This triathlon race in the port city on the east coast of the Balearic island of Mallorca was first held in April 1997.
In the two years 2011 and 2012 the race ran as "TriStar Mallorca".
In addition to the middle distance race, there is also the short distance triathlon.
In April 2018 the 21st event took place here, the Belgian Michael Van Cleven won the race for the fourth time in a row and the Frankfurt rider Natascha Schmitt took her second victory here after 2013.
Since 2019 the Triathlon de Portocolom has been an integral part of the Europe-wide series "European Triathlon League" by "Spirit Multisport". The newly founded series currently comprises four triathlon events in four countries: Triathlon de Portocolom (April 14th), Chiemsee Triathlon (June 30th), Triathlon EDF Alpe d'Huez (July 25th) and Trans Vorarlberg Triathlon (August 25th) . In April 2019, more than 800 athletes competed here.
Middle distance - "111" : 1000 m swimming, 100 km cycling and 10 km running
You swim in the natural harbor of Portocolom. One of the highlights of the cycle route, which has to be cycled twice, is the climb to the Santuari de Sant Salvador monastery with 4.6 kilometers and 494 meters of altitude difference. The final walking distance runs through the old town of Portocolom and back along beaches and bays via a turning point route that must also be completed twice to the destination in the port.
Short distance - "55.5" : 500 m swimming, 50 km cycling and 5 km running
Here, swimming takes a shorter arc, and the cycling and running routes have to be completed once.
