Jordi Montraveta and Elisabetta Curridori win at the Infinitri 113 Peñíscola

Yesterday April 6, the walled city of Peñíscola once again attracted the attention of the national public with the dispute of the Infinitri 113 Triathlon Peñíscola, the first scoring test for the National Middle and Long Distance Ranking 2025 of the FETRI.

Over 150 elite triathletes on the starting line and close to 1.000 participants In total, the test offered a spectacle from the first stroke to the last meter in the Santa María Square, in a day marked by high competitive levels and international participation.

Montraveta, five times king of Peñíscola

The absolute protagonist of the day was Jordi Montraveta, who once again left his mark on the Infinitri win for the fifth time with a time of 3:45:37The Catalan dominated the race with ease, proving once again that this circuit is one of his favorites.

He was accompanied on the podium by two prominent names: the Belgian Victor Alexandre, second with 3:49:04, and the young Spanish talent Alexandre Alvarez, who achieved a creditable third place with 3:49:46, establishing himself as one of the most promising U-23s on the national scene.

Curridori leads an international women's podium

In the women's competition, the victory went to the Italian Elisabetta Curridori, which stopped the clock in 4:21:35, setting the pace from the bike and withstanding the pressure in the foot race.

Along with her, the Frenchwoman completed the podium Anne-Sophie Pierre (4:22:55) and the Polish Alicja Ulatowska (4:24:20), in a completely international ranking that underlines the global appeal of the event.

The number edition 13 Infinitri 113 closed with nearly 1000 finishers, reflecting the consolidation of this event as one of the great tests of the calendar national middle distance triathlon.