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More than 1,000 joined Puerto Vallarta’s first Carrera de las Juventudes, a 5K supporting DIF child care programs and pet adoption.

The Dos Mares 500 returns May 1–3 with a San José del Cabo start and finish, bringing off-road racing, visitors and road planning.

San Miguel de Allende hosts La Classicissima on April 25, bringing 1,100 cyclists, sports tourism and traffic changes.

Los Cabos prepares for Ironman 70.3 on April 26, with 1,300 athletes from 40 countries and traffic changes expected locally.

More than 2,000 runners came to Puerto Vallarta for UTMB, adding momentum to the city’s push to grow sports tourism.

Chapala cyclist Tadeo Rayo won team pursuit gold for Jalisco at the Olimpiada Nacional 2026, building on last year’s silver.

Los Cabos says 6 million pesos cleared old debts and restored Ironman 70.3 for April 2026, with officials promising smoother traffic.

San Miguel de Allende will host a Mexico-Canada boxing card on April 25, adding another sports event to the city’s active spring calendar.

Bahía de Banderas is preparing for Gran Fondo Riviera Nayarit, a cycling weekend aimed at boosting sports tourism and regional visibility.

The LPGA returns to Mayakoba this spring, bringing a 144-player field and fresh momentum for sports tourism in Playa del Carmen.

Puerto Vallarta’s April 19 marathon will draw 3,000-plus runners, bringing a new route, early road closures and broader reach.

Puerto Vallarta will begin road closures at 2 a.m. Sunday for the marathon, with rolling reopenings and full traffic restoration expected near noon.

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