ICAN Triathlon Gandia 2025 is sold out.
Record: 1.500 entrants confirm the success of a historic edition.
There are still two and a half months left until the event, but ICAN Triathlon 2025 has already hung the sign "Sold out".
With a total of 1.500 registered triathletesThe Gandia race has broken its own historical record of participation, becoming the most crowded edition of its history.
A record-breaking edition for ICAN Gandia
Until now, the event had surpassed record participation figures of 1.200 and 1.300 in previous editions. But 2025 marks a turning point.
For the first time, the maximum capacity allowed by the urban route and the format no drafting that characterizes ICAN.
In total, the numbers have been distributed as follows:
- 227 triathletes will compete in the Full Distance
- 658 in the Half Distance
- 500 in the test Short Distance
- 115 registered in modality Aquabike
In addition, the edition will have an exit PRO in both Full and Half, something unusual in national events and which adds to the appeal for fans.
Waiting lists activated
After exhausting all available places, the organization has already activated the waiting lists for the different modalities. The Short distance It was the first to be completed, and the Full and Half distances soon followed.
The operation is simple: those interested can register through the official platform and, if a spot becomes available due to a cancellation, they will receive an email confirming their access to the event.
If you do not get a place before the September 30th at 23:59am, 100% of the amount paid is refunded.
You can sign up for the waiting lists at: www.icantriathlon.com/inscripciones
Gandia, ready for a packed weekend
El October 18, Gandia will dress up to welcome 1.500 triathletes and their companions on a weekend that promises to have a great impact on the city, both sporting and tourist.
The event thus consolidates itself as an essential date on the national medium and long distance calendar.
For many, ICAN Gandia represents the last major challenge of the year before hanging up their bib until next season. This year, with the "sold out" sign, the expectation is sky-high.
