Lanzarote // 100km 1.650m+

The Audax starts on Sunday at 13:30, one hour later compared to previous editions. Riders will have slightly more than 6 hours to cover 100 km and catch the 20:00 ferry to Fuerteventura. The route features only 1,650 meters of elevation gain and mostly follows fast, rolling terrain.

Based on previous editions, we expect more than 70 participants to make the last ferry in the evening. The remaining riders will have to wait until the next morning.

Fuerteventura // 150km 2.100m+

On Sunday night, a few participants will decide to keep riding through the night. The fastest riders will reach the next harbour around midnight, with plenty of time to check into a hotel and get some proper sleep. Others will ride longer in the dark and will only get a few hours of rest before the 06:00 ferry.

Gran Canaria // 240km 5.700m+

We expect around 40 participants to arrive in Gran Canaria on Monday morning. Ahead of them lies a long route with massive elevation gain, but there will be plenty of time to complete it, as the next ferry departs the following morning at 06:00.

The route mostly follows hard-packed gravel roads and secondary lanes. The climbs are relentless and occasionally steep. It will be the second day on the bike, and most riders will likely decide to sleep halfway. Some will keep riding, a few may be fast enough to reach Agaete harbour in the evening, in time to find the pizzeria still open and get a good night’s sleep.