Competition Rules

GENERAL RULES

These regulations aim to provide a coherent set of competition rules. They are intended to promote fair play, equality and sportsmanship, and to penalise anyone seeking to gain an unfair advantage.

1. TRIATHLON
   • This is an endurance event combining three disciplines: swimming, cycling and running, with transitions between each. Only individual participation is permitted. The disciplines take place in the order stated, and the clock runs continuously from the start until the participant crosses the finish line.
2. RACE FORMATS
   • SPRINT: 750 m Swim / 20 km Bike / 5 km Run
   • OLYMPIC: 1500 m Swim / 40 km Bike / 10 km Run
   • HALF: 1900 m Swim / 80 to 90 km Bike / 20 to 21 km Run
   • SHORT: 750 m Swim / 50 to 80 km Bike / 10 km Run (Available at selected venues)
   • AQUABIKE: 1900 m Swim / 80 to 90 km Bike.
3. ACCEPTANCE
   • The competition rules are those set out in these regulations. By registering for any 100x100 Half event, the athlete declares that they have read and understood these regulations and accept them in full.
4. EXCEPTIONS
   • Competition rules may vary between venues to accommodate specific requirements, local by-laws or the race environment. Each venue's athlete guide will specifically address any exceptions to the competition rules.
5. AMENDMENTS
   
   • These regulations were amended on 02/11/2026 for the 2027 season. This update changes the race formats, entry limits and cancellation and change deadlines, introduces the FULL REFUND option, establishes compensation in Tripoints for event cancellation, revises the leagues and their prizes, removes the Participation Grand Prix and T1000, and introduces results codes, a deadline for results protests, a sanctions committee and a deadline for claiming cash prizes, among other changes.
6. ENTRY LIMITS
   • Each race format may accommodate up to 1200 participants, depending on the space and course capacity at each venue, with a maximum of 3000 participants per event in all cases. The organiser reserves the right to increase or reduce the number of places. Entries will not be accepted on race day.
7. REGISTRATION
   • Participants must correctly complete all registration steps and requirements. Registration will not be considered complete until the corresponding payment has been made. Once payment is complete, the participant will receive confirmation of entry at the email address provided. Through their personal account on the website, they may manage any changes or cancellations they wish to make, provided these are made within the deadlines described under ENTRY CANCELLATION. Falsifying the information entered in the registration form will result in its removal from the race database, with no right to a refund. Entry includes: participation, taxes, race bag, aid stations, race numbers, chip timing, instant results, bag drop service, finisher medal, medical cover during the event and accident insurance. Entry does not include any accommodation or travel expenses incurred by the athlete through participating in the event.
8. EVENT CANCELLATION AND CLUB COMPETITIONS
   • If a circuit event is cancelled in full, or its OLYMPIC or SPRINT race is cancelled, for any reason (whether or not attributable to the organiser), that event will be excluded from the OLYMPIC CLUB LEAGUE or the SPRINT CUP, respectively, for all purposes: it will award no points to any club, will not count as a scoring event and no associated event cash prizes will be awarded.
   • The final Club League and Sprint Cup standings will be calculated by adding the points from all events actually held, whether in full or in part. Each competition will remain valid provided that at least three scoring events are held.
   • If the cancelled event was a VENUE 150 or VENUE 200 event, its corresponding multiplier will not be transferred to any other venue.
   • Cancellation of an event does not entitle participating clubs to any compensation. Compensation for participants' entries will be governed by the EVENT CANCELLATION section.
9. ENTRY CANCELLATION
   • The administration fee includes the option to cancel an entry for any reason and receive a refund of 100% of the entry fee, provided cancellation takes place at least 30 calendar days before 00:00 on the event date. When registering, participants are offered the option, at an additional cost, to extend the cancellation deadline to 10 calendar days before 00:00 on the event date, with a refund of 75% of the entry fee. This extension may only be purchased at the time of registration. After the deadline, the entry fee cannot be refunded. The administration fee and the cost of the extension or FULL REFUND option are non-refundable under all circumstances. Any accommodation or travel expenses incurred by the athlete through participating in the event are not the organiser's responsibility and will not be covered under any circumstances. Entry cancellations must be managed and submitted through the participant's personal account. Refunds are processed automatically in accordance with the criteria described above. Refunds will be made using the same payment method used to register.
   • FULL REFUND OPTION: When registering, the participant may purchase the FULL REFUND option for an additional charge. This option overrides all cancellation deadline conditions: the entry may be cancelled for any reason up to 2 hours before the start time of the race format for which the participant is registered, with a refund of 100% of the entry fee. The FULL REFUND option may only be purchased at the time of registration. As with all other cancellations, cancellation must be submitted through the participant's personal account.
   • IMPORTANT: the administration fee and the cost of the option purchased (cancellation deadline extension or FULL REFUND) ARE NON-REFUNDABLE UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES. Refunds are always calculated on the entry fee after these charges have been deducted.
10. CHANGE OF VENUE
    • The administration fee includes the option to change venue, provided the change is within the current year. The change may be made through the athlete's personal account on the website at least 7 calendar days before 00:00 on the date of the event for which the participant is registered. There is no limit to the number of venue changes within the current year. Venue changes to subsequent years are not permitted, except in the event of cancellation of the year's final race as provided for under EVENT CANCELLATION. If the participant still has unused entries after the final race of the current year, they will be deemed to have forfeited them. Any request made after the stated deadline will be rejected.
    • Changing venue removes the cancellation option. Once the venue has been changed, the entry cannot be cancelled under any circumstances, and neither the cancellation deadline extension nor the FULL REFUND option will remain valid if purchased.
11. CHANGE OF PARTICIPANT
    • The administration fee includes the option to change the entry holder or participant. The change may be made through the athlete's personal account on the website at least 3 calendar days before 00:00 on the event date. Participant changes not notified within the stated deadline will result in the athlete's disqualification (DQ). Any request made after the stated deadline will be rejected.
    • Changing participant removes the cancellation option. Once the participant has been changed, the entry cannot be cancelled under any circumstances, and neither the cancellation deadline extension nor the FULL REFUND option will remain valid if purchased.
12. CHANGE OF RACE FORMAT
    • The administration fee includes the option to change race format. Changes of race format are permitted within the same venue. The change may be made through the athlete's personal account on the website at least 5 calendar days before 00:00 on the event date.
    • Changing race format does not entitle the participant to a partial refund. If the chosen format has a higher entry fee, the difference must be paid. If the participant decides to change race format at the start itself, they will be disqualified (DQ). Any request made after the stated deadline will be rejected.
13. SUMMARY OF CANCELLATIONS/CHANGES
    • CANCELLATION:
      • 30 calendar days before the event date: 100% refund of the entry fee. No additional charge. Included in the registration form.
      • 10 calendar days before the event date: 75% refund of the entry fee. Additional charge applies. Only available at the time of registration. The administration fee and the cost of the option are non-refundable under all circumstances.
      • FULL REFUND: up to 2 hours before the start: 100% refund of the entry fee. Additional charge applies. Only available at the time of registration. The administration fee and the cost of the option are non-refundable under all circumstances.
    • CHANGE OF VENUE: 7 calendar days before the event date. Changing venue removes the cancellation option. No additional charge. Included in the entry fee. Managed through the athlete's personal account on the website.
    • CHANGE OF PARTICIPANT: 3 calendar days before the event date. Changing participant removes the cancellation option. No additional charge. Included in the entry fee. Managed through the athlete's personal account on the website.
    • CHANGE OF RACE FORMAT: 5 calendar days before the event date. No additional charge. Included in the entry fee. Managed through the athlete's personal account on the website.
14. EXCLUSION
    
    • The following are grounds for temporary or permanent exclusion from 100x100 Half events:
      • Failing to treat event support staff, judges, referees, spectators or other athletes with respect.
      • Participating using falsified registration details.
      • Repeatedly breaching the regulations.
      • Displaying unsporting behaviour.
    • Athletes subject to an exclusion or an active temporary suspension may not participate in any of the brand's events until the sanction has ended.
15. FITNESS
    • When registering, participants declare that they are prepared to undertake the events and will be solely responsible for their fitness and any medical problems that may arise. Doping is prohibited. Once registration is complete, the athlete accepts that they act at their own risk in all circumstances.
16. COURSE
    • It is the participant's responsibility to know the event course. Failing to follow the prescribed course, whether or not an explicit advantage is gained, or deliberately taking a shortcut to gain an advantage, will be considered unsporting behaviour and penalised by disqualification (DQ).
17. START SYSTEM
    • Starts will be organised in waves. The order of the waves will be determined by the athlete's ranking.
    • The ranking is calculated using the arithmetic mean of the athlete's overall finishing positions in a maximum of 5 races at 100x100 Half events over the last 2 years. This calculation makes no distinction by gender or category.
    • Waves will be colour-coded:
      • Start 1: Fuchsia
      • Start 2: Yellow
      • Start 3: Green
      • Start 4: Orange
      • Start 5: Blue
    • The swim cap colours for each wave remain unchanged. Each cap will also feature a stripe identifying the athlete's registered race format, as detailed in the athlete guide. Starting in a race format other than the one registered for will result in disqualification (DQ).
    • Failing to respect the assigned start wave by starting in an earlier wave will be considered unsporting behaviour and penalised by disqualification (DQ). If the athlete starts in a later wave than assigned, the start time of their originally assigned wave will apply.
    • Athletes who have never competed in circuit events but have proof of a performance demonstrating a fast swim pace will be required to provide that proof to be included in the first wave.
    • At registration, athletes with no previous circuit ranking must declare their swim pace, which the organiser will use to assign the appropriate start wave. Athletes with a national or international ranking who wish to start in the first wave must provide supporting documentation by submitting it through the Contact page.
    • Important: if the registration system asks you to provide proof of a performance or declare your swim pace and you have already participated in a 100x100 Half circuit event, the DNI/NIE/passport number entered most likely does not match your previous registrations. This prevents the system from linking your history and calculating your ranking. Please notify us through the Contact page before start waves are assigned so that we can check and correct this. Once wave allocations have been published, no changes will be possible.
18. CATEGORIES
    • An overall women's category and an overall men's category are established for individual competitors in each race format.
    • The following age-group (A.G.) subcategories are established for individual competitors:
      • SUB 24 (up to and including age 24)
      • A.G. 25-29 (ages 25 to 29)
      • A.G. 30-34 (ages 30 to 34)
      • A.G. 35-39 (ages 35 to 39)
      • A.G. 40-44 (ages 40 to 44)
      • A.G. 45-49 (ages 45 to 49)
      • A.G. 50-54 (ages 50 to 54)
      • A.G. 55-59 (ages 55 to 59)
      • A.G. 60-64 (ages 60 to 64)
      • A.G. +65 (age 65 and over)
    • The age category will be determined by the athlete's age on 31 December of the year in which the competition takes place. Athletes may receive more than one trophy (An athlete may receive a trophy both in the overall category and in their age group).
    • Trophies will be awarded to the top 5 of each gender in the overall category and to the top athlete of each gender in each age group.
19. CUT-OFF TIMES
    • The cut-off time establishes the maximum time an athlete may remain in the competition. Once this time has been exceeded, the athlete is out of the competition for all purposes and must return to the transition area by their own means.
    • If the athlete exceeds the swim cut-off time, they will be escorted out of the swim segment and their timing chip will be removed. They may enter the transition area accompanied by competition officials to collect their remaining belongings.
    • If the athlete exceeds the bike cut-off time, they must return to the transition area by their own means, bearing in mind that the road is then open to other users and they must therefore comply with the traffic regulations in force at all times. They have 60 MINUTES from the bike cut-off time for their race format to remove their belongings from the transition area.
    • If the athlete exceeds the run cut-off time, they must return immediately to the transition area to collect their belongings.
    • If the athlete exceeds the cut-off time in any of the 3 disciplines, they will appear in the results as DQ (Disqualified).
    • The cut-off times for each discipline are available on the website. It is the athlete's responsibility to know the cut-off time for their race format and to adjust their effort to their fitness level. Please manage your effort: it is better to choose a distance suited to your preparation and enjoy it than to put your health at risk. Finishing an event feeling good is worth more than any finishing position.
20. CHANGES TO SEGMENTS FOR SAFETY REASONS
    • Race management has the authority to make any changes necessary to ensure participants' safety at all times. Cancelling a segment because of weather conditions does not mean the race is cancelled. In adverse sea conditions, race management may modify or cancel the swim before the start. The triathlon will then be held using PLAN B. In adverse conditions on the bike segment, race management may modify or cancel all or part of the segment before the start. The triathlon would then take place as an aquathlon. The organiser reserves the right to modify or cancel any segment for safety reasons in accordance with Annex II of the Spanish General Traffic Regulations, regarding the traffic powers of the competent authority (Policia de la Generalitat-Mossos d'Esquadra).
    • If PLAN B is applied or one segment is cancelled, the triathlon would be considered partially held for all purposes. (A triathlon held in full is one in which all three segments take place)
21. INTERRUPTION
    • In the event of an unforeseen interruption to an individual competition after the start:
      • Athletes who have completed at least two segments will be awarded points according to their position in the latest available recorded data.
      • Athletes who have not completed at least two segments will appear in the results as DNF (Did Not Finish).
      • If all athletes are stopped before the end of the second segment, the competition will restart if possible. Otherwise, no results will be recorded.
      • If the course consists of laps, the segment in which the interruption occurs will be considered held if the first athlete (leader) has completed more than 50% of its total distance. If the interruption occurs before the 50% threshold has been exceeded, the competition must restart as soon as possible.
    • As a general rule, the triathlon will be considered partially held for all purposes if at least two of the three segments can take place, regardless of which they are.
22. EVENT CANCELLATION
    • If the entire competition or any race format at a venue is cancelled for reasons attributable to the organiser, entry fees and material purchases will be refunded, excluding administration fees and purchased extensions, and deducting the cancellation charge (€3) [Entry fee refund – Administration fees – Cancellation charge]. If cancellation is due to causes beyond the organiser's control, entry fees will not be refunded in money; the participant will be compensated in TRIPOINTS under the terms set out below.
      The following are considered causes beyond the organiser's control:
      
      1. Weather events: Adverse weather conditions such as storms, strong winds, flooding, heavy snowfall or other extreme weather events that may compromise participants' safety or the viability of the race.
      2. Force majeure: Unforeseeable and unavoidable events beyond the organiser's control, such as natural disasters (earthquakes, fires, volcanic eruptions), public health emergencies, armed conflicts or other situations that make it impossible to hold the competition.
      3. Sudden changes in public authorities' decisions: Abrupt changes to rules, regulations or decisions issued by government authorities that affect or prevent the use of the planned course. This includes restrictions on the use of public spaces, road closures or any other measure significantly altering the planning and running of the race.
      4. Resolutions or decrees issued by the competent authority:The publication by the relevant authority of resolutions, decrees or other administrative acts that prevent the event or any of its race formats from taking place.
      5. Any other circumstance: Additional situations whose nature or impact makes it impossible to hold the race. These may include security emergencies, public health incidents, critical infrastructure failures or any other factor that substantially interferes with organising and running the event.
    • COMPENSATION IN TRIPOINTS FOR EVENT CANCELLATION: If an event or any of its race formats is cancelled in full for reasons beyond the organiser's control, the following conditions will apply:
      • Amount eligible for compensation. The organiser will credit each participant registered for the cancelled event or race format with their entry fee, after deducting a proportionate share of event production costs actually incurred and non-recoverable at the date of cancellation. Production costs include, among others, costs arising from suppliers and services, staffing, setup and infrastructure, timing, medical and security services, insurance, permits and fees, signage, aid stations, participant materials and event communications.
      • Form of compensation. The resulting amount will be credited exclusively in TRIPOINTS, at a rate of 1 TRIPOINT per euro, to the participant's personal account on the website. No monetary refund will be made under any circumstances.
      • Calculation. The deduction for production costs will be calculated proportionately using a uniform criterion for everyone registered for the cancelled event or race format. Administration fees and the cost of cancellation deadline extensions are not included in the amount eligible for compensation.
      • Timing. TRIPOINTS will be credited once production costs have been settled with suppliers and staff. The organiser will notify participants by email of the compensation amount and the date it will be credited.
      • Use. TRIPOINTS credited for this reason have no expiry date and may be used whenever the participant wishes for any registration or purchase for 100x100 Half events, in accordance with the TRIPOINTS section of these regulations.
      • Acceptance. Completing registration constitutes the participant's express acceptance of this form of compensation if the event is cancelled for reasons beyond the organiser's control.
    • In this case, the event may be replaced with an event at another venue within the same year. If cancellation or suspension occurs at the final event of the year, the venue change period is extended to the first competition of the following year. Cancelling two segments at any venue would mean cancellation of the entire competition. The minimum requirement for any race format to take place at any venue is that two segments are held.
      • Changes to the swim segment. If the length of the swim is changed due to weather conditions (waves, temperature, visibility…), the segment will be considered valid for all purposes.
      • Cancellation of the swim segment. If the swim must be cancelled for safety reasons (waves, temperature, visibility, external risks…), the triathlon will be held using PLAN B. PLAN B replaces the swim with running, splitting the run distance normally scheduled into two halves. For SPRINT, the segments would therefore be: RUN (2.5 km) BIKE (20 km) RUN (2.5 km). For OLYMPIC: RUN (5 km) BIKE (40 km) RUN (5 km); for SHORT: RUN (5 km) BIKE (scheduled bike distance) RUN (5 km); and for HALF: RUN (10 km) BIKE (scheduled bike distance) RUN (10 km). The AQUABIKE competition will be cancelled. (See summary table)
      • Changes to the bike segment. If the length of the bike segment is changed for safety reasons (visibility, flooding, accident…), the segment will be considered valid for all purposes.
      • Cancellation of the bike segment. If the bike segment must be cancelled for safety reasons (visibility, flooding, accident…), the triathlon will take place as an aquathlon, starting with running. The running distances would be halved and the swim would take place as normal. The AQUABIKE competition will be cancelled. (See summary table)
      • Changes to the run segment. If the length of the run is changed for safety reasons, the segment will be considered valid for all purposes.
        Cancellation of the run segment. If the run must be cancelled for safety reasons, the triathlon will take place as an aquabike, starting with the swim as normal. (See summary table)
    • As a general rule, the triathlon will be considered partially held for all purposes if at least 2 of the 3 segments can take place, regardless of which they are, or if PLAN B is applied. In any of the above situations, the venue will award 66% of the points towards the various leagues. If the entire event is cancelled, point 8 (EVENT CANCELLATION AND CLUB COMPETITIONS) will apply.

    Reason	Courses	Points
    No SWIM	PLAN B: RUN(1/2)+BIKE+RUN(1/2) (Aquabike cancelled)	66%
    No BIKE	RUN(1/2)+SWIM+RUN(1/2) (Aquabike cancelled)	66%
    No RUN	SWIM+BIKE	66%
    No SWIM / No BIKE	Event cancelled	-
    No SWIM / No RUN	Event cancelled	-
    No BIKE / No RUN	Event cancelled	-

23. LIABILITY
    
    • In all circumstances, participants release the organiser from any claim or lawsuit relating to accidents or illnesses they may suffer or which may worsen during the event, whether through acts or omissions. This includes personal injury or property damage and, without limitation, any theft, misappropriation, damage to or loss of equipment resulting from their own actions, those of other participants or even those of third parties during the activity.
    • The organiser accepts no liability for any harm or physical, non-material and/or property damage suffered by participants and/or spectators during the event.
24. COMPETITIONS
    • The aim of the 2027 100x100 Half competitions is to establish athlete and club triathlon rankings. The rankings include race formats at the various triathlon venues, held in full or in part. Partially held race formats will award points in proportion to the segments completed. If one segment is cancelled and the other two are held, or PLAN B is applied, the venue will award 66% of the points (partially held triathlon). The competitions are:
      
      • INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE in each race format
      • OLYMPIC CLUB LEAGUE
      • SPRINT CUP

    Venue	Date	Category	Sprint	Olympic	Short	Half	Aquabike
    Empuriabrava	16/05/2027	Venue 100	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
    Sant Feliu de Guíxols	29/05/2027	Venue 150	✓	✓	–	–	–
    El Vendrell	06/06/2027	Venue 100	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
    Berga	19/06/2027	Venue 100	✓	✓	✓	–	–
    Platja d'Aro	03/10/2027	Venue 100	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
    L'Estartit	10/10/2027	Venue 200	✓	✓	–	–	–

25. 2027 LEAGUE SUMMARY

    Competition	Race format	Scoring events	No.
    Individual League	Sprint	Empuriabrava, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, El Vendrell, Berga, Platja d'Aro, L'Estartit	6
    Individual League	Olympic	Empuriabrava, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, El Vendrell, Berga, Platja d'Aro, L'Estartit	6
    Individual League	Short	Empuriabrava, El Vendrell, Berga, Platja d'Aro	4
    Individual League	Half	Empuriabrava, El Vendrell, Platja d'Aro	3
    Individual League	Aquabike	Empuriabrava, El Vendrell, Platja d'Aro	3
    Club League	Olympic	All 6 venues	6
    Sprint Cup	Sprint	All 6 venues	6

26. INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE
    • The INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE is a competition held in each race format (Sprint, Olympic, Aquabike, Half and Short) across all venues. The athlete with the highest points total at the end of the league is declared the winner. At least three scoring events must be held for the league to be valid. With fewer than 3 scoring events, the league would be deemed invalid or cancelled. For HALF and AQUABIKE, which take place at fewer venues, the minimum is two scoring events.
    • PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS: All athletes competing at the various venues may participate in the league. Participation at a minimum of two venues in the same race format is required. The same athlete may compete in the league in two different race formats.
    • POINTS SYSTEM: The individual league points system is as follows: 100 points are awarded to the participant who completes the event in the shortest time. Subsequent scores are calculated using the formula: POINTS = (Fastest athlete's time / Athlete's time) x100, to establish the standings. Points are calculated as soon as the participant crosses the finish line and can be viewed on the race website. All venues count and all points are added together: as this is a league rewarding consistency, no result is discarded and the final standings are determined by the sum of the points earned in all events contested.
    • VENUE CATEGORIES: For the 2027 season, venues are divided into three categories that multiply the points earned at each, both in the individual league and in the club league. Each category's name indicates the maximum number of points the winner can earn at that venue.
      

      Category	2027 venues	Multiplier	Winner's points
      VENUE 100	Empuriabrava, El Vendrell, Berga and Platja d'Aro	x1	100
      VENUE 150	Sant Feliu de Guíxols	x1.5	150
      VENUE 200	L'Estartit	x2	200

    • ATHLETE IDENTIFICATION: League points are assigned to each athlete using their DNI/NIE/passport number. It is the athlete's responsibility to enter this information correctly in all registrations. An incorrectly entered document number in any registration may cause the athlete to appear twice in the standings and prevent their points from being added correctly. Protests on these grounds must be submitted within the deadline set out under RESULTS PROTESTS (48 hours after the event); late protests will not be accepted.
    • INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE PRIZES: The individual league will award the league winner's trophy to the athlete with the highest points total at the end of the league. The top five in each race format and the first athlete in each age group will receive awards, for both men and women. Prizes will be presented after the final event of the circuit. Award recipients must wear the uniform of the club they competed for, and collecting the prize in person is an essential requirement. Failure to attend the trophy presentation ceremony means the recipient forfeits the prize for all purposes. To authorise a third party to collect the prize, the recipient must give at least seven calendar days' notice through the Contact page.
    • TRIPOINTS AWARDS: The top five in each race format, for both men and women, will receive an honorary trophy and a TRIPOINTS award redeemable against entries for the following season's 100x100 Half events, according to the accompanying table (1 TRIPOINT = €1). The winner of each age group will receive an honorary trophy. In total, the individual league awards 4,000 TRIPOINTS, equivalent to €4,000.
      

      Final league position	Tripoints (per race format and gender)	Equivalent in euros
      1st / 1st	120	120 €
      2nd / 2nd	100	100 €
      3rd / 3rd	80	80 €
      4th / 4th	60	60 €
      5th / 5th	40	40 €
      Total per race format and gender	400	400 €
      League total (5 race formats x 2 genders)	4,000	4,000 €

27. CLUB LEAGUE
    • The 2027 CLUB LEAGUE is a competition held at all venues in the OLYMPIC race format. Points are awarded at each venue and the club with the highest points total at the end of the league is declared the winner. At least three scoring events must be held for the league to be valid. With fewer than three scoring events, the league would be deemed invalid or cancelled.
      
      
    • The following venues count towards the club league:
      • EMPURIABRAVA (VENUE 100)
      • BERGA (VENUE 100)
      • VENDRELL (VENUE 100)
      • PLATJA D'ARO (VENUE 100)
      • SANT FELIU DE GUÍXOLS (VENUE 150)
      • ESTARTIT (VENUE 200)
    • PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS:Any club or team holding a valid CIF or NIF tax identification number when the league ends (the final scoring event) may participate. A club may enter several teams (Team Name A, Team Name B, …). Changing clubs once the competition has begun is not permitted. An athlete will be considered a member of the club indicated in their first registration of the season. If an athlete decides to change clubs after the league has begun, they will be considered UNAFFILIATED for the remaining club league competitions. To score points in the league, there must be a minimum of 3 male athletes or 3 female athletes from the club participating. The same athletes do not need to attend the different venues throughout the league. There is no upper limit on the number of participants from the same club. The club league organiser is responsible for managing participants' data and may request proof of participants' club affiliations at any time during the competition.
    • POINTS SYSTEM: The club points system is as follows: 100 points are awarded to the club whose top three finishers have the lowest combined time in the event. This criterion applies equally to the men's and women's standings. Subsequent scores are calculated using the formula: POINTS = (Best club's combined time / Club's combined time) x 100, to establish the standings. Points are calculated as soon as the club's last scoring athlete crosses the finish line and can be viewed on the race website. If clubs are tied on points at the end of the league, the tie will be broken by awarding one extra point to the club with the highest participation throughout the league. If the tie persists, the club with the best individual event score at the championship's third event will be declared the winner. All venues count and all points are added together: as this is a league rewarding consistency, no result is discarded and the final standings are determined by the sum of the points earned in all events contested.
    • CLUB LEAGUE PRIZES: The 100x100 OLYMPIC club league awards €1,200 per gender at each scoring event, distributed among the top three clubs in the men's standings and the top three in the women's standings, according to the accompanying table. To qualify for an event prize, a club must have at least 3 participants of the relevant gender classified in the event (who cross the finish line). Prizes that cannot be allocated because this minimum is not met will remain unawarded at that event. At the end of the league, the winning club in each gender category will receive the Club League champion's trophy.
      

      Prize at each event	Men	Women
      1st club	600 €	600 €
      2nd club	400 €	400 €
      3rd club	200 €	200 €
      Total per event	1,200 €	1,200 €
      Season total (6 events)	7,200 €	7,200 €

    • Cash prizes are won at each event. To be entitled to payment, the club must attend that event's trophy presentation ceremony and then request payment as set out under CLAIMING CASH PRIZES. Failure to attend the event ceremony means the club forfeits that event's cash prize. The league champion's trophy will be presented at the end-of-season ceremony after the circuit's final event. For clubs, the trophy must be collected by the club's league participants, wearing their club uniform and accompanied by the club's legal representative; collection in person is an essential requirement. Failure to attend the trophy presentation ceremony means the winning club forfeits the trophy for all purposes.
    • CLAIMING CASH PRIZES: Winning clubs must request payment of cash prizes through the clubs section of the website's private area. If a club does not have login credentials, it must request them through the Contact page. The deadline for requesting payment is 30 calendar days from the date of the event at which the prize was won. After this deadline, the club will forfeit all entitlement to the prize. Only clubs that attended the trophy presentation ceremony at the event where they won the prize may request payment.
    • VENUE CATEGORIES: OLYMPIC club league points are multiplied according to the category of each venue: VENUE 100 (x1), VENUE 150 (x1.5, Sant Feliu de Guíxols) and VENUE 200 (x2, L'Estartit), as shown in the table under INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE.
28. SPRINT CUP
    • The SPRINT CUP is a competition ranked by the sum of the points obtained by each club at the end of each event, held at all venues in the SPRINT race format. At least three scoring events must be held for the Cup to be valid. With fewer than three scoring events, the Cup would be deemed invalid or cancelled.
    • PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS: The SPRINT CUP allows a maximum of twenty men's clubs and fifteen women's clubs. These clubs must hold a valid CIF or NIF tax identification number. Changing clubs once the competition has begun is not permitted. An athlete will be considered a member of the club under which they first register for the Sprint Cup. If an athlete decides to change clubs after the league has begun, they will be considered UNAFFILIATED for the remaining Sprint Cup competitions. The same athletes do not need to participate at the different venues throughout the Sprint Cup. Each club must have at least two athletes, with no maximum limit on participants from the same club. The club league organiser is responsible for managing participants' data and may request proof of participants' club affiliations at any time during the competition.
    • POINTS SYSTEM: The Sprint Cup points system is as follows: points are awarded according to the accompanying table to participants affiliated with clubs, based on their finishing position in the overall standings for each gender. All unaffiliated participants or participants without a club are excluded from the SPRINT club league scoring and do not award the points corresponding to their finishing position.
      • E.g. 1st male finisher: Antonio, “Unaffiliated” (does not score)
      • E.g. 2nd male finisher: Juan, “Club SuperTriatletas” (199 points).
    • Each club will receive a final score at each venue based on the number and position of its members who finish. Points are awarded to each club's top five male athletes and top three female athletes.
      If clubs are tied in the final standings, one additional point will be awarded to the club with the best score at the last Cup event held. If the tie persists, the club with the best individual event score at the championship's third event will be declared the winner. All venues count and all points are added together: as this competition rewards consistency, no result is discarded and the final standings are determined by the sum of the points earned in all events contested.

    • Position	Points
      1st, 1st	200
      2nd, 2nd	199
      3rd, 3rd	198
      4th, 4th	197
      5th, 5th	196
      6th, 6th	195
      ...	(1 fewer)
      198th, 198th	3
      199th, 199th	2
      200th, 200th	1

    • CUP PRIZES: The SPRINT CUP awards €300 per gender in cash prizes at each scoring event, distributed among the top three clubs in the men's standings and the top three in the women's standings, according to the accompanying table. Cash prizes are won at each event and payment must be requested through the clubs section of the website's private area within a maximum of 30 calendar days from the event date, as set out under CLAIMING CASH PRIZES in the Club League section. To be entitled to payment, the club must attend that event's trophy presentation ceremony; otherwise, it will be deemed to have forfeited the prize. At the end of the Cup, the champion club in each gender category will receive a trophy. Trophies will be presented after the circuit's final event. For clubs, the award must be collected by the club's league participants, wearing their club uniform and accompanied by the club's legal representative. Collection in person is an essential requirement. Failure to attend the trophy presentation ceremony means the winning club forfeits the trophy for all purposes.
      

      Prize at each event	Men	Women
      1st club	150 €	150 €
      2nd club	100 €	100 €
      3rd club	50 €	50 €
      Total per event	300 €	300 €
      Season total (6 events)	1,800 €	1,800 €

29. PRIZE AND TROPHY TABLE
    • 2027 prizes explained simply:

What is the total prize fund? (based on 6 events)

SWIMMING

1. TIMING CHIP
   • The participant must wear the timing chip at ankle level. It must not be covered by the wetsuit if the participant chooses to wear one. The organiser provides the chip and chip strap, which the participant will find at their reserved place in the transition area. Losing the chip means the participant will not be classified in the timing results.
2. IDENTIFICATION
   • The organiser's swim cap must be worn visibly, with the stripe corresponding to the participant's race format.
3. WETSUIT
   • Wetsuit use is mandatory when the water temperature is below 16°C.
   • If the water temperature is 16°C or above, wetsuit use is optional.
   • In races with a swim shorter than 1500 metres (SPRINT and SHORT), wetsuits are prohibited if the water temperature exceeds 22°C.
   • In races with a swim of 1500 metres or more (OLYMPIC, HALF and AQUABIKE), wetsuits are prohibited if the water temperature exceeds 24°C.
   • Participants aged 60 or over may choose to wear a wetsuit regardless of the water temperature.
4. TRANSITION AREA
   • The participant must leave all equipment needed for the competition inside the box provided for that purpose. Any breach of this rule will be subject to a penalty.
5. EQUIPMENT
   
   • Swim goggles are recommended. Swimming aids such as fins, paddles, diving equipment, socks, gloves and flotation devices are prohibited, as is any form of outside assistance. Cycling clothing may be worn under the wetsuit.
6. CHECK-IN
   • Before proceeding to the start, the participant must have completed check-in in the transition area. Transition area opening times are listed in the SCHEDULE section of the event website. Venue-specific instructions are provided in the athlete guide, available on the website.
7. START
   • The start will take place from land on an acoustic signal. It will be organised in waves, as set out under START SYSTEM in the General Rules.
8. COURSE
   • All swimmers must follow the marked course. Failing to follow the course or missing any buoy or marker will result in disqualification. Details of the swim course, including how to pass buoys and other markers, will be provided in the athlete guide (downloadable from the website).
9. DISTANCE
   • The swim distance will be 1,900 m for HALF and AQUABIKE L, 1,500 m for OLYMPIC and 750 m for SPRINT and SHORT. The organiser reserves the right to alter the course for safety reasons.
10. DISTANCE CHANGES ACCORDING TO TEMPERATURE
    • Distance changes according to temperature:
      

      Original distance	Water temperature (°C)
      	14.0 to 14.9°C	13.0 to 13.9°C	12.0 to 12.9°C	<12°C
      750 m	750 m	750 m	300 m	Cancelled
      1500 m	1500 m	750 m	300 m	Cancelled
      1900 m	1900 m	750 m	300 m	Cancelled

    • At a water temperature of 15.0°C or above, the original distance is maintained.
    • The water temperatures shown in the previous section will NOT always be the reference temperatures used for the final decision. When the water temperature is above 22°C, the table temperatures will apply as shown (without adjustment). When the water temperature is 22°C or below and the air temperature is 15°C or below, the water temperature value will be adjusted according to the following table:
      

      Water temp. (°C)	Air temp. (°C)
      	15º	14º	13º	12º	11º	10º	9º	8º	7º	6º	5º
      22º	18.5º	18º	17.5º	17º	16.5º	16º	15.5º	15º	14.5º	14º	C
      21º	18º	17.5º	17º	16.5º	16º	15.5º	15º	14.5º	14º	13.5º	C
      20º	17.5º	17º	16.5º	16º	15.5º	15º	14.5º	14º	13.5º	13º	C
      19º	17º	16.5º	16º	15.5º	15º	14.5º	14º	13.5º	13º	12.5º	C
      18º	16.5º	16º	15.5º	15º	14.5º	14º	13.5º	13º	12.5º	12º	C
      17º	16º	15.5º	15º	14.5º	14º	13.5º	13º	12.5º	12º	C	C
      16	15.5º	15º	14.5º	14º	13.5º	13º	12.5º	12º	C	C	C
      15º	15º	14.5º	14º	13.5º	13º	12.5º	12º	C	C	C	C
      14º	14º	14º	13.5º	13º	12.5º	12º	C	C	C	C	C
      13º	13º	13º	13º	12.5º	12º	C	C	C	C	C	C

      
      C = Cancelled
    • In extreme weather conditions such as strong winds, heavy rain, currents, etc., race management and/or the event medical service may decide the length of the swim segment and whether wetsuits may or must be used. The final decision will be made one hour (1 h) before the start and clearly and expressly communicated to athletes.
    • The official water temperature will be measured at a point on the course at a depth of 60 cm one hour (1 h) before the start.

CYCLING

1. TIMING CHIP
   • The participant must wear the timing chip at ankle level.
2. HELMET
   • An approved cycling helmet must be worn and correctly fastened from the moment the bicycle is picked up in the transition area until it is put down after the bike segment. This includes the entire bike course and all movement within transition areas while in possession of the bicycle. Any breach of this rule is subject to a penalty.
3. TRANSITION AREA
   • The participant must leave all equipment needed for the competition inside the box provided, and the bicycle must be racked on the bar at the position marked with their race number. Leaving equipment outside the designated space (box) is subject to a penalty. Leaving the bicycle or equipment in the wrong place in the transition area will result in disqualification (DQ).
4. BICYCLES
   • All bicycles must be powered by human muscular force. All bicycles must have brakes on both the front and rear wheels. Disc brakes are permitted. The organiser may check equipment at the entrance to the transition area. This check must ensure that the brakes operate correctly when the levers are applied, along with the other components. Failing this check will result in disqualification (DQ). Rear wheels may be covered, but front wheels must have spokes. Handlebar extensions are permitted provided that brake levers are not mounted on them. Tools and spare parts may be carried.
5. EQUIPMENT
   • Items that could pose a potential danger in a fall are not permitted. Headphones and mobile phones are prohibited, with phones permitted only in an emergency. Using these devices during the competition is subject to a penalty.
6. IDENTIFICATION
   • The race number must be visible on the helmet (two side stickers and one front sticker) and on the bicycle. During the bike segment (BIKE), the run bib (RUN) must be worn visibly on the back.
7. ROAD POSITIONING
   • Participants must ride on the right-hand side of the road. The left-hand side of the lane may only be used for overtaking. Riding on the left without overtaking is considered blocking and is subject to a penalty. Overtaking on the right will result in disqualification (DQ). Triathletes must comply with the traffic regulations on sections where they apply.
8. DRAFTING
   • Riding in another athlete's slipstream is prohibited (no drafting). A triathlete will be considered to be drafting when within a rectangle 10 m long and 3 m wide, measured backwards from the front wheel of the bicycle of the athlete ahead. Entering the draft zone to overtake is permitted provided it takes no longer than 20 seconds. Entering the draft zone is also permitted at aid stations, transition entrances and exits, sharp turns or for safety reasons. Riding in a group or peloton will be considered DRAFTING. DRAFTING is subject to a penalty.
     
     
     
     
9. COURSE
   • It is the participant's responsibility to know the course. All triathletes must follow the marked course. Failing to follow the prescribed course, whether or not an explicit advantage is gained, or deliberately taking a shortcut to gain an advantage, will be considered unsporting behaviour and penalised by disqualification (DQ).
10. DISTANCE
    • The total bike distance will be between 80 and 90 km for HALF and AQUABIKE L, 50 to 70 km for SHORT, 40 km for OLYMPIC and 20 km for SPRINT. The organiser reserves the right to alter the course for safety reasons.
11. CHECKPOINTS
    • Timing chip checkpoints may be placed along the course. Failure to record a reading at every checkpoint will result in disqualification (DQ).
12. PERMITTED TYPES
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13. PROHIBITED TYPES
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RUNNING

1. TIMING CHIP
   • The participant must wear the timing chip at ankle level.
2. IDENTIFICATION
   • The race bib must be worn visibly on the front.
3. TRANSITION AREA
   • The participant must leave all equipment needed for the competition inside the box provided for that purpose. Any breach of this rule is subject to a penalty.
4. RUN
   • The triathlete may run or walk.
5. PHYSICAL CONDITION
   • The athlete is responsible for their decision to remain on the course. Any athlete showing signs of danger or risk to themselves or others may be withdrawn from the competition.
6. EQUIPMENT
   
   • Glass containers, headphones and mobile phones are prohibited, with phones permitted only in an emergency. Outside assistance is not permitted outside the designated personal aid zones, provided those zones are marked or described in the athlete guide. Littering outside the designated zones is prohibited. Any breach of this rule is subject to a penalty.
7. DISTANCE
   • The total run distance will be between 20 and 21 km for HALF, 10 km for SHORT and OLYMPIC, and 5 km for SPRINT. The organiser reserves the right to alter the course for safety reasons.
8. CHECKPOINTS
   • Timing chip and lap checkpoints may be placed along the course. Failure to record a reading at every checkpoint will result in disqualification (DQ).
9. COURSE
   • It is the participant's responsibility to know the course. All triathletes must follow the marked course. Failing to follow the prescribed course, whether or not an explicit advantage is gained, or deliberately taking a shortcut to gain an advantage will be considered unsporting behaviour and penalised by disqualification (DQ).
   • Details of the run course will be provided in the athlete guide (downloadable from the website).

PENALTIES

The following penalties may be applied to an athlete:
Repeated offences: for the purposes of these regulations, a repeated offence means committing an infringement for a second time in the same event. Two penalised infringements result in disqualification (DQ).

1. Failing to follow the prescribed course, whether or not an explicit advantage is gained, or deliberately taking a shortcut to gain an advantage: Disqualification DQ
2. Failing to follow instructions from officials or the organiser's staff: Disqualification DQ
3. Exceeding the cut-off time in any of the three segments: Disqualification DQ
4. Repeating any infringement that incurs a time penalty (receiving a second time penalty in the same event): Disqualification DQ
5. Riding in another athlete's slipstream (drafting):
   • First warning, in any race format: 10 minutes added to the official time
   • Second warning: Disqualification DQ
6. Transition area:
   • Leaving items outside the athlete's allocated space (equipment outside the box): 4 minutes added to the official time
   • Leaving equipment or the bicycle in the wrong place in the transition area (outside the position marked with their race number or in a space reserved for another athlete): Disqualification DQ
7. Failing to respect the assigned start wave: Disqualification DQ (only when starting earlier than assigned)
8. Using a prohibited type of bicycle: Disqualification DQ
9. Breaching any other rule in these regulations without a specific penalty defined: 8 minutes added to the official time
10. Repeated rule breaches (breaching a rule for a second time in the same event): Disqualification DQ
11. Starting in a race format other than the one registered for: Disqualification DQ

RESULTS CODES

• The following codes will be used in the results of each event:

DISTANCE SUMMARY TABLE

PARTICIPANT CONDUCT

1. RULES
   • The participant must respect the rules of conduct set out in these regulations. Offences of a certain severity will be penalised in accordance with the sporting disciplinary regulations.
2. WITHDRAWAL
   • A participant who withdraws from the competition must remove their race bib and notify the officials of their withdrawal. They must withdraw at a checkpoint. Only a serious injury will justify withdrawing at another point on the course, as this would require a ground or air rescue. Once a participant has reported their withdrawal, they must remove their belongings from the transition area as soon as possible. They have 60 minutes after the closure of the segment in which they withdrew to collect their items. After this time, all equipment left in the athlete's designated space in the transition area will be considered abandoned, authorising the organiser to remove it and deal with it as they see fit.
3. TRANSPORT
   • The organiser only undertakes to transport participants to the finish if they have withdrawn at a checkpoint accessible to motor vehicles. The organiser will not return participants who have withdrawn until the event has finished, to ensure its smooth running.
4. ENVIRONMENT
   • Participants must respect the environment of the event area at all times, leaving no objects behind and causing no harm to their surroundings. Protected areas, such as nature reserves or natural parks crossed by some events covered by these regulations, have their own rules, which participants must observe and respect. Participants must conserve and protect the environment, act responsibly and show exemplary behaviour in the face of any difficulty. Failing to respect the rules or deliberately dropping litter outside the designated areas will result in the athlete's disqualification (DQ). Depending on the severity, the athlete may be excluded.
5. RACE BRIEFING
   • Attendance at the race briefing on the day before the event is mandatory. If no briefing is held, the information will be available in the athlete guide (downloadable from the website). The race director reserves the right to make changes up to the start on race day.
6. EQUIPMENT
   • The organiser accepts no responsibility for any loss of equipment. Participants are advised to leave only the equipment essential for the event. Any equipment left by the athlete in their space or box and not collected at the end of the race or after the closing time stated in the schedule will be considered abandoned, authorising the organiser to remove it and dispose of it as they see fit.
7. DISQUALIFICATION
   • Any disqualified participant must remove their belongings from the transition area as soon as possible. They have 60 minutes after the closure of the segment in which they were disqualified to collect their items. After this time, all equipment left in the athlete's designated space in the transition area will be considered abandoned, authorising the organiser to remove it and deal with it as they see fit.
8. LOST PROPERTY
   
   • Lost property recovered during the event will be kept for a maximum of 5 calendar days from the event date. After this period, all unclaimed items will be destroyed. To claim lost property, the participant must contact the organiser through the Contact page.

SAFETY

1. EQUIPMENT
   
   • Participants are personally responsible for ensuring their equipment complies with the regulations at the start of the event. Each participant is responsible for their own equipment and must check that its specifications meet the regulations. They must also use all race numbers and identification items supplied by the organiser without modifying them.
2. PHYSICAL CONDITION
   • It is the participant's responsibility to be well prepared for the event, meaning they must be in good general physical health and have an acceptable level of preparation. Holding a federation licence does not guarantee or cover this responsibility.
3. RULES
   • The participant must know and comply with these competition rules, traffic regulations and instructions from those responsible for each event. Participants must also know the courses. Any participant excluded from the competition for any reason (injury, mechanical failure, exceeding the time limit) must respect the specific rules of the segment they are in. On the bike segment, exclusion for exceeding the time limit means that the course is open to traffic and the participant must therefore comply with traffic regulations.
4. VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION
   • Registered participants take part in the competition voluntarily and at their own risk. For this reason, the organising entity, partners, sponsors and other participants are released from all civil liability. The organiser is exempt from any liability for harm suffered by participants during the event.
5. INSURANCE
   • The organising entity will hold public liability insurance for the event covering all participating athletes. It will also take out accident insurance for each participating athlete.
6. INCIDENTS
   • Participants must report any incident at the nearest checkpoint or aid station. If a participant is injured, other participants must stop to provide all possible assistance. Failing to assist an injured participant is considered unsporting behaviour.
7. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
   • The organiser has a ground safety team with the minimum resources required by law (SVB / SVA, basic / advanced life support, as applicable) to provide first aid, possible evacuations and/or transfers to a healthcare facility.
8. CONTROL
   • There will be various checkpoints along the courses. Participants must be recorded at every designated checkpoint. The organiser reserves the right to place random checkpoints along the course.
9. CUT-OFF TIME
   • The organiser will set a passage time limit at each checkpoint. Athletes who exceed it must hand their race bib to the checkpoint staff, withdraw from the event and follow the officials' instructions. The cut-off times in the accompanying table include transition times. If an athlete completes a segment before its cut-off time, the remaining time is added to the next segment.
   • The cut-off times for each segment will be:
     

     	Half	Aquabike	Short	Olympic	Sprint
     SWIM	1 hour	1 hour	25 min	45 min	25 min
     BIKE	3 h 30 min	3 h 30 min	2 h 45 min	1 h 35 min	50 min
     RUN	2 h 30 min		1h 10 min	1 h 10 min	35 min

     Cut-off times are calculated using a minimum pace of 3 min/100 m for swimming, 26 km/h for cycling and 7 min/km for running, based on the maximum distance of each segment and rounded up to the next multiple of 5 minutes. This rounding allowance covers transition times.

10. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
    • Technical assistance is permitted. It is the participant's responsibility to check their equipment so that it is in perfect working order during the competition. The organiser will endeavour to provide an external technical assistance service. The service will be available to participants subject to availability.
11. AID STATIONS
    • Aid stations on the course will provide drinks and food: water, isotonic drinks and fruit. The finish-line aid station will also provide drinks and food. Participants will find water, soft drinks, isotonic drinks, energy bars, fruit, nuts and sweets, among other items. Athletes must dispose of aid station waste within the perimeter marked by the organiser.
12. OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE
    • Participants may receive outside assistance in areas designated by the organiser. Such assistance is limited to drinks, nutrition or mechanical assistance. Any other assistance must be approved in advance by the race director (assistance for participants with disabilities). Participants may help other athletes with occasional items such as food, drinks, puncture repair kits, inner tubes and a pump. Providing assistance or lending equipment to another athlete is not permitted if the athlete providing the assistance is unable to continue in the competition. Failure to comply with this rule will result in disqualification (DQ) of both athletes.
13. COACHING
    • Participants may not be accompanied or assisted from vehicles or on foot. If this occurs, the participant will be warned. If the situation is not corrected, the penalty is disqualification. Assistants or coaches may provide advice and information from the sides of the course, remaining stationary as participants pass. Exceptionally, following a prior request to race management, following a participant may be authorised for the purpose of capturing video or images.

DATA PROTECTION AND IMAGE RIGHTS

1. DATA PROTECTION
   • In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and Spanish Organic Law 3/2018 of 5 December on the Protection of Personal Data and the Guarantee of Digital Rights (LOPDGDD), participants' data will be processed by STAT SPORT CLUB, as data controller, to manage registration and the event and for the other purposes stated in the website's Privacy Policy, where participants can find out how to exercise their rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction and portability.
2. IMAGE RIGHTS
   • As the right to one's own image is recognised in Article 18.1 of the Spanish Constitution and regulated by Law 5/1982, Organic Law 1/1982 of 5 May on the Right to Honour, Personal and Family Privacy and One's Own Image, this text requests athletes' consent to publish photographs in which participants are clearly identifiable. Acceptance of these regulations and participation in the event constitute the participant's consent for the organiser to publish photographs taken at the event. Participants have the right to object to this provision by notifying the organiser in writing through the Contact page
3. ACCEPTANCE
   • By registering, the athlete accepts that their image may appear in photographs or video recordings made during the event.
4. USE OF IMAGES
   • The organiser may use race images for its own purposes (websites, films intended for public distribution, photographs for magazines or publications, digital presentations, among others) without any compensation or obligation of any kind to the participant.
5. COMMUNICATIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
   • The participant agrees that their DNI/NIE/passport number may be disclosed solely to make a formal communication to the local councils involved in the sporting event, thanking them for making municipal spaces available for the event. The communication will be in writing, providing the DNI number as the sole item of personal data. If the participant does not wish this information to be disclosed for this purpose, they must notify their objection through the Contact page

SANCTIONS AND APPEALS

1. NON-COMPLIANCE
   • Failure to comply with the competition rules set out in these regulations or with officials' instructions will be subject to a penalty.
2. PROTESTS
   • Registered participants may submit protests and/or appeals. Appeals and protests will be handled and carefully considered. Protests concerning unsporting conduct or behaviour towards other participants that may lead to a sanction must be submitted to the race director or the event referee. These protests must be supported by reliable and truthful evidence to be accepted and assessed. In all cases, the SANCTIONS COMMITTEE will decide whether to accept or reject the protest. Protests concerning unsporting conduct submitted after the event has closed will not be accepted. Protests that could affect the trophy presentation ceremony must be submitted before the ceremony. Once trophies have been presented, no protest affecting trophies already awarded will be accepted. An athlete with a DQ may submit a protest within 60 minutes after the event closes, using the form provided for this purpose on the website. After this time, NO protests will be accepted. If a DQ athlete's protest is submitted after the trophy presentation and is upheld, the participant may not claim their trophy. Protests submitted in the correct form and within the deadline will be examined and resolved promptly.
   • The race director's decision on a protest may be appealed. The participant may submit a written appeal through the Contact page, attaching any documents they consider appropriate, no later than 24 hours after the event ends. It will be decided by the event's competition committee. This right of appeal does not apply to sanctions, which are decided by the SANCTIONS COMMITTEE and are final.
3. RESULTS PROTESTS
   • Protests concerning an event's results and standings, including league points, will only be accepted within 48 hours of the end of the event, through the Contact page. After this deadline, the results will be considered final and no protests will be accepted.
   • It is the athlete's responsibility to enter their DNI/NIE/passport number correctly in all registrations. An incorrectly entered document number in any registration may, among other issues, cause the athlete to have two separate scores in the individual league or to be assigned the wrong start wave. These situations must be reported within the same 48-hour period; late protests will not be accepted.
4. RESPONSE
   • A response will be issued once the appeal or protest has been examined. The participant will be notified by email, whether the decision is favourable or unfavourable.
5. COURSES
   • Failing to complete the marked courses is grounds for disqualification even if this does not shorten the distance.
6. OTHER SITUATIONS
   • Any other situation not covered by these regulations will be resolved by the event's race director.
7. SANCTIONS COMMITTEE
   • A SANCTIONS COMMITTEE consisting of five people, two women and three men, is established to decide the sanction to be applied in cases of drafting detected during the race and in any other case requiring a sanction under these regulations.
   • The committee will make its decisions by simple majority before each event's trophy presentation ceremony. The sanctions committee's decisions are final and may not be appealed.

TRIPOINTS

1. WHAT ARE TRIPOINTS?
   
   • Tripoints is the 100x100Half points programme.
2. HOW DOES IT WORK?
   
   • Every registration or purchase made through the website form generates TRIPOINTS. Every €10 spent generates 1 point (1 TRIPOINT).
3. USING POINTS
   1. Each point is worth €1. Points can be accumulated with no expiry date and can be used at any venue.
4. BONUSES
   • Bonus points are awarded for improving finishing positions compared with the previous edition at the same venue and in the same race format: 2 points for an improvement of 1 to 5 places, and 5 points for an improvement of 6 places or more.

   • Example: In 2025, you finished 43rd overall in the Olympic race format at Empuriabrava. In 2026, in the Olympic race format at Empuriabrava, you finish:

     44th overall = you earn 0 extra points
     38th overall = you earn 2 extra points (an improvement of 5 places)
     23rd overall = you earn 5 extra points (an improvement of more than 5 places)

   • Disqualification for DRAFTING incurs a 1-point penalty
   • Points will never be paid out in euros.
5. COMPENSATION FOR EVENT CANCELLATION
   • If an event is cancelled for reasons beyond the organiser's control, entry fees, after deduction of production costs, will be credited in TRIPOINTS to the participant's personal account, as set out under EVENT CANCELLATION in these regulations. These TRIPOINTS have the same conditions of use as all other TRIPOINTS: a value of €1