COURSES
SWIM COURSE
Piatã Beach, Salvador – Bahia
The swim takes place at Piatã Beach and the course starts under the TRITON arch set on the beach. The course is made up of 500 meter laps.
SPRINT athletes complete one lap, while MIDDLE and LONG athletes complete two and three laps, respectively.
At the end of each lap, MIDDLE and LONG athletes must swim back to the buoy located in the sand before beginning their next lap. This means MIDDLE athletes make one return to the buoy, and LONG athletes make two returns.
The water is usually calm at this time of the year and average 83.3° F / 28.5° C.
It has excellent visibility for both swimmers and spectators, and it is just a short distance away from the transition zone.
BIKE COURSE
Piatã Square
The bike course starts at Piatã Square, enters Av. Orlando Gomes and continues along Av. 29 de Março until Regional (turnaround).
The cycling course is flat, fast, and highly technical.
It’s a lap-based course, with each lap approximately 20 km.
SPRINT athletes complete one lap, MIDDLE athletes complete two, and LONG athletes complete three.
Remember: littering is strictly prohibited anywhere outside the designated aid station area and may result in disqualification.
RUN COURSE
Piatã Square
The run course starts at the transition zone in Piatã Square and heads toward Salvador Beach Club, following the entire beachfront.
The course is completely flat, with each lap measuring approximately 5 km.
SPRINT athletes complete one lap, MIDDLE athletes complete two, and LONG athletes complete three.
It’s an extremely spectator-friendly course, with plenty of supporters along the entire route.
COURSES AND AID STATIONS
Nutrition partner information coming soon!
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We have a policy of zero tolerance for littering. We are determined to make this a “leave nothing but footprints” event. Any trash from food or drinks you consume must be placed in the proper containers next to aid stations and along the course.
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Please make sure you slow down enough (on the bike in particular) to take on any nutrition needs you may have, and make sure you secure them well . At the aid stations there is a dropping zone for your litter that you must absolutely respect.
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Of course we understand involuntarily dropping trash, but voluntarily dropping trash outside the proper zones may result in DQF. We are there to help keeping the course and venue as clean as possible, but we all have a roll to play in achieving that goal.
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We are sure you appreciate these measures as much as both, we, all residents and local businesses, do. In order to make sure we are welcome back every year lets all do our best and be proud of our attitude and care for the environment.
Partners
