Betuel González and Itziar Abascal absolute winners of the VII edition of the “Murallas del Infierno” Swimming Crossing 2023

The test took place this Sunday, November 26

Betuel González and Itziar Abascal were proclaimed absolute winners of the 6.5 km crossing in the male and female categories, while in the 1.5 km crossing, the absolute male winner was Ángel Manuel Rodríguez and in the female category it was Lorena Trujillo.

In the general men's category, first place in the 6.5 km distance went to Betuel González with 1:17:52, second Rafael O'Shanahan with 1:21:40 and third Endika Pradera with 1:23:56. In the general female category, the winner was Itziar Abascal with a time of 1:29:37, María Candelaria Lorenzo finished second with 1:32:58 and Victoria Sánchez came in third place with 1:34:30.

As for the general men's category in the 1.5 km test, the winner was Ángel Manuel Rodríguez with a time of 23:27, in second place Valerio Chinea with 23:28 while Francisco Rippa came in third place with a time from 11:30 p.m. In women, swimmer Lorena Trujillo dominated the 1.5 km test with a time of 25:54, swimmer Cristina Boti finished in second place with a time of 25:58 and Carol Fernández finished in third place with a time of 27. :10.

As for the local participants, it should be noted that the first male position in the 6.5 km distance went to José Carlos Sánchez with a time of 1:39:04 and Adolfo Delgado finished second with a time of 2:01:47. . In the local women's category of 6.5, the first swimmer to reach the finish line was Belén Socas with a time of 1:53:57, second was Annick Vande Kerckhove with a time of 1:54:10 and Raquel Jiménez León finished third with 1: 54:12.

In the local men's 1.5 km race, Emilio Jesús del Barrio came in first place with a time of 27:16. In the local women's 1.5 km category, the first swimmer was Ana Belén González with 32:56, second place went to Xana Fulda with 32:59 and Mara Álvarez finished in third place with 34:17.

Present at the trophy presentation were the Councilor for Sports, Juan Carlos González, the Councilor for Commerce, Germán Jiménez, the Councilor for Citizen Participation, Brenda Dévora and the Councilor for Works and Services, Alexandra León.