Best Master Athletes: Rosa Escribano and José Vicente Rioseco
"Thank you for this first recognition. I am very proud and I thank my family, my coach, my friends and the Spanish Federation. 2019 was a beautiful year in terms of results and I hope to continue to achieve success in the years to come"Ortega commented.
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The other finalists were the Extremaduran hammer thrower Javier Cienfuegos (finalist in the World Cup and four records in Spain) and Fernando Carro (national record of 3,000 meters hurdles in Monaco)
Peleteiro was once again a finalist in a World Cup (sixth in Doha), but he also became an absolute national record holder in triple jump with a mark of 14.73 that gave him the gold medal at the European Indoor Championships in Glasgow.
"I’m very excited about the good things and the not so good. This year 2020 I will not compete, to take 2021 with all the strength in the world"said the Galician.
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The other finalists were the Catalan mediofondista Esther Guerrero and the Andalusian marcher María Pérez.
Awards proclaimed this Saturday
Athletics Generation Award: Salma Celeste Paralluelo and Ignacio Sáez (400 sprint meters).
Best under-20 athletes: María Vicente (heptatlnó) and Yasiel Sotero (discus throw).
Best U23 athletes: Celia Antón and Adrián Ben (middle distance runners).
Absolute best athletes: Orlando Ortega (110 meters hurdles) and Ana Peleteiro (triple jump).
Friday prizes
In the first part of the virtual gala, held this Friday, the following were delivered with the Catalan Federation as the best:
Best indoor organizer: Villa de Madrid.
Best outdoor organizer: Meeting de Madrid.
Best organizer of 100 km en route: Santander.
Best Marathon organizer: Valencia.
Best Half Marathon organizer: Valencia.
Best organizer of 10 km in Route: San Silvestre Vallecana.
Best Mile En Route organizer: Berango.
Best Cross Country Organizer: Atapuerca.
Best March organizer: Cantonese GP.
Best Trail Running Organizer: Penyagolosa.
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Best Federation: Catalan.
Best Club (men and women): Playas de Castellón.
‘Woman and Athletics’ Award: Niurka Montalvo (world longitude champion in Seville’99).
Best Master Athletes: Rosa Escribano and José Vicente Rioseco.
Best Judge and Best New Judge: Orlando Millán and Adelaida Perea.
Award ‘José Luis Torres’ Best Coach and Best Coach ‘Athletics Generation’: Antonio Fuentes (by Javier Cienfuegos) and Fernando Martínez (by Catalan María Vicente).
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Records of Spain broken in 2019: Oscar Husillos (400 meters on indoor track), Fernando Carro (3,000 meters hurdles.), Ana Peleteiro (triple jump), Javier Cienfuegos (hammer throw), Manuel Quijera (javelin throw), María Vicente (pentathlon and heptathlon), Raquel González and Julia Takacs (50 kilometers walk).
The Generalitat de Catalunya will approve new restrictions today to try to stop the expansion of the coronavirus in the territory, which in the last 24 hours has communicated more than 5,000 infections. There are several measures that will be imposed from this weekend, the most important being the perimeter confinement, which will be different from the one agreed in other autonomous communities.
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The Government will close Catalonia from tomorrow for 15 days, but with a nuance: from Friday at 06:00 to Monday at the same time, all the municipalities of the community will also be closed perimeter, something that has already been decided to do in the provinces of Seville, Jaén and Granada, although in the latter cases for a prolonged period until next November 9.
It is also expected that all extracurricular, cultural and sports activities (including the closure of gyms) will be suspended for 15 days, while non-essential commerce will have new restrictions, even without knowing if they will be capacity or schedule. It will be from 1:00 p.m. when we learn about the future of the perimeter confinement of Catalonia in a press conference.
Spaniard Orlando Ortega chained his third consecutive win of the season, winning this Tuesday in the final of the 110-meter hurdles at the Janusz Kusocinski Memorial held in the Polish town of Chorzow with a time of 13.25 seconds.
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A brand that did well serve the Spanish, current Olympic runner-up, to rise comfortably with victory, did not allow him to lower his best record of the season, the 13.11 that he signed on August 14 in Monaco.
Lacking renowned rivals, unlike what happened in Monaco, where the Spaniard defeated the Briton Andrew Pozzi, or a few days later in the Hungarian town of Szekesfehervar, where he beat world champion Grant Holloway with a time of 13.21, Orlando Ortega he didn’t need to show his best version.
The Spaniard was 18 hundredths ahead of the American Aaron Mallett, second with a mark of 13.43, and by 19 over the American Freddie Crittenden, third with a time of 13.44.
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With this victory, Orlando Ortega, who leads the world rankings for the year with the 13.11 he signed in Monaco, continues to count all his participations in the 110-meter hurdles this season as victories.
The Fortuna Sports Club has reported that the 2020 edition of the Behobia-San Sebastián, scheduled for Sunday, November 8, "will not be held this year" due to the situation caused by the coronavirus. As the organizer of the popular athletic event, the club has stated that "The pandemic and its impact on the race have caused the most difficult moment in the entity’s centennial history, even putting its continuity in question".
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In a statement https://worldbets.top/en/1xbet/, C.D Fortuna has conveyed that its intention at all times "It has been and is to generate the least damage to those who are the engine of the Behobia-San Sebastián" and has qualified as "It is essential to guarantee the safety of all the people who make up the Behobia: participants, volunteers, health personnel and that public that turns it into a party".
However, he added, in the current circumstances, "ensure a completely safe environment" for all those people there was, "right now", out of reach.
Fortuna has indicated that the decision has been adopted "following consultations with the relevant institutions and entities". The entity has remarked that "They have been difficult months, but also a lot of effort, imagination, analysis, studies and enthusiasm, in which we have worked on a career plan adapted to the situation of the moment".
In this context, "Right now, the latest evolution of the pandemic has too many variables to cope with", for which the sports club has thanked "support in these hard times" because this situation "has caused the most difficult moment of C.D. Fortuna in its centennial history, even questioning its continuity".
After the suspension, the organization offers those who have already registered the following options: save the registration for the edition of 2021 (November 14) or 2022 (November 13); request a refund of the registration fee in a maximum of 18 months (discounting 6 euros for management expenses) or make a full or partial donation of the registration to C.D. Fortune.
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In the next few days, the people who have made their registration will receive an email in which the procedure for communicating their choice will be explained. Those who decide to save the registration for a later edition, will receive by email a discount coupon for the ‘Virtual Behobia’ of this edition.
Briton Spencer Thomas, with a time of 4:16 in the men’s category, and Esther Guerrero, from Bahia, with 4:51 in the women’s category, won the 35th edition of the Sagrada Familia Mile that this Sunday was held in Barcelona.
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Spencer Thomas, a 22-year-old from Sussex (UK), British Under-23 800m champion, with a best time of 1,500 of 3:42 and 4:10 in the Mile, had a very tactical race to win.
Llorenç Sales, from Tarragona, champion of Catalonia of 1,500 indoor, carried the burden of the test during most of the route, together with Barça player Artur Bossy, Jesús Gómez from Burgos -spain champion of 1,500 indoors-, and Madrid Fernando Carro, runner-up in Europe in 3,000 m hurdles.
It was not until the final sprint in which Thomas, with 4:16, beat Sales (4:17) on the same finish line, followed by Gómez and Bossy, along with the young 20-year-old Uruguayan runner based in Girona, Santiago Catofre, who relegated Carro to sixth position
The Banyoles runner Esther Guerrero, winner of the race in 2017 and current champion of Spain of the 1,500 in indoor track, had no rival in the women’s event to prevail with a time of 4:51, four seconds behind the record of the current circuit, held by the Galician Solange Pereira, with 4:47 from last year.
The second position was for the Barcelona Zoya Naumov (AA Catalnuya), with 4:54, surpassing the British Beth Kidger (4:55), third in the sprint.
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