Last spots available for Hispaman Xtreme Triathlon 2021

Back on the calendar following the Covid-19 impacted 2020, there are just 15 spots remaining for the Hispaman Xtreme Triathlon in Spain
Hispaman Xtreme Triathlon 2019
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The Spanish race of the XTRI World Tour

Impacted, as everything else was in 2020 by Covid-19, the Hispaman Xtreme Triathon returns on 25th September 2021.

Just 15 slots remain available for Hispaman, an event which also offers qualification slots to the XTRI World Championship.

We’ve featured Hispaman on the site several times in recent years, the 2018 debut race won by Great Britain’s Michelle Parsons – you can check out the event gallery HERE.

Michelle Parsons Hispaman Xtreme Triathlon
Great Britain’s Michelle Parsons wins Hispaman Xtreme 2018

The Hispaman Xtreme Triathlon course comprises of 3.8km of swimming (around the majestic Peñíscola’s Castle), 180km of cycling, including an elevation gain of 3,400m, followed by a marathon (and another 2,000m of climbing).

Hispaman Xtreme Triathlon 2019

Interested? More information at: www.hxtri.com / info@hxtri.com

Hispaman Xtreme Triathlon 2018
Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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