Infinitri 113 Triathlon Peñíscola

SWIM The start of the Infinitri 113 Triathlon Peñíscola takes place on the North beach of Peñíscola, where we will start swimming a few meters from the mythical Templar Castle. We will continue surrounding the tombolo in a clockwise direction until we reach the port basin, always with a safety margin with respect to land. The route will be marked with clearly visible buoys at each curve. The arrival at the South beach will be clearly delimited by a finish arch that serves as a reference for the participants, and will give way to the transition area to make the first change of discipline. Depending on the temperature of the water, the use of neoprene will be allowed, mandatory or prohibited, although due to the date the race is held, it is very likely that it will be allowed and not mandatory. The corridor to the transition zone on the south beach is a stretch of 75 m of sand and 50 m of street. A security corridor will be created between the rescue vehicles and the support canoes to guarantee that all participants do the segment through the indicated areas. In the event that the weather advises against carrying out the swimming segment along the original route, a plan B is planned where you would swim entirely on the South beach to avoid risk situations. BIKE The bike course begins on Calle Akra Leuka and then Avda. Estación to leave Peñíscola heading west in a long 5km straight. Once we reach the CV-1340, a slightly ascending zone begins (140m of gain in 15km) until we reach Càlig. In Cálig we begin a round trip to Sant Jordi, and again in the direction of Càlig. From there we will make a 180º turn to head towards the town of Cervera del Maestre, to cross it towards Sant Mateu, where a few kilometers before we will make a 180º turn, already back towards Peñíscola. It is a fast and undulating circuit in which we will move between 100 and 330 meters high. These roads stand out for their excellent paving and tranquility, since on a normal day few vehicles pass through it. The circuit will be closed from km 5 (80 in the comeback) at the entrance to the CV-1340. At the entrance and exit of Peñíscola on the CV-141, one lane will be closed and the other open. There will be more than 120 troops adding Civil Protection, Civil Guard and Local Police ensuring your safety, even so, traffic regulations must be respected to guarantee safety. RUN The 21.1 kilometer run course is divided between the seafront in the northern part of the town, and the area of virgin coves of the Serra D’Irta Natural Park, in the southern part. The promenade, after its remodeling a few years ago, has become an excellent area for running, which is totally flat. The area of coves is an undulating terrain where we will run a few meters from the sea, enjoying spectacular landscapes. Thus we can enjoy the views of Peñíscola Castle from the southern part and also from the northern part. We will start heading north along the beach promenade with the first 8 kilometers completely flat, turning 180º at km.4. Then we give way to about 6 kilometers through the undulating southern area. Back in the old town area, we will take another tour of the north area to complete the 21 kilometers. Once completed the course, we will head towards the castle area, where we will reach the finish line located in Plaza Santa María.