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The CaixaBank 3x3 Circuit Sets Record with 115,000 Visitors in 2026

The CaixaBank 3x3 Circuit 2026 totals 115,000 visitors and 5,407 players across eleven cities. The tour features free basketball and charitable support for scored triples.

Beatriz Lorenzo Aguirre
Beatriz Lorenzo Aguirre
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The CaixaBank 3x3 Circuit 2026 concludes its fourteenth season with a new attendance record and 5,407 players in eleven Spanish cities.

The CaixaBank 3x3 Circuit 2026 has concluded its fourteenth season with 115,000 visitors, a new attendance record, according to Mundo Deportivo. The tour visited eleven Spanish cities with free outdoor basketball.

The competition started at the end of April in Madrid and finished in the first week of October in Málaga. A total of 5,407 players participated across 1,262 teams, who played 2,039 matches. In addition to Madrid and Málaga, the circuit stopped in San Fernando, Vigo, Salamanca, Santander, Vitoria, Pamplona, Guadalajara, Cáceres, and Valladolid.

The initiative #MárcateUnTripleSolidario returned for the third consecutive year. The nearly 15,000 triples scored during the tour were converted into financial aid from the “la Caixa” Foundation for inclusion and equality projects in each municipality. The circuit also included the Basket & Art project, featuring 11 urban graffiti at the final stop in Málaga.

The Women’s Universe Court hosted the finals for the female categories, with female participation reaching 35% of the total. Salamanca had the highest female representation, with 49% of player registrations. The wheelchair basketball segment included 12 teams and over 70 athletes for the fourth season.

This season saw the incorporation of imagin, the digital bank of CaixaBank, with its own court and urban entertainment proposals. At the closing event in Málaga, attended by over 12,000 people, the

Beatriz Lorenzo Aguirre

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