Esther Gil was at the highest level during the
Female Iberian Foot Orienteering Championships, winning the Middle and Long Distance titles. In the Men Elite, Roger Casal was the strongest in
these distances, while Eduardo Gil was the winner in the Sprint.
Mariana Moreira took the Iberian Sprint title.
In an atmosphere dominated by the idilic
“beirã” scenery, between mountains, rivers and breathtaking
valleys, took place this weekend, in Aguiar da Beira, the Female
Iberian Foot Orienteering Championships. The event was organized by
the Clube de Orientação de Estarreja and registered the presence of
595 athletes, about half of which from the neighbouring Spain. In
addition to assigning the female Iberian titles in the Middle, Long
and Sprint distances, the Female Iberian Foot Orienteering
Championship scored in all distances for the Vitalis Portuguese Foot
Orienteering Cup 2016 and for the Spanish Foot Orienteering League
2016.
In the Women Elite class, Esther Gil
(Colivenc) was the greatest winner, achieving the Iberian Middle and
Long Distance titles by really strong margins. The Portuguese
Mariana Moreira (CPOC) - defending here all three Iberian titles achieved last year in Pontevedra -,
was faster than anyone else in the Sprint, being second placed on the
remaining distances. Overall, the Championships assigned 27 Iberians
titles, eleven in the Long and Middle Distances and five in the Sprint. The
Portuguese athletes achieved sixteen titles, with the remaining eleven titles staying on the
Spanish athletes. Individually, the focus are over the Spanish Kika
Basáran (Toledo-O) and the Portuguese Filipa Rodrigues (ADFA), who
achieved all the three titles, in the W16 and W20 classes,
respectively. Also worth mentioning the Portuguese Beatriz Sanguino
(CPOC) in W18 and Herminia Tavares (COV - Natura) in W60, with two
Iberian titles each.
As for the Men Elite class, Roger Casal
(Colivenc) also won the Middle and Long Distance stages, in the first
case with a lead of 1:34 over Javier Ruiz de la Herrán (COMA) and in
the second case beating Eduardo Gil (Tjalve ) by a comfortable
margin of 3:58. Eduardo Gil won the Sprint stage, with the
Portuguese Tiago Romão (GafanhOri) at 51 seconds. Reference to the
victories in all stages for Jose Antonio Garcia (Lorca-O) in the M40
class, José Fernandes (.COM) in M55 class, Francisco Coelho (Club
TAP) in M70 class and Joaquim da Costa (GD4C) in M75 class.
Results
Middle Distance
Men Elite (4,5 Km 280 m 15 C)
1. Roger Casal (Colivenc) 34:29 (+
00:00)
2. Javier Ruiz de la Herrán (COMA)
36:03 (+ 01:34)
3. Pau Llorens (COB) 36:25 (+ 01:56)
4. Tiago Martins Aires (GafanhOri)
36:33 (+ 02:04)
5. Manuel Horta (GafanhOri) 36:44 (+
02:15)
Women Elite (3,4 Km 195 m 15 C)
1. Esther Gil (Colivenc) 34:23 (+
00:00)
2. Mariana Moreira (CPOC) 39:11 (+
04:48)
3. Carolina Delgado (GD4C) 41:17 (+
06:54)
4. Guadalupe Moreno (Monte El Pardo)
47:58 (+ 13:35)
5. Marta Guijo (Via Plata ) 51:23 (+
17:00)
Sprint
Men Elite (3,4 Km 140 m 23 C)
1. Eduardo Gil (Tjalve) 14:29 (+ 00:00)
2. Tiago Romão (GafanhOri) 15:20 (+
00:51)
3. Pau Llorens (COB) 15:24 (+ 00:55)
4. Tiago Martins Aires (GafanhOri)
16:05 (+ 01:36)
5. Greg Ahlswede (Escondite-M) 16:22 (+
01:53)
Women Elite (2,8 Km 110 m 18 C)
1. Mariana Moreira (CPOC) 15:40 (+
00:00)
2. Raquel Costa (GafanhOri) 15:53 (+
00:13)
3. Marta Guijo (Via Plata) 16:23 (+
00:43)
4. Carolina Delgado (GD4C) 17:35 (+
01:55)
5. Guadalupe Moreno (Monte El Pardo)
18:14 (+ 02:34)
Long Distance
Men Elite (11,9 Km 445 m 28 C)
1. Roger Casal (Colivenc) 1:23:35 (+
00:00)
2. Eduardo Gil (Tjalve) 1:27:33 (+
03:58)
3. Pau Llorens (COB) 1:33:03 (+ 09:28)
4. Javier Ruiz de la Herrán (COMA)
1:34:31 (+ 10:56)
5. Manuel Horta (GafanhOri) 1:35:18 (+
11:43)
Women Elite (7,8 Km 325 m 18 C)
1. Esther Gil (Colivenc) 1:11:12 (+
00:00)
2. Mariana Moreira (CPOC) 1:21:09 (+
09:57)
3. Raquel Costa (GafanhOri) 1:23:18 (+
12:06)
4. Carolina Delgado (GD4C) 1:26:46 (+
15:34)
5. Marta Guijo (Via Plata ) 1:31:04 (+
19:52)
Full results, maps, photos and further
information at http://cifo2016.ori-estarreja.pt/index.php/pt/.
[Archive photo]
Joaquim Margarido
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