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The fifth Fisiosan 5K produced 176 finishers in Playa Honda, a fastest time of 16:58 and a women's 22:25 that takes 1:38 off the previous edition. The mixed pairs had their own classification for the first time, with 21 teams.
The men's podium on the three climbs is a master 30, a master 50 and a master 40, 41 seconds apart. The fastest time up Femés was set by a rider who only started on the Sunday, outside the overall standings.
The 30th edition was won in 40:44 and 51:39, and five of the six swimmers on the podium race in the junior categories. Of 490 listed, 315 made it across.
Østergaard closed the race 4:28 up on Luis León Sánchez, and 4:21 of that lead was already banked after two stages. For the women, it was all the time trial.
All six podium places fell within 47 seconds. The winner ran the 1.6 km at 3:08 per kilometre through the streets of La Santa.
The ten classifications of the fifth edition, read right through in the official timing: 519 individual finishers, 224 pairs and fourteen teams, with the age brackets for pairs and teams.
The tenth Tinajo You Trail produced 363 finishers in Mancha Blanca. David Cruz took the long course and Tanausú Cabrera added another win over 14 km.
More than 1,250 students and teachers from 23 schools raced from Puerto Calero to IES Yaiza. Rain and the sea left the swim in doubt until an hour before the start.
All six podiums from the Puerto del Carmen night race, with the 388 finishers the official classifications give. The press reported a figure of 500.
The first San Leandro Trail drew 147 runners to Teseguite. Raúl Caraballo took the long trail and Dani García the short one.
The Transajaches returned to Femés after seven years. Tanausú Cabrera took the 20 km in 1:42:01 and CM El Jable filled the top two places.
Around 350 runners in Tinajo's carnival race. Tinguaro Quintero and Naomi Hodel won the 10.4 km; Tanausú Cabrera and Cristina Molina took the 5.2 km.
172 swimmers classified over 1,500 metres at the El Poril cove. The Nadamas club took all six places on the overall men's and women's podiums.
The top three men finished within eighteen seconds. 300 competitors on Las Cucharas beach in the opening round of the Canary Islands triathlon series.
The 4 kilometres between Arrecife and Playa Honda were won by a swimmer from the infantil category, aged 13 to 15, in 54:24. In the women's race, Sheila Pulido in 58:46.
Fourteen seconds decided the women's podium at the oldest triathlon on Lanzarote. And the super sprint handed out six age group podiums in the same morning.
350 participants across the three distances named after grain measures: Fanega, Almud and Cuartillo. Sergio Machín and Belinda Guillén won the long one.
2,093 entrants from forty nationalities took part among the vineyards of La Geria. Yerove Rodríguez and Aroa Merino repeated their win in the long distance.
450 runners across three distances between La Garita beach and Punta Mujeres. The 10 km were settled in 33:17 and 38:52, in a race that ends with a midnight concert.
The queen distance of Lanzarote's oldest open water swim was won in 14:04, with more than 200 swimmers between La Rocar beach and the ramp of the Real Club Náutico de Arrecife.
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.
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.
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.
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.