70.3 Malaga

Course Details ROKA Swim Course Athletes will start their one-loop 1.9km (1.2 mile) swim in the calm, turquoise waters of Málaga Port featuring a sheltered harbor, bright morning light, and the sound of supporters lining the docks for the perfect race start on the Costa del Sol. Transition Zone Set in the heart of Málaga, the single transition area on Paseo del Parque, just steps from the water and surrounded by palm trees, is a beautiful, wide open area where athletes will gear up to take on the bike course after completing the swim and get ready to embark on the run course after completing the bike. With the sea on one side and the city on the other, Paseo del Parque will be a hive of activity throughout the race. ZOOT Bike Course One of the top features of the race, is the one-loop out-and-back 90km (56 mile) bike course along the coastline which is expected to be the fastest bike course amongst the Spanish IRONMAN 70.3 events. Athletes will skirt the Mediterranean on smooth roads inviting steady speed before returning to Paseo del Parque. HOKA Run Course On the final discipline athletes will feel the pulse of Málaga as they run a two-loop course along the Malagueta promenade, framed by palm trees, sea breeze, and an atmosphere that lifts with every step. The 21.1km (13.1 mile) run culminates in the vibrant heart of the city for an unforgettable finish on the famous Calle Larios, known as one of the most elegant streets in Spain, for a true a celebration moment.