The Alcácer race returns with 21.097 km, starting at the sports center and finishing in Plaza del Castillo.
Cullera keeps its place on the Valencian calendar with a sprint event by the sea, fast and very well attended.
Valencia’s great cycling event combines sea, mountain passes, and orchards in a demanding and highly recognizable route.
Sea, mountains, and an iconic finish make this race one of the most attractive on the European circuit.
Gandia kicks off the Valencian season with a fast sprint: swimming, cycling and running by the sea.
The Valencian race combines trail running, sustainability, and routes for different levels right in the heart of the capital.
Gandia is preparing for a race with several distances, a major-event atmosphere, and services designed for triathletes.
Four routes, tough elevation gain, and a mid-mountain landscape that feels more demanding than it looks.
The Oliva Nova race returns with two courses, a cycling-friendly atmosphere, and all the details to tackle the day.
The Valencian event brings together qualifying rounds for several levels, full services, and a schedule already set right next to the beach.
A flat race, great records, and a city devoted to athletics explain its enormous international prestige.
Two distances, a beach start, and limited bibs in an event that attracts thousands of runners.