Jan Torrella and Onditz Iturbe, Spanish Mountain Racing Champions

Canfranc station Lucía spectacular this Sunday and nearly a hot one to receive participants in the Spanish Mountain Racing Championship. After the day yesterday where it was the turn for vertical climbing specialists, now long trials on the weekend are played in the full category, Sub23, Sub20, Sub18 and Master. With the removal and purpose located at the station itself, the route consists of a return with a maximum level of 1574 meters. The approximate distance of the full championship was 14.3 kilometers with a positive slope of 775 meters of climbing, which rotated that route.

In the men’s category, whose removal was given at 9:00 am, the great test animator became ‘Chiki’ Pérez, a run -run debutant but with a broad history both on the route and on the track. Manchego did not think and since the first climb put a demanding rhythm, which led him to be crowned 30 seconds of the advantage of a trident developed by álex García Carrillo, Spain champion yesterday on the upbringing, Jan Torrella and Iba Larrea.

However, in the descent specialists put a career order and commanded, to lead the test of a álex García who wanted to control during the desired kilometers where ‘Chiki’ Pérez suffered. At the beginning of the second spin, the advantage of Garcia, Larrea and Torrella was about 15 seconds about ‘Chiki’, which at that time was accompanied by the ïu net. In the second climb, Jan Torrella ordered and placed a powerful rhythm left by the head group in two units, as only Iba Larrea endured without álex García who could respond, passing a point higher than 21 seconds of leaders.

But the breed was on the legs of the Sub23 Jan Torrella, which was thrown into the descent to advise the final blow that allowed him to leave alone. In a long step and convincing, it opened a hole with Larrea that could not be measured and allowed her to enjoy the last breed meters in the Canfranc station environment. Finally, he made the victory to stop Chrono at 1:05:25 and revive the title of the Spanish Mountain Racing Champion also adding gold to the Sub23 category. In the background, álex García chases Iba Larrea and announced a runner -up in Spain after a deadly sprin who finally left Larrea with a bronze medal, both May 1:05:51. Fourth is the net net, silver also in the Sub23 category, and fifth Eugeni Gil. The Sub23 Podium was closed by Marcos Villamuera, which is sixteen in the full category. Both Torrella and Garcia are getting a preselection for the Trail World Championship that will perform this last weekend of September in the same area.

Through the clubs, the CE Penedès took the gold medal thanks to the efforts of the ïu net, Jan Castillo and Arnau Aranda. Silver through the clubs was carried by CA Gandía-Alpena, which exchanged positions along with the penedès with respect to the climb yesterday. He closed the podium of El Goierri Garaia Clubs.

Onditz Iturbe and Claudia Estévez’s great debut

For 11:00 AM, the female trial, Sub23 and Master (from F35 to F65) were scheduled and despite the fact that the test remained compact in the first 5 minutes of career, it was “Rute” Claudia Estévez who took the command when the road was tight and the hardest part of the climb began. Through a script similar to the man’s test, Debutante Estévez has increased the trial to be crowned the first two laps with 15 seconds on Onditz Iturbe, the vertical skill expert yesterday was silver in the Spanish championship.

The little expectations that Claudia Estévez endured the leadership in the descent and even though Onditz Iturbe chased him, the motor -Fold did not allow himself to be advanced and maintained the head of the race. At that time, Júlia Font and Laia Montoya were third and fourth, after recovering positions in the descent, advancing others to Lidia Campo, 10K specialist and half a marathon en route.

However, in the second of Onditz Iturbe’s climb he put another march and released his capabilities as a climb, expanding the advantage with a little with Claudia Estévez, who in the middle of the climb saw how Júlia Font reached his height to fight for the silver medal in the last part of the trial.

When Onditz Iturbe reached the highest point of tour, there was little doubt that he would be the athlete declared Spanish champion in Canfranc, as his advantage was a minute and a half. In the background, Claudia Estévez tried to squeeze her properties and restrict the rope with the Júlia Font, which as a good running specialist would wait for the descent to try to advise her silver medal attack.

Finally, Onditz Iturbe arrived at the Canfranc station with a wide advantage and enjoyed the last meter before reaching the end line and achieving the champion of the Spanish Mountain racing champion, added to the Preselect Square for the Trail Running World Championship. Iturbe, who stopped at Chrono at 1:18:07 also won his second weekend medal because of the vertical climb he became silver. The second career position was finally for the Júlia Font, which marked the differences -Difficulty in the descent, was planted in the end line with 1:19:10 and also made the preselect for the World Cup. Bronze was hanging by Claudia Estévez, a railroad debutant running and signed the best results of her sports career closing the podium with 1:19:59. The places of honor were completed by Laia Montoya, Dalia Alonso (first Sub 23), Claudia Corral and debutants Lidia Campo and Kaouto Boulaid. In the Sub23 category the title was brought by Dalia Alonso, with silver for Núria Llansó and the copper for Blanca Batlle.

As the team classified, the success was brought by Metasport Ribarroja Turia thanks to the good work of Paula Mata, Laura Domene and Natalia Bermúdez de Castro. Silver by Sets is for Broga Jab and copper for Durango Kirol Taldea.

After the absolute, sub23 and master races, the turn of the Sub20 and Sub18 came, competing with a tour of the tour and where the youngest flew. In a joint race, the fastest of the men was the Sub18 Yeray Hernández, which was also yesterday in the vertical climb and in this way the Preselect Square was achieved for the Canfranc World Cup. And not only Hernández stood, but the first three online athletes became Sub18, with Carlos García as Plata and Gerard López Bronze. Fourth in the career and the first sub20 was Didac Marza, with Eloy Martínez as the second classified in this category and Tomás Blanco was shaking in the third position of the podium.

In the female category, SUB20 is leading the career, with a general success and their category for Burgos Inés Herault, which has achieved the direct presemental plaza for the World Cup and joins it in the podium of Mar Espartero and Laura Ordials. Among Sub18, the gold medal was again for Nuria Calzada, who also won a vertical climb, while the silver was taken by Sandra Velasco and the marine bronze Pujalte.