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The ultra-endurance athlete Light Technical Cantabria wins I CarreBirras "STEEL" with a total of 57.200m.

runs in 4 hours, the 40,000m.

Correbirras the participant, with the winners in the "Bronze" and Paula Francisco Repupullo test Bonmatí

Nearby College of San Jorge, in the La Molina de Segura Alcayna have hosted this morning a feast as part of the I CarreBirras San Jorge.

A test which concluded in the case of absolute proof was not marked by distance but by the clock.

Specifically, the four hours of competition in the case of CarreBirras "steel" and two hours in the CarreBirras "BRONZE" resulting winners participants with greater distance traveled during this period, completing many laps were possible to 2,000m circuit.

Male CarreBirras absolute triumph in "steel" was for the athlete Light Technical ultradistance Cantabria David Lara, also winner in the category Steel A with a distance of 57.200m.

those mentioned for four hours.

After him, Pedro Serna, as innkeepers Sewer Winner Steel B with a total of 56.350m., With 3rd and winner of the Steel C Correbirras Jose Antonio Martin, completing 50.600m.

On the women's side it was also the best athlete of Correbirras Lidia Sanchez, taking Steel category C after covering 40,000m., Followed by Sarah Watkins, My Goal 42K, winning in steel with 35.200m.

He completed the podium and overcame all Steel C Mariajo Lopez of Correbirras, with a total of 27.700m.

Regarding the CarreBirras "BRONZE" the absolute triumph and bronze was for Mirca Sport Athlete Francisco Repupullo (27.800m.), Followed by Fran Correbirras Serano, winning Bronze B (27.400m.) And Julio Tenepaguay , CD Hoya del Campo, 2nd Bronze B (27.300m.).

In females the victory was for the Athlete Clinic Puerto Lumbreras - Mobel Sport - (. 26.400m) Nogalte Paula CA Bonmatí, also taking bronze category the winner ahead of Marja Töytäri Bronze C, CA Finland Torrevieja (25.500m .) and his partner Hanne club Salminen, 1st Bronze D (22.700m.).

Source: FAMU