Anfi Challenge Mogán-Gran Canaria takes place on 17 April 2027 in Gran Canaria, Spain. The event features a challenging and diverse course with temperatures ranging from 25°C at beach level to 10°C at 1,500 meters above sea level. The landscape is unique, varied, and technical, offering an honest race experience.
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The race is based around the Anfi del Mar beach resort in Playa de Mogán, where registration, briefings, prize ceremonies, the Tri Expo, and start/finish lines are all positioned within 200 metres. The venue offers various restaurants, cafés, bars, and activities for all ages.
Typical race conditions feature an average air temperature of 21°C, average water temperature of 19°C, and average wind speed of 17 kph.
Mogán is located 93 kilometres from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Covering a surface area of 172.44 square kilometres, it is the second largest municipality on the island. It extends from 22 metres above sea level at the coast up to 1,583 metres at Mountain of Sándara in the interior.
The swim is a 2 km 2-lap sea swim at Anfi del Mar Beach. The 80 km bike course consists of 4 laps on rolling hills between Anfi del Mar and Taurito on roads closed to traffic. The 18 km run course comprises 4 full laps running parallel to the sea towards Balito Beach.
A 2 km, two-lap sea swim course starting and finishing at Anfi del Mar Beach. Keep the buoys on your right at all times. After the first lap, leave the water and turn around a colourful fish statue on the beach (keeping it on your right), then re-enter the water for the second lap. Upon completing the second lap, exit the water and turn left towards T1, located approximately 430 metres away.
An 80 km, four-lap course from Anfi del Mar to Taurito and back on roads closed to traffic. No overtaking is allowed from T1 along the Anfi promenade/ramp until reaching the main road. Stay on the left while in Anfi. After Anfi beach, there is a sharp left turn and a steep hill leading to the roundabout/main road. Once on the main road, ride on the right-hand side. The course is characterized by rolling hills.
An 18 km run course consisting of four full laps, starting at the bottom of the downhill ramp after T2. At the bottom of the ramp, turn right toward Balito Beach, complete four full laps, and then head 400 metres back to the finish line. The course runs parallel to the sea at all times, with athletes running on the right-hand side.