Xavi LLobet arrives for the Crossing to Zoot OPEN WATER RA CE

More than a month after the start of the test, more than 450 athletes have already confirmed their presence in  Zoot OPEN WATER RACE, a journey that thanks to its spectacular surroundings as well as the added value offered by the organization to the athlete, taking care of the last detail of the event, this test promises to become a reference point from its first edition.

An appointment that not only attracts swimmers but also athletes from other disciplines such as triathlon who bet on "live a new experience"

As a luxury guest in this first edition we can count on Xavi Llobet, Olympic triathlete and "experienced" swimmer.

"Fortunately, I was able to know from day one the intention of organizing this spectacular event. When they showed me the photos, tours ... I did not hesitate. Despite the fact that since the beginning of this year I have been limited with my training hours due to work (trips, meetings and events) I am trying to swim what I can to arrive in optimal form and thus enjoy this test that promises to be a sports show of first category for all participants and spectators "

"The demand for this type of tests, such as crossings, which is done swimming in open water is the best formula to catch all those athletes who like to swim. It would be the similar situation that happens to athletics with running. In this type of events there is a great presence of triathletes, willing, once again, to complete a challenge of great demand. For multisporters it is perfect to simulate the aquatic segment and swim with safety guarantees at sea "

“Swimming several miles offshore is an indescribable feeling of freedom and at the same time of loneliness and insignificance with the rest of nature. These perceptions are often experienced by the sea, which must be respected. A journey in open water combines effort and orientation, a very important factor in this type of event. Zoot OPEN WATER is presented as a good challenge for anyone looking for a new challenge to overcome"

Further information: www.openwaterrace.com