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  Challenge Barcelona Triathlon

  This sporting event combining swimming, cycling and running is undoubtedly on the rise and becoming a trend among those who are looking for a more varied exercise that provides more than just one single sport. It is no surprise that the Barcelona Triathlon attracts thousands of people to its waterfront every year.

  With four distances and modalities available, participants can choose between supersprint, sprint, elite short, aquathlon and olympic, taking part as individuals, in couples (both should finish the race together) or as a relay team for olympic and sprint (with two of more members sharing the effort).

  This year, in addition, the Barcelona Triathlon adapts the circuit for the youngest with the Junior Challenge, for boys and girls between 12 and 17 years old.

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  113th International Showjumping Competition CSIO Barcelona

  This is the twelfth consecutive year that the CSIO Barcelona has welcomed this equestrian competition. It is the Grand Final of the Longines League of Nations, and is the most important on the international equestrian calendar. A total of ten competitions will be held over four days, including the Trofeu Ciutat de Barcelona and the Copa de SM la Reina-Trofeo Segura Viudas, culminating on Sunday with the Nations Cup Grand Final. Jockeys, amazons, and horses from all over the world will turn out for this high-level show in Barcelona. This year the competition will once again include the PoloPark, a large space for family entertainment, in its commitment to bring the world of horses and the love of animals to the city.

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  Salomon Ultra Pirineu

  The Salomon Ultra Pirineu is one of the most hotly anticipated mountain competitions. It is developed in the area surrounding the Bagà sporting pavilion and includes different races: The 100 km Ultra race, the 42km Marathon, the 21km 1/2 Marathon and a night race. A competition for the bravest in an idyllic setting in the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park.

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  Ironman 703 Barcelona

  A new physical and mental challenge will take place on October in Calella. Ironman 70.3 Barcelona is a competition with 3.8 km of swimming, 180 km of cycling and 42.2 km on foot in which 3400 athletes from over 80 countries will compete to reach the finish line. With routes along the Maresme Coast, Ironman 70.3 Barcelona includes two further races: Ironkids for the youngest among us and Irongirl which seeks to boost the participation of women in sports.

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  Cursa de La Mercè

  One of the most famous events in the city's main festival, the Festes de la Mercè, is undoubtedly the race that bears its name. This competition is notable because it is one of the first to have been organized for charity. Although it has a festive character, it is also competitive for everyone who takes part in it, and since 2010 it has been part of the BCN 10km Challenge.
  
  The Cursa de la Mercè demostrate every year that it is more than just a race, the event is open to all members of the public and has an adapted format. A 2 km circuit where people with intellectual disabilities or reduced mobility, who are physically unable to run a distance of 10 km, will be able to participate. This year, the race includes again the family run so that both young and old can enjoy this great popular event.
  
  Come and run for a good cause!

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  Festival de la Velocidad de Barcelona

  Motor sports and speed lovers have an appointment to unleash their adrenaline. The Festival de la Velocidad, the Barcelona Speed Festival, is hosting an intense weekend of races. More than 200 cars and around 300 drivers will be roaring around the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya track. The festival includes the Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS, with the best GT races in the world. Once again, the Festival will be supporting the Legado María de Villota, a charity initiative to help children with neuromuscular diseases.

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  Wodcelona

  Wodcelona, the Inclusive International Crossfit Competition. In this competition, athletes compete on an equal footing, as half of the categories are adaptive, i.e. they vary according to the abilities of the competitor. In addition, this interesting initiative has a social purpose, as it will serve to raise funds for charitable causes. At Wodcelona, classic crossfit evolves and becomes a platform for inclusivity, awareness and training that will get bodies and consciences in shape.

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  18th Clásica Olla

  The 18th edition of the Clásica Olla is coming, a mountain race that has the particularity of not touching a single meter of asphalt. In this demanding race, 72% of the route is above 2700m altitude, including the ascent of Puigmal. It is, therefore, a race with a lot of technical difficulty and unbeatable views that offers cash prizes for the winners.

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  Barcelona's International Boat Show

  The Barcelona International Boat Show 2025 will take place from 8 to 12 October at Port Vell, offering a unique experience for lovers of the sea and boating. The event blends elegance and innovation, showcasing state-of-the-art vessels and leading brands in the sector. The new layout at the Barcelona Dock will allow the display of boats over 20 metres and provide more comfortable and spacious routes.

  One of the main highlights is the Village, a 2,500 m² area at the Portal de la Pau, featuring a high-quality gastronomic offering designed by chef Rafa Zafra, turning the show into a social and business meeting point. This edition also stands out for the presence of international buyers and industry professionals, reinforcing Barcelona as the capital of recreational and sporting boating in Europe.

  With exhibitions, activities, and demonstrations, the Barcelona International Boat Show 2025 offers a combination of expertise, innovation, and elegance, making it a must-visit event to discover the latest trends in the world of boating.

  
  
  
  
  

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  Olympic and Sport Museum Joan A Samaranch

  Barcelona has become the first major European city with its own Olympics museum, the Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport. The museum is located on Montjuïc hill, and offers a unique experience of the Olympic movement and sport. The city's passion to sports reached its pinnacle with 1992 Barcelona's Olympics.