The only international triathlon in the Canary Islands, Anfi Challenge Mogán Gran Canaria, will be held on Saturday, April 22, with the Olympic distance and the middle distance
The Australian triathlete, two-time Olympian, has a track record full of success, with three medals at the World Mixed Relay Triathlon Championships and five medals at the Oceania Triathlon Championships.
Aaron Royle won the Challenge Wales 2022, and was third in the PTO Canadian Open, two trophies that are added to other victories such as the Ironman 70.3 Sunshine Coast or the second position in the Ironman 70.3 in Portugal.
The Anfi Challenge Mogán Gran Canaria will be the race with which the Australian opens his calendar for this season on April 22. He will be accompanied at the starting line by more than twenty international triathlon stars confirmed for their appointment on the island, a favorite destination for athletes from all over the planet and a training ground for the world's triathlon elite.
He has confessed that he wants to enjoy the warm weather of Gran Canaria and get the most out of the island, which will be the first destination of his triathlon season.
Aaron John Royle, nicknamed 'Bugs', was born on January 26, 1990 in Newcastle, although he currently resides in Wollongong.
The decision to make triathlon his life was made at the age of 14 after his parents asked him to choose between swimming and running.
At that moment Aaron Royle decided to dedicate himself to both disciplines and add cycling, betting firmly on triathlon.
