Gran Fondo Buenos Aires
  • -28 Days
  • 02 Hours
  • 56 Minutes
  • 51 Seconds

CLOSED ROADS, clean AIR AND THE BEST VIEWS OF BUENOS AIRES, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY OF THE WORLD

  • 46 Distance (KM)
  • 323 Vertical (M)
  • 2000 Competitors
Medallas finisher del Gran Fondo Argentina Rules

Important information

  • Price: $ ...; U$S ...
  • Date: 11/10/2026
  • Time: 6:20 am
  • Start: Av. Balbín 4750, CABA
  • Finish: Av. Balbín 4750 , CABA
  • Elevation: 323 m. / 1,060 ft.
  • age: 16 years old

Dates

  • Friday 8:
    - 9:00 to 19:00 hs.: Race accreditation
    - 9:00 to 19:00 hs.: Expo Bici Buenos Aires
    - 15:00 to 15:30 hs.: Race Technical Briefing
    - 18:00 to 20:00 hs.: Sunset alcohol 0%

  • Saturday 9:
    - 9:00 to 19:00 hs.: Race accreditation.
    - 9:00 to 19:00 hs.: Expo Bici Buenos Aires
    - 11:00 to 11:30 hs.: Race Technical Briefing
    - 14:00 to 16:00 hs.: Mini Fondo start

  • Sunday 10:
    - 6:20 hs.: GF Argentina 46K start.
    - 9:00 to 13:00 hs.: Tercer Tiempo
    - 10:00 to 14:00 hs.: Awards Ceremony
    - 15:00: End of the event.

Register for the 46K race

3, 6, or 12 interest-free installments

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN YOUR REGISTRATION

Included with the registration

  • GF Argentina 2027 Oficial Jersey
  • Access to the “Bici + Mobility” Expo
  • Race number for both bike and helmet
  • Official timing chip
  • Finisher medal for all cyclists who cross the finish line
  • Podium Medals for category winners
  • Post-race food & hydration, fruit, cereals and snacks
  • Bag check service
  • Gifts and goodies from our sponsors

Services included during the event

  • Fully closed circuit, monitored by 600 security cameras
  • Aid Stations with food and hydration
  • Medical support with 10 ICU ambulances
  • Mechanical assistance, both fixed and on-course
  • Police and private security safeguarding the entire route
  • Traffic marshalls guiding cyclists along the course
  • Personal accident insurance while on the circuit
  • Live race timing (split times and total time)
  • Official photography service (optional purchase)

DISTANCE 46K - Course Map

Register for the 46K race

Checkpoints

There will be two (2) mandatory Checkpoints along the course, intended to record and verify each participant’s passage through specific sections of the route.

Failure to register a cyclist’s passage through each Checkpoint will result in exclusion from the official classification. Consequently, the participant will not be eligible for the overall classification, age-category classification, or any prizes.

Checkpoint’s location:

Checkpoint 1: “Calle Solís y AU 25 de Mayo” (km 20 del circuito).

Checkpoint 2: “Av. Suárez y Av. 9 de Julio” (km 23 del circuito).

Aid Stations

There will be an Aid and Service Stations along the course, available to all participants and equipped with hydration, food, restrooms, and mechanical assistance.

At the station, participants will find Aqualem water, BID hydration drinks, bananas, Granix cereals, and sweet and savory snacks. Mechanical assistance will be provided by Súper B.

Bottled water will not be provided. Cyclists will be able to refill their water bottles at the dispensers with the assistance of the event volunteers.

Aid Station’s locations:

Free Flow de la Autopista Illia” -sentido hacia el Norte- (Km 33 del circuito).

faq

Frequently Asked Questions – 46K

What level of cycling do I need to complete the 46K?
You do not need prior competitive experience to participate. The 46K distance is designed for cyclists with different levels of experience who have adequate physical preparation to complete the route. To remain within the race operation, you must maintain a pace that allows you to meet the time limit established at the route's Check Point.
What bicycles can I use in the 46K distance?
You can participate with an MTB, road, or gravel bike, depending on the corresponding modality. Tandem and handbikes are also allowed exclusively for the Adapted Cycling categories. Electric, fixie, folding, hybrid, or recumbent bikes are not allowed, nor are those equipped with triathlon, time trial, or any other type of aerodynamic extensions.
Is the 46K distance competitive or participative?
The 46K distance has competitive and participative modalities, depending on the type of bicycle and the category in which you participate. The MTB modality is competitive and features General, Age Categories, Mixed Pairs, and Team classifications. The Adapted Cycling categories (Tandem and Handbike) are also competitive. The Road and Gravel modalities are participative. Cyclists will have their time recorded, but they will not be part of the competitive classifications or the awards.
Who receives awards in the 46K?
In MTB, awards will be given to the top five cyclists, ladies and gentlemen, in the General classification and to the top three in each Age Category. There will also be awards for Mixed Pairs and MTB Teams. In Adapted Cycling, awards will be given to the top finishers in the Tandem and Handbike categories. The Road and Gravel modalities are participative and do not have awards.
What is the minimum age to participate in the 46K?
To participate in the 46K distance, you must be at least 16 years old on the day of the race. Minors under 18 must present express authorization from their father, mother, or guardian, with a certified signature according to the Regulations.
Is there a maximum time to complete the 46K and what happens if I exceed it?
Yes. To remain within the closed circuit, you must meet the time limit established at the route's Check Point. If you do not reach the Check Point before the time limit, you will not be able to continue within the competition circuit. You can board the Sweeper Bus, which will take you to the finish area, or continue on your own outside the race circuit.
Are there Assistance Points during the 46K?
Yes. During the route, you will have an Assistance Point with hydration and food, as well as medical and mechanical assistance.