Gran Fondo Punta del Este
  • 123 Days
  • 21 Hours
  • 45 Minutes
  • 40 Seconds

ROADS OPEN TO CYCLING, FRESH AIR, THE SEA, AND THE BEST VIEWS OF PUNTA DEL ESTE

  • 62 Distance (KM)
  • 323 Vertical (M)
  • 1000 Competitors

Important information

  • Price: $236.000 | U$S 168 (foreigns)
  • Date: 10/01/2027
  • Time: 7:00 am
  • Elevation: TBC
  • age: 16 years old

Dates

  • Friday 8:
    - 9:00 to 19:00 hs.: Race accreditation.


  • Saturday 9:
    - 9:00 to 19:00 hs.: Race accreditation.


  • Sunday 10:
    - 7:00 hs.: GF Punta del Este start.
    - 10:00 to 13:00 hs.: Tercer Tiempo.
    - 10:00 to 14:00 hs.: Awards Ceremony.
    - 15:00 hs.: End of the event.

Inscription

Included with the registration

  • Race number with timing chip
  • Helmet number
  • Gran Fondo Punta del Este jersey
  • Gifts and giveaways from our sponsors
  • Personal accident insurance during the race
  • Official photography service (optional purchase)

Services included during the event

  • Aid stations with food and hydration
  • Medical service with ambulances along the course
  • Mechanical assistance, both at fixed stations and along the course
  • Police security throughout the entire route
  • Course marshals guiding and assisting cyclists
  • Bag drop service
  • Live race timing (split and finish times)
  • Finisher medal for all cyclists who cross the finish line
  • Medals for the winners of each category
  • Hydration, fruit, cereal bars, and snacks at the finish
Rules

DISTANCE 62K - Course Map

Check points

Along the circuit there will be Check Points of obligatory and eliminatory passage according to the race time established by the organization. To remain in the race, competitors must pass through these points within the maximum time limit.

Cyclists who pass through the Check Points after the established time limit must abandon the race and follow the indications of the race officials to get on the Broom Bus or circulate outside the circuit towards the arriving Arch.

Check Points and cut-off times: TBC

Aid Stations

Two Aid Stations will be strategically located along the course, where cyclists will have access to medical assistance, hydration, and food to replenish their energy and meet their nutritional needs. Portable toilets and mechanical assistance will also be available at each station.

No food or drinks will be provided while cyclists are moving. Participants must stop to receive any services, keeping at least one foot on the ground. All waste must be disposed of in the designated disposal areas; littering anywhere along the course is strictly prohibited.

Aid Station’s locations: Km 25 and Km 41.