5150 Cervia

5150 Cervia | © Ironman

To conclude the week dedicated to the Triathlon, the Olympic distance returns to Cervia
The swim course is a single loop, which will start from the wide and central beach of Cervia. This race will feature a rolling swim start. Athletes will line up according to their predicted swim time, and every five seconds, we will send out 10 athletes. It will take approximately 20 minutes to get the entire field across the swim start line. 
The bike course, only one loop of 40 km, starts on the promenade of Cervia. The race is a no- drafting race.
The run course of 10 km is 2 laps. The completely flat course reveals some characteristic views of the touristic Cervia.

Swim course (1.5 km)
The swim course is a single loop, which will start from the wide and central beach of Cervia. As part of ongoing race improvements, this race will feature a rolling swim start. Athletes will line up according to their predicted swim time, and every five seconds, we will send out 10 athletes. It will take approximately 20 minutes to get the entire field across the swim start line.
Bike course (40 km)
The bike course, only one loop of 40 km, starts on the promenade of Cervia. The race is a no- drafting race.
Run course (20 km)
The run course of 10 km is 2 laps. The completely flat course reveals some characteristic views of the touristic Cervia.

Detailed routes and interactive map of the event
Updates on useful information and road conditions on the website of the Municipality of Cervia

The swim course is a single loop, which will start from the wide and central beach of Cervia. As part of ongoing race improvements, this race will feature a rolling swim start. Athletes will line up according to their predicted swim time, and every five seconds, we will send out 10 athletes. It will take approximately 20 minutes to get the entire field across the swim start line.