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CLEAR ROADS, CLEAN AIR AND SPECTACULAR VIEWS OF BUENOS AIRES, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN LATIN AMERICA

  • 122 Distance (KM)
  • 323 Vertical (M)
  • 2000 Competitors
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Important information

  • Price: $245.000; U$S160 (foreigners)
  • Date: 11/10/2026
  • Time: 6:00 am
  • Start: Av. Balbín 4750 (Parque Sarmiento)
  • Finish: Av. Balbín 4750 (Parque Sarmiento)
  • Elevation: 233 m. / 1,060 ft.
  • Minimum age: 17 years

Dates

  • Friday 9:
    - Bike Expo (09:00 to 19:00 hs.)
    - Race accreditation (09:00 to 19:00 hs.)
  • Saturday 10:
    - Bike Expo (09:00 to 19:00 hs.)
    - Race accreditation (09:00 to 19:00 hs.)
  • Sunday 11:
    - Race Day (6:00 hs.)
    - Bike Expo (09:00 to 16:00 hs.)
    - Tercer Tiempo (9:00 to 13:00 hs.)
    - Awards Ceremony (10:00 to 13:00 hs.)
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Included with the registration

  • “Expo Bike & Movility”, on October 9, 10 and 11
  • Race number (for bike and helmet)
  • Timing chip (partial and total times)
  • GF Argentina sports backpack
  • GF Argentina cap
  • Finishers” medals for the cyclists who cross the finish line
  • Medals or trophies for the winners
  • Electronic classification in real time & published online
  • Gran Fondo Argentina 2026 Jersey (optional purchase)

Services during the race

  • Circuit totally closed to traffic
  • Refueling stations with food and hydration
  • Medical service (ambulances and stationary)
  • Mechanical service on the circuit
  • Police and private security guarding the circuit
  • Traffic marshals guiding the cyclists
  • Checkroom service
  • Post-race Fruits & Hydration
  • Post-race Bike Park service (optional purchase)
  • Photo service (optional purchase)
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LONG DISTANCE - Course Map

Check points

Throughout the circuit there will be four mandatory and eliminatory Checkpoints located in the place indicated below. In order to continue in the race, cyclists must pass through these positions within the cut-off times specifically established.

Cyclists who do not go through the Checkpoints at the indicated cut-off times will be left “out of the competition” and must follow the indications of the race commissioners who will remove their bib with the rider number. From there, the cyclist must get on the Broom Vehicle to be transferred to the Arrival Arch.

PC1 – Paseo del Bajo (Km. 55,2): 8:40AM

PC2 –  Pampa y Lugones (Km. 71): 9:40AM

PC3 – Ingreso a AU. 25 de mayo desde Av. 9 de Julio sur” (Km. 92): 10:20AM

PC4 – Peaje Avellaneda (Km. 103): 11:00AM

Checkpoint locations and times are subject to change without notice.

Feed zones

Throughout the circuit, there will be two Feed Zones strategically located where cyclists can receive medical attention, hydration and food to replenish energy and meet their nutritional needs. There will also be chemical baths and a mechanical assistance service available to participants.

No on-the-go food or drinks will be provided on the move; cyclists must stop for services, keeping one foot on the ground. Waste must be placed in specific disposal areas; It is strictly prohibited to throw garbage on the circuit.

The Feed Zones will be located at:

Av. Pampa and Av. Lugones: Km. 12 and Km. 71 of the circuit

AU Perito Moreno – Pque. Avellaneda Toll: Km. 35 and Km. 103 of the circuit

Feed Zones locations are subject to change without notice.