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ITU supports Iberoamerican race in Cuba

By Erin Greene | 05 Nov, 2014

ITU President Marisol Casado joined Spain’s Director General of Sports Ana Muñoz, Cuban ambassador to Spain Eugenio Martínez and Spanish Triathlon Federation President José Hidalgo in promoting the upcoming Iberoamerican Championships in Cuba.

Set to take place from January 24-25, 2015, the weekend will see Iberoamerican Championship titles contested in sprint, middle and long distance races.

“It was always clear we wanted to support this event,” said Spanish Federation President José Hidalgo. “We have learned a lot in this cooperation, as countries like Italy and Spain have been working with Cuba to organize the race, and how sport can bring cultures together.”

“This is a great project, a project of cooperation, like (Hidalgo) said, it’s a project that brings so many different people together. I’m very happy ITU is also involved in supporting the race,” ITU President Casado said.

“The Cuban government is committed to supporting the event and is very happy to have the opportunity to show Cuban hospitality and Habana to the world,” Cuban ambassador Eugenia Martínez said.

“Sport is about much more than just competing. It has the ability to transcend prejudice, to move people and build relationships in a pacifistic manner,” said Director General of Sports Ana Muñoz.

Related Event: 2015 Habana ITU Long Distance Triathlon Series Event and Iberoamerican Championships
25 Jan, 2015 • event pageall results
Results: Elite Men
1. Juan Manuel Asconape ARG 10:41:19
2. Hector Fonseca CRC 10:46:20
3. Raul Alcolea Gonzalez CUB 10:55:13
4. Christopher Lopez Fong MEX 10:59:17
5. Txomin Bustindui ESP 11:00:31
6. Antonio Diaz Morales PER 11:31:34
7. Andres Leonardo Jurado Montoya CHI 11:46:06
8. Eduardo Cardenas Quezada MEX 11:47:25
9. Emiliano Torres Madron URU 11:50:31
10. Antonio Aceves Jimenez MEX 11:51:53
Results: Elite Women
1. Kathleen Smith USA 12:53:12
2. Tabata Carrasco Pinal MEX 13:24:24
3. Alicia Garcia Perez ESP 14:34:57
Results: 35-39 Female AG
1. Tabata Carrasco Pinal MEX 13:24:24
Results: 45-49 Female AG
1. Alicia Garcia Perez ESP 14:34:57
Results: 55-59 Female AG
1. Kathleen Smith USA 12:53:12
Results: 25-29 Male AG
1. Edgar Cid Guerrero MEX 12:13:34
2. Omar Ochoa Arreola MEX 12:18:03
3. Elias Orozco MEX 12:24:05
4. Yandi Perez Meireles CUB 13:37:05
5. Alberto Garcia Portanel MEX 15:01:34