There’s no better way to soak up the last of the summer than by racing through the Mediterranean’s most stunning locations at four world-class Challenge triathlons where athlete experience is everything.
From the iconic climbs of Italy’s Riviera to the vibrant beaches of Mallorca, the urban energy of Barcelona, and the luxury of Sardinia’s south coast, this is your chance to round out the season with the best racing experience the sport has to offer.
Challenge Sanremo – 21 September
Take on a course etched into cycling history with the infamous hills and descents of the Milan-Sanremo Cycle Race. Add in the unique tunnel run and charm of the Italian Riviera, and you’ve got Challenge Sanremo calling your name. www.challenge-sanremo.com
Challenge Peguera-Mallorca – 18 October
Voted Race of the Year three times and it’s easy to see why. Think warm welcomes, beautiful beaches, and a course defined by Mallorca’s natural splendour. A triathlon wrapped in culture, celebration, and pure Mediterranean magic. Racing once here is never enough with athletes returning year after year for the ultimate end-of-season triathlon party. www.challenge-mallorca.com
Challenge Barcelona – 26 October
Race the only middle distance right in the heart of Barcelona. Over 3,000 athletes. Fast closed roads. A beachfront run. And all of it in the shadow of the iconic Sagrada Familia. If there’s one race that captures the pulse of a city and the spirit of a triathlon, Challenge Barcelona is it. www.challengebarcelona.com
Challenge Forte Village Sardinia – 26 October
Where Mediterranean luxury meets a course of unrivalled beauty. Welcome to Challenge Forte Village. Set on the breathtaking southern coast of Sardinia at the world-renowned Forte Village Resort, this is an unforgettable race experience in a dream destination. This is one for the bucket list for all the family! www.challenge-fortevillage.com
Don’t just end your season, celebrate it where every finish line feels like you truly belong and discover why Challenge is the heart of triathlon.
