The Canary Federation of Triathlon launches the Fecantri Cup
The competition will replace the previous Canary Islands Government Cup. The Lanzarote Enduroman is one of the clear candidates to be part of the circuit
La Canarian Triathlon Federation has launched the Fecantri Cup, which will replace the previous Canary Islands Government Cup. Given the harsh cuts undertaken by the regional Executive, which have reduced subsidies to a minimum, the Canarian Triathlon Federation has sought a formula to be able to carry out this competition. The federation itself and the organizers of each of the events that are part of the calendar will be responsible for the financing.
Juan Carlos Serrano, president of the Canarian Triathlon Federation, explains that the competition will have a total of ten tests that will be held on different islands. The Canary Islands championships will be part of this circuit. Among the remaining tests, the Enduroman of Lanzarote, which takes place on February 4 and 5, 2012, is a clear candidate to be part of the circuit. The application period to be part of the Fecantri Cup closes on January 1. Although the data will not be made official until the 10th, the Olympic modality of the Enduroman is shaping up as the first scoring test of the calendar.
El Olympic Enduroman (1.5 km swimming, 40 km cycling and 10 km walking) is just one of the modes of the Lanzarote Enduroman, which also has three other modalities The test reigns, the double Enduroman (7.6 km by swimming, 360 km by bicycle and 84.39 km by foot) is rated by IUTA (International Ultra Triathlon Association) and is considered the toughest test of those held in Spain, since in addition to the extreme lengths of each section, it has the characteristic that it is non-stop, so triathletes have to spend, on average, almost two days to complete it. Two other modalities will be responsible for expanding the range of participants: the Enduroman, which has a swim route of 3.8 km, 180 km on the bike and a race of 42.195 km and the Half Enduroman (1.9 km to swim, 90 to bike and 21 to foot).
