PORT DE SÓLLER - JOVES PROMESES
With views of the Port of Sóller
Port de Sóller - Young Promises
The Port de Sóller - Joves Promeses race is designed for those young people between 16 and 18 years old who want to enjoy everything that takes part in a Mallorca by UTMB® race.
It is a race of 8.5 km and 270m of positive and negative gradient that will allow you to enjoy the coastline of Port de Sóller and also its mountains, agricultural fields and paths.
Leaving from the commercial port, you will visit the beaches of Can Generós and Den Repic, following the route of the GR-221 you will go up towards the Muleta Gran to later leave the GR and start the descent towards the Refugi de Muleta. From the Cap Gros lighthouse, you will once again see the entire port of Sóller and the finish line. There is less left to reach the end!
A fantastic way to get to know the only natural harbor on the north coast of Mallorca.
NOTE: Given the length of the race, refreshments will only be available at the finish line.
The distance and routes are provisional, subject to possible changes pending approval by the competent authorities.
Most of the tests pass through privately owned farms, and therefore there may be limitations on passage during the year. During the race, passage through them will be permitted with property permits. Therefore, private property and the will of its owners must be respected. Before going out to train you must inform yourself of these limitations and comply with them.
- Closed shoe suitable for trail running.
- Backpack or similar intended to transport the mandatory material during the race.
- Mobile phone (smartphone is MANDATORY): the runner must be available and answer the phone at any time before, during and after the race:
- Mobile phone that allows its use in Spain (include the organization's security numbers in your contacts, have the phone turned on, do not hide the number and do not forget to leave with the battery charged).
- Keep your phone on, airplane mode is prohibited and may be penalized.
- Livetrail application installed and connected.
- Personal glass of at least 15cl (drums or containers with lids not accepted).
- Water reserve of 1 l minimum.
- Survival blanket of 1.40m x 2m minimum.
- Whistle.
- Food reserve. Recommendation: 800kcal (2gels + 2 energy bars).
- Jacket with a hood that can withstand bad weather in the mountains and made with a waterproof membrane of at least 10,000 mm water column and breathable (recommended RET less than 13). The jacket must necessarily have an integrated or attached hood with a system originally provided by the manufacturer. The seams must be heat-sealed. The jacket must not have parts made of a non-waterproof fabric, only the vents provided by the manufacturer (under the arms, on the back) and as long as they do not obviously alter the waterproofing, are accepted. It is the rider's responsibility to judge, according to these criteria, whether his jacket adapts to the regulations and therefore to bad weather in the mountains, but in a control, the judgment of the person in charge of the control or the commissioner will prevail.
- Cap or bandana or piece of clothing that covers the head.
ATTENTION If you carry poles, a soft tip or tip protection and replacement protections are mandatory.
All garments must be the participant's size and unchanged after leaving the factory.
All material will be transported in a backpack or similar that cannot be changed during the tour.
Other recommended material (non-exhaustive list):
- Essential thermal clothing in case of cold or rain or in case of injury.
- Walking sticks for your safety in case of slippery terrain.
- Vaseline or anti-chafing cream.
- GPS clock.
Any participant who decides to carry poles must carry them throughout the race. It is prohibited to go out without poles, and to obtain and use one during the race. The use of walking sticks may be prohibited in certain areas of the course for safety or environmental reasons. In these cases it will be indicated by specific signs on the route. Canes will not be accepted in the life bags delivered by the organization.
Music: Listening to music is permitted only using headphones, as long as it is safe to do so. Headphones MUST be removed when crossing any road, as well as when approaching and while at any checkpoint, and when approaching and passing any member of the Safety Team.
Assistance is NOT allowed in the race, at any point along the course.
Pacers are not allowed to set the pace in the race.
