In the late nineteenth-century endurance cyclists used to join group-rides to cover long distances in an established time limit to prove themself “audax”, brave in Latin. During the GranGuanche Audax, the time limit is set by the ferry leaving for the next islands, who make it to each ferry to the last island proves himself “audax”.

It’s a self-supported, single-stage, fixed-route ride and follows the classic rules and principles of ultra-cycling events, but in the spirit of Audax, participants are here allowed to ride in a group and draft each other. This will encourage participants to plan stages and create a pelotón between ferries connections.