Javi Guerra and Irene Pelayo, Spanish marathon champions

The Segovian athlete Javi Guerra and the Cantabrian Irene Pelayo they declared Spanish marathon champions in the trial contested by streets of Zaragoza with the presence of nearly 6,000 participants between the 42,195 km race and the 10K, which were run simultaneously.

The day is marked by the wind that blows in Mann Filter Zaragoza Marathon Caixabank que managed to keep better times despite the fact that the circuit has been modified compared to previous editions to try to make it faster.

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Guerra won his fourth national title with a time of 2:11:42 and did so ten years later while pelayo the gold medal was hung for the first time (2:34:03).

Guerra prevailed with great authority since he was left alone at kilometer 27 where he left the rest of the favourites. In the second position came Alex Jimenez (2:13:20) while the Kenyan Matthew Kiplagat it is third (2h15:31).

the checkered Alberto Puyelowho finished fifth, won the bronze medal with a time of 2:21:04 ahead of the veteran and historic athlete. Reyes Estevez (2:21:43).

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In the women’s event, after Pelayo, who also won enough, she reached the finish line Irene Lawrence but it does not compute for the Spanish Championship because it is not registered here, so Sonia Labrado (2:50:09), who was third, achieved the silver medal while Laura Navarro (3:07:06) it is made with copper.

In the 10K, with the participation of more than 4,000 registered, the forecast came true and the Aragonese Carlos Mayo clearly prevailed, reaching the finish line alone with a time of 29 minutes and 3 seconds before Pablo Salaverría and Ricard Pastó.

In women’s victory goes to the Basque runner Iraia Mendia who stopped the clock at 34:02, followed by the Aragonese Cristina Espejo and Isabel Linares.