The event, starting at 5:00 PM, will unfold in a natural setting characterized by rockrose, pine trees, and streams. Participation has been limited to 450 runners due to the terrain's specific characteristics, ensuring an optimal experience for all athletes.
Although renowned athlete Juan Antonio Cuadrillero will be absent due to professional commitments, the race will feature other prominent competitors such as Pilar Arias and José María Gómez Santero, promising an exciting day of sport.
“"I want to thank everyone who makes it possible for this edition to surpass and improve each year, making the event a true benchmark."
The mayor of Guadarrama, during the event's presentation, expressed gratitude to the Athletics Club for their dedication in organizing the event, highlighting that the race has consolidated its position as one of the most important nationally.
“"When a runner comes to Guadarrama, they don't just come to run; they also get to know our tourism and our people."
The Sports councilor, for his part, emphasized the positive impact of sports on the community, underscoring the Government team's commitment to promoting family events that combine sport and nature.
The Vuelta a La Jarosa course, approximately nine kilometers long, is demanding yet accessible, featuring well-maintained forest paths and an itinerary that includes ascents and descents to add excitement to the encounter with nature. Over one hundred volunteers will assist runners throughout the race, with the start and finish located in the recreational area of the La Jarosa reservoir. Competitors will participate in five categories, from Senior to Veterans D, with special prizes for top finishers.
The Guadarrama City Council and numerous local businesses are collaborating with the Athletics Club to make this event possible. All detailed information about the race is available on its official website.
