The 7th #CarreraProFuturo brought together more than 1,400 participants on Sunday 26 March in the streets of central Madrid. In total, more than €19,000 was raised for our digital educational programme.
The winners of this year’s race were Hicham Sigueni (17:16) in the men’s category and Cristina Polanco (21:53) in the women’s category. Finlay Todd (17:47) and Sergio Salinero (17:55) came second and third in the men’s category, as did Marta Fernández (22:34) and Fernanda Real (23:03) in the women’s category.
Todo listo para el pistoletazo de salida de la #CarreraProFuturo 2023🏃♀️
— @Profuturo_ (@ProFuturo_) March 26, 2023
Emocionados por volver a las calles y seguir sumando kilómetros por la educación con todos vosotros.
¡Mucha suerte a los participantes!@fundacionTef @FundlaCaixa @mediodemadrid #EducarTransforma pic.twitter.com/Oq3FBHM5Mh
Presence of our #RunnersConCausa
Our annual gathering to accumulate kilometres in aid of education was attended by some of this year’s guests at #RunnersConCausa, our talks on running and solidarity chaired by athlete Chema Martínez, who also joined us on this special day for our educational programme.
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Paralympic athlete Lorenzo Albaladejo returned to sport after two years’ recovery with our 5.8 kilometres of solidarity. This week he outlined his maxim and the driving force in his life: “fight and don’t give up”. With this first ProFuturo bib, Lorenzo has left us with a new milestone in his history of resilience.
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Other #RunnersConCausa like Mago More and athletes like Abel Antón also joined the race, leaving us unforgettable moments that will soon be available on the #CarreraProFuturo 2023 page.
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