The Czech Filip Ospaly, winner of the Challenge Paguera 2015, completed the itinerary of almost 113 kilometres in 4 hours, 3 minutes, and 26 seconds. The female winner, the Spanish Sara Loehr Muñoz, arrived at the finish line after 4 hours and 37 minutes.

The podium of this Challenge Paguera-Mallorca edition ended as follows:

MEN'S RACE:

1-FILIP OSPALY (Czech Rep.)

2-MIGUEL ÁNGEL FIDALGO ROSSELLÓ (Spain)

3-MARCEL ZAMORA PÉREZ (Spain)

WOMEN'S RACE:

1-SARAH LOEHR MUÑOZ (Spain)

2-MAJA STAGE NIELSEN (Denmark)

3-VERENA WALKER (Germany)

The Majorcan Miguel Ángel Fidalgo Rosselló ended up second, with a record of 4 hours, 3 minutes and 44 seconds. The adversity did not allow the triathlon world runner up, the also Majorcan Mario Mola, to end the race as he had to leave it due to a puncture in one of his bicycle's wheels when he was a short distance from the first rider.

The participants had to overcome 1'9 km swimming, 90 km on bicycle and 21 km running, starting and finishing in Peguera, and going through practically the whole municipality of Calvià.

Almost the complete government team, attended the race to encourage the sportspeople from the starting line and to receive them at the finish line. The Mayor Alfonso Rodríguez Badal was the person in charge of giving the trophies to the winners of the race on the podium held previous to the prize-giving event.