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Alejandro Mayor and Yasmina Castro take a third straight win in the Famara Total queen distance, in a three-day edition that also saw a double from Yoel de Paz and Anya Lamprecht.
450 runners across three distances between La Garita beach and Punta Mujeres. Jorge Álvarez Álamo and Nika Svetec took the 10 km of a race that ends with a midnight concert.
Jacobo Garrido and Natalia Emilia Sasu won the queen distance of the oldest open water swim on Lanzarote, with more than 200 swimmers between La Rocar beach and the ramp of the Real Club Náutico de Arrecife.
Adrián Hernández and Anya Lamprecht won the 10.5 km at Trail La Vegueta 2026, in an edition that brought together more than 400 participants across four formats.
May centred on IRONMAN Lanzarote, closed the youth triathlon block and pointed towards Wine Run, trail running and summer open-water races.
Sam Laidlow and Lucy Charles-Barclay dominated IRONMAN Lanzarote 2026 in an edition that again showed why the island is one of long-distance triathlon's hardest stages.
Lanzarote's youth championship brought together aquathlon and triathlon sessions at Lago de La Santa, with sporting and development value for the island's young athletes.
Preparing your first triathlon in Lanzarote is not just about training volume. The island asks you to choose wisely, respect the wind and arrive organised.
Lanzarote has a triathlon calendar with long-distance, Olympic, popular and international racing. This article helps organise the key events.
A look at the events that help explain why Lanzarote is a reference island for outdoor sport and endurance racing.
Dieter Comhair and Lucy Charles-Barclay won the 2026 Volcano Triathlon, an edition with more than 350 athletes and Club La Santa's historic stamp.
Francesc Godoy and Deborah Van Gossum won the Olympic distance at Magma Yaiza Triathlon 2026, with Kilian Martín and Grace Kelly taking the sprint.
David Cantero and Nina Eim won the 2026 World Triathlon Cup Lanzarote in Costa Teguise, a sprint-distance event that opened a new international chapter for the island.