He French skater from the EOSkate World Team Nolan Beddiaf and the Navarrese Maite Ancin have reached the triumph for the purpose of La Reina Bridge of the XV Marathon that connects Pamplona with the aforementioned city.
A marathon of great interest for runners to be one of the few to leaves one place and arrives at another instead of being played in a closed circuit.
The Frenchman beat the test file, which dates back to 2017, stopping the clock at 1:03:11 hours, dropping the best time by 14 seconds. Beddiaf explained, in statements for the broadcast of the test, that it was “a good racea”, with “the most incredible landscapes as always”.
His strategy was to make a first “strong” climb to “see who was in shape” and then try to push on every climb. “The pace in the group we were in was good, with the favorable wind. The climbs are everything here,” explained Beddiaf, who believes that it was a better test, in general, than last year.
The skater Maite Ancin The clock stopped at 1:10:07 o’clock, lower the women’s test record by two minutes: “I am very happy, it was harder than last year“.
Ancín considered this year’s race “one of the most difficult” because the group he was in led him “at a very high rate”“We drew strength from where there was none. I saved my strength for the climbs,” he said.
The 42-kilometre race started in Pamplona at 10 a.m. Grove Street and some participated 300 skatersThe first skaters arrived at Puente la Reina after the first hour, having traveled Zizur, Paternáin, Ororbia, Ibero, Etxauri, Ciriza, Belascoáin, Orendain and Artazu, with several significant increases.
The maximum time stipulated to carry out the test was two and a half hours. P2P is open to all levels forks one of the most attractive marathons on the international scene.
That is why among the participants there are athletes from Europe, America and Asia, from countries like Canada, Argentina, Brazil, United States, Georgia or Iranin addition to several European countries. The female presence reaches 30%, according to data provided by the organization, a figure that increases year after year.
