SuperFast Innoporc 5K 2026

The SuperFast Innoporc 5K is a short road race in Segovia, Spain, starting from Avenida Acueducto at 10:30 AM. It is a 5-kilometer urban race focused on speed: the organizers suggest it may be one of the fastest 5Ks globally, with a route utilizing the downhill gradient of the old water channel that supplied the city’s Roman Aqueduct. The course remains within the city and passes by the Aqueduct, offering runners a fast attempt with one of Segovia’s most recognizable landmarks adjacent to the competition. Intenxity Sport organizes the race, with a standard entry fee of 13 euros. The inaugural edition was won by Rubén Ángel Fernández, a runner from Madrid affiliated with the Triatlón Zona de Meta club, establishing an early racing benchmark as the event aims to blend local history with a genuinely quick 5K format.