150 Participants Complete the X Antigua Xtreme Race

The sporting event, part of Antigua's festivities, sold out its free registrations in just two hours.

Participants in an extreme obstacle race in Fuerteventura.
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Participants in an extreme obstacle race in Fuerteventura.

The tenth edition of the Antigua Xtreme Race brought together 150 participants on August 29th, filling all free registration slots within two hours and solidifying its status as a key event in the municipality's festivities.

The Antigua City Council presented the successful X Antigua Xtreme Race, held on Saturday, August 29th. The sporting event, celebrating its tenth anniversary, sold out its 150 available spots in just two hours after free registrations opened.
Mayor Juan Cabrera emphasized the event's significance within Antigua's festival program and thanked the organization for their work in ensuring the safe and friendly development of the race.
Cabrera also expressed gratitude for the collaboration from the sports department of the Cabildo of Fuerteventura, encouraging participants to enjoy the activity within the municipality.

"An event included in our Antigua festival program, and we must thank the organization for their work in ensuring the race proceeds safely and with camaraderie."

Juan Cabrera · Mayor of Antigua
Meanwhile, Antigua's Councilor for Sports, Alejandro García, detailed that the course spans five kilometers with over 30 obstacles, promising "mud and a lot of fun" along the route that starts from the Plaza and runs through the ravine.

"I encourage all athletes to enjoy themselves and have a great time."

Alejandro García · Sports Councilor of Antigua
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Antigua (Fuerteventura) (24/08/2026)