GranGuanche Audax Road — gravel Arrecife (Lanzarote), Spain
Spain

GranGuanche Audax Road

Key facts

Date:
25 ene
Type:
Ultra / Bikepacking
Arrecife (Lanzarote) · Canarias · Spain
Distances:
750 km
Elevation:
17.000 m
Price:
320 EUR

About

The GranGuanche Audax Road is one of Spain's most demanding ultra-distance cycling events, covering 750 kilometres with 17,000 metres of elevation gain across the volcanic island of Lanzarote. The format is fully self-supported: no external assistance, no organized feed stations. Riders navigate lava fields, secondary roads and open terrain through the raw landscapes of the Canary Islands, departing from Arrecife. The island's stark geology and persistent trade winds add an extra layer of complexity to an already formidable challenge. Reaching the finish requires the full 12-week programme: the aerobic base phase builds the metabolic efficiency needed to sustain effort across multiple days, race-specific nutrition — autonomous fuelling and hourly hydration — is rehearsed in training long before the start line, and fatigue management and pacing over multi-day efforts are shaped with the coach so that neither becomes a surprise mid-race on the island. Suited to experienced long-distance bikepackers who are comfortable managing all those variables autonomously.

Frequently asked questions

When does GranGuanche Audax Road 2026 take place?

GranGuanche Audax Road takes place on January 25th. The start is in Arrecife, Lanzarote, in the Las Palmas province.

What distance is the GranGuanche Audax Road?

The event features a single distance of 750 km, designed as a self-supported ultra bikepacking challenge.

How much elevation gain does GranGuanche Audax Road have?

The route accumulates 17,000 metres of positive elevation gain across its 750 km.

What does self-supported mean?

Self-supported means each participant must independently manage their food, rest and logistics without any external assistance throughout the event.

How to prepare for GranGuanche Audax Road with the PUSH Training 360 method?

For this 750 km, 17,000 m ultra, the PUSH Training 360 12-week programme is divided into four phases: long aerobic base (weeks 1-3), threshold building with sustained-pace blocks (weeks 4-6), specificity loading with 6-10 hour back-to-back rides and sleep management (weeks 7-10), and progressive tapering (weeks 11-12). Nutrition is addressed in three stages: metabolic adaptation, on-bike fuelling training, and race-day protocol. Your coach reviews each weekly block and adjusts load based on real recovery data.

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