For the first time in the country, the swim will take place in a river, at the Foz Vaza Barris. The bike course consists of three laps on a mostly flat route, finishing at the Orla do Atalaia. Finally, the run will be along the shore, allowing spectators to closely follow the participants.
Aracaju is an attraction as an urban, economic and cultural center of the country. Its beaches, of rare beauty, with calm and warm waters, offer a huge variety of tours for all tastes. It is the city with the healthiest lifestyle habits in Brazil, setting a national example in considering bike lanes in urban mobility projects.
Santiago Ascenço and Ariane Monticeli, two prominent names in the history of national triathlon, were the big winners of the Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Aracaju-Sergipe. In the debut of the stage on the calendar, Santiago secured his fourth victory on the circuit by completing the 1.9 km swim, 90 km cycle and 21.1 km run of the season in a time of 3h57min53. Ariane Monticeli, who hadn’t competed in seven years, showed that she is still very competitive.
1st tier: US$ 400,00* – January 27th (03 PM – BRT) to January 30th (03 PM – BRT)
2nd tier: US$ 446,00* – January 30th (03 PM – BRT) onwards
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