Event Info
Navarra-Pamplona
23-24 May 2026
General Info
The Spain T100 Triathlon takes in a glorious 2km swim in the Alloz Reservoir before a rolling 80km point-to-point bike course on beautiful roads leading to Pamplona, where you’ll contend with 18km of medieval streets on the way to a festival finish you’ll never forget.
Event Date
Friday 23 May - Saturday 24 May 2026
RACE DATES
TBC
Transition 1
Aritzaleku Campsite
Transition 2
Antoniutti Park
Race Pack Collection & Bike Check In Opening Times - 19:00 PM CLose
Saturday 9th August - 19:00 PM Close
7:00 AM: Sprint & Super Sprint*
10:00 AM: 100km
14:00 PM: Olympic
*All Sprint & Super Sprint athletes must have their bikes checked out of transition by 13:30 PM on Saturday
Terrain info
Swim
Alloz Reservoir
Bike
Undulating
Run
Undulatin
Avg. Water temperature
16°C - 19°C
Temperature
16-19°C
Event Info & FAQs
2025 event info provided as a guide. 2026 event info subject to change.
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WHERE IS THE EVENT TAKING PLACE?
The event is taking place in Pamplona. Transition 1 is located at Aritzaleku Campsite next to Alloz Reservoir and Transition 2 is located at Antoniutti Park.
WHAT DAY IS MY RACE ON?
The 2026 schedule is to be confirmed.
How DO I FinD OUT MY START WAVE & TIME?
We will confirm your wave start time via email closer to the event and will be available on your Race Dashboard.
WHAT IS THE MINIMUM AGE TO PARTICIPATE?
Participants must be 18 years old as of 31st December 2026 in order to participate in the Spain T100.
WHEN DO I HAVE TO COLLECT MY RACE PACK & RACK MY BIKE?
The 2026 schedule is to be confirmed. However, all athletes will be required to collect their race pack and rack their bike (with helmet) the day before their race.
WILL THERE BE AGE GROUP AWARDS?
Yes, placing medals will be awarded for the top 3 male and female athletes in each age-group and gender for the 100km.
IS THIS PART OF THE SPANISH MIDDLE DISTANCE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS?
Yes, the Spain T100 will be taking place alongside the Spanish Middle Distance National Championships. However, registrations will take place through the Spanish Triathlon Federation platform which is separate to the Spain T100 registration form. Athletes must be a Spanish Triathlon Federation Member and hold a Spanish Passport to race in the National Championships.
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Please contact the Spanish Triathlon Federation directly for more information on how to register for the National Championships.
DO I NEED A WETSUIT?
The expected water temperature during the month of May is approximately 16-19 degrees Celsius.
According to World Triathlon rules, it is not permitted to wear a wetsuit at a water temperature that exceed 24.6. Between 15.9 degrees and 24.6 degrees wetsuit use is optional.
The official water is confirmed an hour before race start. In the occasion of a non-wetsuit swim, calf guards or wetsuit shorts will not be allowed
WILL THERE BE A BIKE MECHANIC?
If you need any last-minute help with your bike, there
will be bike mechanics in the Event Village, They will be able to perform basic safety checks and undertake simple repairs. Please note that participants must stay with their bike while it’s with the mechanic.
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You can also find these bike shops in Pamplona:
PEDALIER Plaza Blanca de Navarra 4, 31004 Pamplona. Phone: (+34 )948 244 662 Email: [email protected] https://pedalier.es/
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MUNDORAINTXE c/ Nueva 121, 31001 Pamplona Phone: (+34) 948 21 30 33 Email: [email protected] https://www.mundoraintxe.com/
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GOI-CONTINI Calle B, 1 (Pol. Ind. Mutilva Baja), 31192 Mutilva Phone: (+34) 650915627 Email: [email protected] https://goicontini.com/
Where Can I Find My QR CODE & WHEN WILL I NEED IT?
Athletes will need their Race QR Code in order to pick up their race pack. This can be found within your Confirmation Email or Race Dashboard. We recommend taking a screenshot of this so that it is ready and easily accessible when you arrive.
I CAN'T FIND MY QR CODE, WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Your QR Code can be found within your Spain T100 confirmation email and race dashboard. Having trouble finding your QR code? Simply click HERE, select ‘My Registration’ from the toolbar, select ‘Click here to have your confirmation email re-sent’, enter your email address (lower case only), and select ‘Send Email’ to have your confirmation email re-sent. You will be able to access your QR Code and Race Dashboard from there.
WHERE IS THE EVENT TAKING PLACE?
The event has two venues:
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- Alloz Reservoir- Swim and T1
- Pamplona – T2, Run and Finish
TRAVELLING BY PLANE
The Pamplona airport is located in the town of Noáin, at a distance of six kilometres from
Pamplona. The airport terminal was built in 2010 and regular flights operate between
Pamplona and Madrid, and between Pamplona and Frankfurt (Germany). During the San
FermÃn festival, the airport also receives numerous charter flights.
The airport services include a shop selling gourmet products, a cafeteria, toilets an
TRAVELLING BY TRAIN
A number of train routes link Pamplona to other Spanish cities. If you’re taking the train from
Madrid to Pamplona, the journey takes around three hours. From Barcelona, the journey can
take from four to nine hours, depending on the type of train. For more information on the
train routes and bookings, click on the following link.
The Pamplona train station is located in the district of San Jorge, in the north-eastern part
of the city. On foot, it can take about half an hour from the Old Quarter of the city to the
train station, but it’s also possible to take a bus. The lines connecting the train station to the
city centre are number 9 and the special A line linking the train station, bus station and
airport. Line 7 connects the station with the Hospital complex.
TRAVELLING BY BUS
Pamplona has a modern bus station, inaugurated in 2007, which is the arrival and departure hub for all the lines. This underground station is centrally-located in street Yanguas y Miranda, next to the Citadel and the Vuelta de Castillo green belt. The bus station houses a bar-cafeteria, toilets, gift and sweet shops and a gym.
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It also offers self-service left-luggage lockers, available from 6.30 am to 23.00 pm, at a price of 4 euros per day for medium lockers and 5 euros per day for the large lockers. During the San FermÃn festival in July, there is a 24-hour attended left-luggage service available at a price of 5 euros per package.
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Other places in Pamplona can be easily reached on foot from the bus station, or by taking a city bus or taxi. There are two different taxi stands. One taxi stand is located inside the bus station on floor 2, which is only available during the bus station opening times. The other taxi stand is outdoors, on street Yanguas y Miranda. There is also a bus stop on this street, for line 16 and special A line linking the bus station to the train station and airport. Click here to get more information on urban transport.
TRAVELLING BY CAR
Pamplona is located in the centre of the Autonomous Community of Navarre, in northern Spain, very close to the border with France. By road, the city is within easy reach of a number of different places. The journey by car from the neighbouring cities of San Sebastian, Vitoria-Gasteiz and Logroño takes approximately one hour. San Sebastian and Vitoria-Gasteiz are connected to Pamplona via the AP-15 toll motorway, while Logroño is connected via the A-12 free expressway.
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Less than two hours away are Bilbao, along the AP-15, and Zaragoza, connected to Pamplona by the AP-68 and AP-15 motorways. The car journey from Madrid to Pamplona takes just over four hours. Although there are a number of options, the most common route is via the A-2 expressway to Medinaceli, taking the N-111 to Soria, followed by the N-122 to Tudela where it is then possible to take the AP15 motorway as far as the capital city of Navarre.
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From Barcelona, the most popular option is to take the AP-2 motorway to Zaragoza, then the AP-68 and, finally, the AP-15 to Pamplona. Visitors coming from France generally cross the border at Irun and take the N-121-A road to Pamplona in a journey that takes little over one hour.
TRAVELLING BY MOTORHOME
ORDINANCE ON PARKING AND OVERNIGHT OF MOTORHOMES
If you come to Pamplona by motorhome, you must bear in mind that you can park your
vehicle in the city, but you cannot use it as a home. For this purpose there are
other authorized areas. One of them is located in the Trinitarios area (next to the fire
station) and is permanent. Not reservations allowed.
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The service fee is 10 euros per day, plus two euros for the water change, and the maximum
authorized stay is 48 hours. During the Sanfermines, the rate rises to 20 euros per day (from
July 5 to 15, both included).
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Near the centre of Pamplona, you can find other caravan parking options connected with urban buses:
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WHEN DO I HAVE TO REGISTER AND RACK MY BIKE?
The 2026 schedule is to be confirmed. However, all athletes will be required to collect their race pack and rack their bike (with helmet) the day before their race.
WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING TO CHECK IN?
You must have the following items to collect your race pack:
- Photo ID
- Your Race QR Code
- Proof of Triathlon License (only applicable to Spanish Triathlon members)
WHERE CAN I FIND MY QR CODE?
Your QR code can be found within your Confirmation Email or Race Dashboard. We recommend taking a screenshot of this so that it is ready and easily accessible when you arrive.
I CAN'T FIND MY QR CODE, WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Your QR Code can be found within your Spain T100 confirmation email and race dashboard. Having trouble finding your QR code? Simply click HERE, select ‘My Registration’ from the toolbar, select ‘Click here to have your confirmation email re-sent’, enter your email address (lower case only), and select ‘Send Email’ to have your confirmation email re-sent. You will be able to access your QR Code and Race Dashboard from there.
WHAT'S IN MY RACE PACK?
Your race pack contains all the essential items for your race.
SECURITY WRISTBAND:Â This must be attached to your wrist and not taken off until you have retrieved your bike from Transition after racing. This wristband will be numbered to match your race number.Â
BIKE NUMBERS: Before the race, stick the three numbered stickers on your helmet (front, left and right) and the other around the seatpost of your bike. These should not be taken off until you remove your bike from Transition after racing.Â
RACE NUMBER: Your race number must be displayed on your back during the bike phase and on your front during the run. We suggest you attach this to a race belt to give you the flexibility to switch race clothing and easily swap the number from back to front.
RACE TATTOOS: These are to be applied to your body, you can chose whether they are applied to one on each arm or one on each leg or one on your arm and one on your leg.
SWIM CAP:Â During the race pack collection process you will also receive a coloured swim cap. Please note that your swim cap may be a different colour to your race bib and wristband. Please ensure you keep hold of it for Sunday if you collect your race pack on Saturday. It is mandatory to wear the swim cap during the swim.Â
RACE DAY CHECKLIST
– QR code to collect your Race Pack
– Wetsuit
– Swimming goggles
– Bike and helmet
– Race belt with bib number
– Cycle shoes and running shoes
– Bike bottles
– Nutrition/snacks
– Sun cream
– Post-race clothes
– Towels
HOW CAN MY FRIENDS & FAMILY TRACK ME?
The T100 Athlete Tracker App is Available in all App Stores – it is a simple and easy way for your loved ones to track your progress and times during the race.
DO I HAVE TO WEAR A WETSUIT?
The expected water temperature during the month of May is approximately 16-19 degrees Celsius.
According to World Triathlon rules, it is not permitted to wear a wetsuit at a water temperature that exceed 24.6. Between 15.9 degrees and 24.6 degrees wetsuit use is optional.
The official water is confirmed an hour before race start. In the occasion of a non-wetsuit swim, calf guards or wetsuit shorts will not be allowed
IS THE SWIM A MASS OR PULSE START?
Please arrive at the Swim start queueing area 20 minutes prior to your race start. Once participants have checked into transition, they should make their way to the start area at least 20 minutes prior to their race start to join the back of the swim start queue. There a race briefing will be given to you by a member of staff.Â
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The queuing system will take you down to the dockside; where you will ‘walk’ into the water individually – one at a time. All waves will be pulse starts with participants setting off approximately every 2 seconds.Â
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SWIM SAFETY INFORMATION
For many, the swim is the most daunting part of the race, but don’t worry! Our water safety team will be there to guide you and help if required.Â
If this is your first triathlon, or swimming is not your strongest discipline, we recommend that you position yourself towards the back of the wave. It may add a few seconds to your time, but it will enable you to get into your rhythm and enjoy the swim more.
White swim caps will also be available at the Information Desk for less-confident swimmers.
Please take your time entering the water via the pontoon ramp. Should you need a short time to acclimatise to the water temperature before you start swimming, please move slightly to the left to allow other swimmers to pass from behind.Â
CAN I DRAFT DURING THE CYCLING LEG?
No drafting is allowed i.e. taking shelter behind or beside another competitor during the cycling leg of the race.Â
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REFUND POLICY
We understand that sometimes things just don’t go to plan! That’s why we have an industry leading refund policy to help you feel confident in signing up for our events.
CANCELLATION INSURANCE
Each entry has the option to purchase a Refundable Registration. This entitles athletes to a 100% refund if they cannot attend the event. Full list of reasons and conditions can be found here.
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Athletes who purchase cancellation insurance can make a claim from directly on their Race Dashboard.
HOW DO I APPLY FOR A REFUND?
You can request a cancellation and refund directly through your Race Dashboard by following these steps:
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- Head to your Race Dashboard – you can find the link in your London T100 confirmation email
- Scroll down to the ‘Registration Cancellation Request’ section
- Read the terms and provide a reason for cancellation
- Select ‘Submit Cancellation Request’
- Confirmation – Once complete, you’ll receive an email confirming the change and refund as the the cancellation timeline
I CAN'T MAKE IT, CAN I GIVE MY BIB TO A FRIEND?
No, you are not allowed to participate under another persons name to ensure full participant safety. Any person found racing under another persons name will be disqualified.
CAN I TRANSFER MY ENTRY TO A FRIEND?
No, entries are non transferable.
CAN I SWITCH DISTANCE?
Yes, You can update your race distance directly through your Race Dashboard by following these steps:
- Head to your Race Dashboard – you can find the link in your London T100 confirmation email
- Scroll down to the ‘Change Your Race Distance’ widget
- Select your new distance and choose the race you’d like to transfer into and click ‘Change Your Race Distance’.
- Complete the form and provide any updated information and review any additional costs (if applicable).
- Confirmation – once complete, you’ll receive an email confirming the change.
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The deadline to switch distances is Sunday 20th July.
Schedule
2026 schedule is to be confirmed
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Courses, Location Maps, & GPX FIles
Course Maps are to be confirmed.
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100 km Triathlon
Swim (2km)
The Swim
The swim will take place in the Alloz reservoir with expected calm waters with an expected water temperature of 16ºC – 19ºC.
The course map and GPX are to be confirmed.
Bike (80km)
The Bike
The run course map and GPX is to be confirmed.
Run (18km)
The Run
The run course map and GPX is to be confirmed.
Race Pack Collection & Bike Check In
Race Kit Collection & Bike Check In will take place at the ExCel Centre.
Date
Saturday 9th August
Location
Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL
Opening Times
7:00 AM: Sprint & Super Sprint*
10:00 AM: 100km
14:00 PM: Olympic
*All Sprint & Super Sprint athletes must have their bikes checked out of transition by 13:30 PM
Important Documents
2026 information to be confirmed.
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Discover Pamplona
From historic landmarks to bustling markets, royal parks to modern skyscrapers, and traditional pubs to world-class dining, London offers you, your family, and friends an unforgettable experience with triathlon at its heart.
Pamplona
A city brimming with historY
Pamplona, the vibrant capital of Spain’s Navarre region, blends deep-rooted tradition with lively modern culture. Iconic landmarks like the medieval city walls, Pamplona Cathedral, and the Plaza del Castillo stand alongside bustling areas filled with cafés, pintxo bars, and local markets.
A global cultural highlight, it’s best known for the world-famous San FermÃn festival and the Running of the Bulls, but the city offers much more year-round. Visitors can wander leafy parks like Taconera, explore charming Old Town streets, and enjoy Navarre’s rich gastronomy. Whether experiencing historic heritage, savoring regional cuisine, or soaking in its energetic festivals, Pamplona offers an unforgettable adventure.
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Getting to Pamplona
Pamplona offers convenient transport links for all types of travelers. The city’s rail station connects easily with Madrid, Barcelona, and Zaragoza, while Pamplona Airport provides quick domestic flights and seasonal routes. Larger international airports in Bilbao and San Sebastián offer additional options.
Arriving by car is simple thanks to major roads like the A-15 and AP-15, with plenty of parking and Park & Ride areas. Motorhome visitors can use the well-equipped Trinitarios Motorhome Park or designated riverside parking areas, both close to the city center.
Whether by train, plane, car, or motorhome, getting to and around Pamplona is smooth and straightforward.
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Accommodation
Pamplona offers accommodations for all budgets, from charming boutique hotels to affordable hostels and convenient motorhome facilities. Premium stays such as Hotel Tres Reyes and Gran Hotel La Perla provide exceptional service in prime locations near the city center and Plaza del Castillo.
Mid-range options like Hotel Blanca de Navarra and Maisonnave offer comfort and easy access to Pamplona’s historic Old Town and cultural attractions. Budget travelers can find affordable rooms at Alojamientos Olga, Hostal Arriazu, and local guesthouses throughout the city.
For motorhome travelers, Pamplona provides well-equipped areas such as the Camper Park at Trinitarios and designated parking zones near the Arga River, offering essential services and convenient access to the city’s main sights.
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