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Sharm el-Sheikh (Egypt): Naama Bay Promenade.
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IRONMAN 70.3 Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.
Race Naama Bay on your terms.

A 1.9 km loop in Naama Bay. Ninety kilometres from El Salam Road onto the highway, including two 18 km laps. Then three urban and coastal run loops.

Sharm el-Sheikh (Egypt): Naama Bay Promenade.

Course
Swim 1.9 km · Bike 90 km · Run 21.1 km
Historical air
24–35°C

What could you race?

I’m Tom, the coach behind Sense Endurance Coaching. Tell me where you are now and I’ll show you what a strong day in Naama Bay could look like.

Let’s build your race

Let’s build your race.

Your age and race category help me estimate where that performance could place you. They don’t determine how fast I think you can race.

Change units

Count the highway laps without racing them.

The two short laps sit inside a longer ninety-kilometre ride. Keep the same effort through the approach, repeats and return so the three-loop run starts with a plan you can still hold.

Naama Bay · swim start

Settle before you look for a faster group.

The Naama Bay swim calls for a controlled opening and regular sighting.

Seed honestly. Settle into rhythm.

El Salam Road and highway · opening bike

Set your effort before the repeated section.

With little terrain to force pacing discipline, it's easy to override on this smooth, rolling highway. Hold your number regardless of how easy it feels.

Cap opening effort. Fuel early.

Towards T2 · remaining bike

Keep the return as controlled as the laps.

Maintain your opening effort and finish planned nutrition before the three-loop run.

Stay patient. Finish planned nutrition.

Urban and coastal roads · run loop one

Choose a pace that leaves room for cooling.

Let the first urban-and-coastal loop feel easy, not fast, and manage the heat from the start.

Easy first aid station. Check posture.

Run loops two and three

Use the repeats to check effort, not just time.

Repeat the first loop's effort rather than letting it drift in the heat.

Stay tall. Keep fuelling.

Urban and coastal roads · final run loop

Decide what the first two loops left you.

Only progress on the final loop once the first two have held together.

Choose the last move late.

What to check in race week

Locate the Naama Bay swim exit and transition, then check the complete highway lap sequence. Use the forecast to decide your cooling routine and confirm the aid and cooling supplies available on course.

Forecast statusToo early for a forecast

A race-day forecast is not meaningful yet; check back closer to the event.

Temperature
24.1–34.6°CDew point centred on 12.2°C
Wind and gusts
9.2 km/hGusts up to 31.0 km/hPrevailing direction NE
Rain likelihood
Up to 0%Wet-surface uncertainty retained

Historical baseline, 2019–2025 · Open-Meteo historical archive · Updated 2026-09-14.Historical comparison only. This is not a forecast for 2026.

Race-week email is available once the organiser confirms the event date.

Build the legs.
Practise the decisions.

A finish range gives you something to work towards. The preparation is specific to this race: Training has to make a smooth rolling ride controlled enough to leave three urban and coastal run loops at a steady effort.

I’m Tom. With Sense Endurance Coaching, I’ll build that preparation around your life, follow how you respond and adjust the work as you get closer to Naama Bay.

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