The Canary Islands recorded a double win in Spain’s National Lottery draw on July 25, 2026. Granadilla de Abona, in Tenerife, sold tickets bearing the first-prize number, 75.745, in draw number 060. A result entry published by Última Hora that evening was timestamped 22:00.
The second prize, number 44.322, went to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Arrecife, Lanzarote. In Las Palmas, the winning tickets were sold at Centro Comercial La Ballena, local T-31, at Carretera General del Norte, 112. The reported prize locations span Tenerife. The other two islands were Gran Canaria and Lanzarote.
Spain’s National Lottery is administered by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), the state body that organizes and markets the games. Result notices typically identify prize categories and the authorized sales points where winning tickets were distributed. The July 25 draw was a regular National Lottery event, separate from Spain’s Christmas Lottery.
Lottery prize announcements distinguish between the amount awarded per series and the amount received for an individual décimo. The July 25 results reported here identify the winning numbers and sales locations, but do not specify payout amounts.
Major sporting events and unexpected outcomes also capture public attention in Spain, as when Richard Carapaz secured a dramatic solo victory in the 2026 Tour de France. Lottery draws that deliver prizes to multiple locations can also become talking points, especially when several islands are involved in a single event.
Winning tickets are sold through authorized retailers, and participants and local communities closely follow prize announcements. The July 25 draw brought both first and second prizes to the Canary Islands, giving the result a three-island dimension and reinforcing the region’s connection to Spain’s lottery tradition.
