Transibérica
📍 Basque Country, Spain
Cantabria, Spain · 16–20 September 2026
Difficulty: 5/5 — Brutal
This is an ultra-cycling event in Spain, part of the Race Across Series, offering distances from 200km to an extreme 1000km challenge. Held in September, it takes riders through spectacular and varied landscapes, notably across Cantabria.
Visit official site →Dedicated endurance cyclists seeking to push their limits in a supported ultra-distance event.
Cyclists without significant long-distance experience or inadequate physical and mental preparation for multi-day, self-supported riding.
Extensive long-distance training with back-to-back rides, focus on nutrition, sleep management, and mental resilience for continuous efforts.
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The Race Across Spain features ultra-cycling challenges across four distances: 200km (By Night), 300km, 500km, and the flagship 1000km race.
Yes, specifically for the 1000km race. Participants must have completed another Race Across event (300km in 12 months, 500km in 24 months, 1000km in 36 months, or 2500km anytime) or provide proof of equivalent long-distance cycling experience, such as a 300km event completed within 24 hours.
For the 1000km race, the start is in Águilas, Murcia, and the finish is in Santander, Cantabria. The 200km, 300km, and 500km races all start and finish at the Palacio de los Deportes in Santander, Cantabria.
The race is designed to showcase varied and spectacular landscapes, primarily featuring 'routes sinueuses' (winding roads) and authentic villages, especially through the Cantabria region. This indicates the primary surface will be tarmac.
The event takes place from September 16th to 20th, 2026. The 1000km race starts on September 16th. The 500km starts on September 18th, and the 300km and 200km on September 19th. All distances conclude with an awards ceremony on September 20th.
Registration fees vary depending on the chosen distance (200km, 300km, 500km, 1000km), the registration phase (Waiting List, Standard, Last Chance), and whether it's a solo, duo, or team entry. For example, a solo 1000km entry costs between 289€ and 359€, excluding platform fees.
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