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Peguera, Calvià, Mallorca · Independent athlete guide

Challenge Peguera Mallorca

Know the venue. Read what has changed. Make a personal plan before you travel.

Date
Location
Peguera, Calvià, Mallorca
Distances
Middle distance: 2026 operational guide
Entries
The official 2026 homepage says sold out.

Checked 7 October 2026

Your race weekend, mapped.

Find your way from arrival to the start line.

Open the map to load street and aerial tiles from OpenStreetMap and Spain's IGN. The location list works without it.

Source-checked locations

Expo and athlete registration

Expo and athlete registration

Open organiser map (opens in a new tab)

Pins follow the linked official map sources. Race-day access can change. Course animation illustrates the route, not athlete positions.

Bike route linked by the 2026 guide. The 2026 guide explicitly links this GPX, whose internal title still says CPM25. It depicts a lap; the operational guide requires two laps and lists 87 km overall. Check the final briefing before following it on public roads. View original source (opens in a new tab)

The latest race signals.

Published updates and practical consequences for this specific race.

  1. Friday plans: a side event and the race-pack meal voucher

    Calvià announced Challenge4All on 6 October: a separate 2 km run/walk for ages 16+, starting Friday 16 October at 18:30 from C/ Ratolí and finishing at Torà Square. The organiser says its boulevard course is closed to traffic. This overlaps mandatory triathlon bike/bag check-in, 16:00–21:00: confirm access before combining plans. Challenge4All bib collection at its start is 16:30–18:00; other Friday collection hours differ by language. The Spanish council calendar header says 06:30, while its body, the English council page and organiser say 18:30. The refreshed athlete guide also adds a €12 race-pack dining voucher, valid 15–18 October only at the listed participating restaurants; check their conditions and opening times.

  2. The new guide says 87 km on the bike

    The operational 2026 guide specifies two bike laps totalling 87 km, while the website still advertises 90 km. Use the guide for your preparation card and keep the GPX qualification visible: the linked file retains a CPM25 title. The final briefing remains the place to confirm late course changes.

  3. Friday check-in is part of the race plan

    The new guide confirms bike and blue/orange bag check-in on Friday 16 October, 16:00–21:00. No bikes are accepted on race morning. It confirms collection ending at 19:00 on Saturday, matching the programme and superseding the older page's 20:00 wording. Keep your wristband, bib and chip for collection.

Know what you entered.

Published distances. Follow the official course map for laps and connecting sections.

A timetable to plan around.

All times are local. Your wave assignment and final briefing take priority.

    1. 15:00–20:00

    1. 10:00–20:00

    2. 09:00

    3. 12:00

    4. 16:00–21:00

    5. 16:30–18:00

    6. 18:30

      Optional Challenge4All side event: 2 km, ages 16+

      C/ Ratolí → Torà Square

    1. 07:00–08:30

    2. 09:00

    3. 09:03

    4. 09:07

    5. 09:10

    6. 09:13

    7. 09:16

    8. 09:19

    9. 09:22

    10. 09:25

    11. 15:30–19:00

    12. 18:10

Local time: Europe/Madrid

A few things to do now.

Use the race details above to finish your own travel, kit and supporter plan.

  1. Collect your race pack personally on Thursday or Friday with ID, QR and licence evidence.

  2. Plan Friday's bike/bag check-in; put the helmet in blue and run kit in orange.

  3. Record your provisional age-group wave; 09:00 is the PRO men’s start.

  4. Count two swim laps, two bike laps and four run laps plus the initial run link.

  5. During recon, some race sections oppose normal traffic; use legal alternatives until roads close.

  6. Family Friday: Challenge4All 18:30, C/ Ratolí; its own bibs 16:30–18:00. Plan around mandatory triathlon check-in 16:00–21:00 and confirm traffic/access.

  7. Keep the €12 race-pack meal voucher for 15–18 October; check the organiser’s restaurant list and conditions. It does not reserve a table.

Race rules and time limits

Personal bib collection requires photo ID, active registration QR and federation licence unless a one-day licence was purchased.

Official source: Official individual athlete guide: Challenge Peguera Mallorca 2026 (opens in a new tab)

No race-morning bike check-in. Bring numbered blue/orange bags, bike, helmet and athlete wristband on Friday.

Official source: Official individual athlete guide: Challenge Peguera Mallorca 2026 (opens in a new tab)

No drafting. Watch the current age-group video briefing when it is released; the guide calls it essential.

Official source: Official individual athlete guide: Challenge Peguera Mallorca 2026 (opens in a new tab)

Independent Triathlon Signal guide

Straight from the source.

We bring the published information together to help you prepare. The organiser and race officials make the final decisions.

Calvià announced more than 1,600 athletes for 2025. The current race is sold out, but a verified 2026 participant total was not found. Participation source (opens in a new tab)

Checked 7 October 2026