Success in Participation for the IV Occupational Risk Prevention Race in Madrid Río

Hundreds of runners completed the 10k and 2k races in a festive day that promoted a culture of prevention and healthy habits.

Image of the IV Race for Occupational Risk Prevention held in Madrid Río with runners of all ages and abilities.
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Image of the IV Race for Occupational Risk Prevention held in Madrid Río with runners of all ages and abilities.

The Community of Madrid successfully held the IV Race for Occupational Risk Prevention in Madrid Río, gathering hundreds of participants despite inclement weather.

The sporting event, organized by the Regional Institute for Safety and Health at Work (IRSST), saw a significant turnout of runners who completed the 10k and 2k distances. The event was marked by great enthusiasm and a firm commitment to promoting prevention in the workplace.
Beyond the athletic competitions, attendees enjoyed complementary activities such as a Zumba session, a physiotherapy area, and a gait analysis offered by professional podiatrists. The race served as a meeting point for experienced runners, amateurs, and families, fostering the promotion of healthy habits.
Inclusion was a fundamental pillar, with the participation of runners with functional diversity and the support of associations like La Vida en Rosa and Brújula para la Inclusión, reinforcing the initiative's social commitment.
In the men's 10k category, Borja Álvarez took first place with a time of 33:55. The women's victory in the same distance went to Patricia Rodríguez Calvo, who finished in 39:31. The top three finishers in each category received gift baskets with Denomination of Origin products from the Community of Madrid.
With this fourth edition, the IRSST reaffirms its efforts in promoting actions aimed at improving well-being and creating safer work environments in the region.
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (07/10/2026)