar 2027 as the horizon. A different sport on a different terrain, with rules that take years to read.
We followed the two from wake-up to lights-out. Briefings, prep before the stage, debriefs, dinners, downtime. The race itself was filmed every day, out on the special stage and back at the bivouac.
We led production on site, operated both cameras, handled the bivouac logistics. Each day's rushes were transferred to Hit The Road's editor for the next day's episode.
The milieu has its own logistics, its access codes, its way of sorting who belongs and who does not. We have spent several years inside the Dakar bivouac.
FAULN runs the production on the ground for creators, brands and teams in rally-raid. We bring crew, gear and the access that comes with knowing the bivouac, and we produce and shoot daily series in the format we developed over four seasons of Vis ma vie du Dakar.
On this project, Hit The Road kept the edit and the YouTube SEO in-house. The rest of the chain was ours.
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