The circuits were: 3 km participatory; 10 km competitive and participatory, and the kids circuit. Leo Nardini, Luis Vivona, Noe Correa and María Luján Salgado were with the families at this great sports event.
“Circuito Malvinas” received a crowd in its fifth edition
He mayor of the municipality of Malvinas Argentinas, Leo Nardini; the 1st vice president of the Buenos Aires Senate, Luis Vivona; the Secretary General, Noe Correa; and the Secretary of Government and Institutional Monitoring, Lic. María Luján Salgado; accompanied the families in the fifth edition of the “Malvinas Circuit”.
“Happy for this fifth edition, sport in Falklands continues to grow, more than 10 thousand participants in the 10 km, 3 km and kids circuit categories (450 and 800 meters). People of all ages and levels participate, people with disabilities, elderly neighbors, it is a sports festival,” he described Nardini.
The opening race started at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday from near the Municipal Palace. T-shirts, bib numbers with a built-in chip, and water for hydration of the runners were handed out.
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More than 10,000 people ran in the 5th edition of “Circuito Malvinas”
The podium winners of the men’s 10 km competitive category were, first, Alan Niestroj; second place, Rodrigo Berdezagar; and third place, Diego Tevez. While in the women’s category, the first to reach the finish line was Breeze Ojeda; secondly, Pamela Maidana; and third place was achieved by Guadalupe Rougier. Trophies were awarded to the winners, and medals to all participants.
“People who like to run, who do running, be it Falklands or from other municipalities, finds out and comes to participate every year,” commented the community leader, and concluded: “The idea is to promote, encourage and strengthen sport, and raise awareness among people to do physical activity because it benefits life. of everyone. Today the family ran.”
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In this way, “Circuito Malvinas” is the second massive sporting event that takes place in the municipality during the month of November. TheJ first was “Night Mile”and the next one will be “Bike Fest”, on December 1, an event that was scheduled for November 17, and was rescheduled due to weather issues. Each one of them, free and open to the entire community.
Source: Ambito
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