Crossfast Race Returns to Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz welcomes the 13th Crossfast Race, a challenging event with over 70 obstacles, engaging both military and civilians.
This weekend, Santa Cruz is set to host the 13th Crossfast Race, a challenging event for both military personnel and civilians. Participants will tackle over 70 obstacles across a nine-kilometer course at the Hoya Fría barracks.
In Santa Cruz, we often emphasize the vibrant community spirit to our clients. It’s not only about finding a home; it’s about embracing the lifestyle and activities that the area offers.
The event kicks off on Saturday, October 3rd, with the KIDS Crossfast. Nearly 300 children, aged 6 to 14, will participate in courses ranging from two to four kilometers, featuring age-appropriate challenges like inflatable obstacles.
For families relocating to Tenerife, the KIDS Crossfast offers a wonderful opportunity to become part of the community. We encourage families to get involved in these local events as they settle into their new surroundings.
The main event takes place on Sunday, October 4th, starting at 8:30 AM. Organized by Club Deportivo Crossfast 49 and the Regimiento de Infantería Tenerife 49, this year’s race sees 1,573 participants, with 617 women joining the challenge.
When we arrange property viewings, we ensure clients experience the lively local culture. The Crossfast Race is an excellent example of community involvement that future homeowners can anticipate.
Mayor José Manuel Bermúdez highlighted the race’s importance, noting its integration into the city’s sports history. Since beginning at Hoya Fría in 2013, it has grown and continues to engage participants.
Alicia Cebrián, the sports councilor, pointed out the race’s demands for preparation and teamwork, offering various formats such as individual, pairs, and team competitions.
