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Carrera Cofrade Cuatro Millas 2026: results and winners

The fourth edition brought around 500 people to Cartagena, with the start and finish on Calle Campos.

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Corredores en una prueba urbana como la Carrera Cofrade Cuatro Millas 2026

Ángel Castillejo Flores and María de los Llanos García López won the Carrera Cofrade Cuatro Millas de Cartagena, held on Sunday 1 November in the Murcian city. The overall winners completed the race in 22:08 and 24:50, respectively.

The fourth edition brought around 500 people to Cartagena’s historic centre, with the start and finish on Calle Campos. The event combined racing with the presence of the city’s Holy Week brotherhoods.

The podium places and category winners

The overall race followed a 6.4-kilometre urban course linked to the city’s procession routes. The programme included races for children and adults, as well as a walking route.

Behind the overall winners, the following athletes completed the podium places:

  • Men’s second: José Carlos García León, 22:36.
  • Men’s third: Fernando Jiménez García, 23:12.
  • Women’s second: Rocío Aledo Guirao, 24:52.
  • Women’s third: Tetyana Chechel, 26:01.

There were also category victories:

  • Veterans A: David Santana and Gema Blaya Martínez.
  • Veterans B: Alberto Sánchez Cabaleiro and Ana Varela Trigo.
  • Veterans C: Paco Herráiz Ortega and Teresa López Paterna.
  • Veterans D: Antonio Aguilar Cervantes and Hanne Salminen.
  • Cadet and youth: Jorge Alcaraz Somoza and María Zamora Gallego.
  • Junior: Ángel Zamora Gallego and María Banegas Martínez.
  • Senior: Gonzalo Caldés and Paula Sánchez Sánchez.

Cartagena’s brotherhoods take part

The race named José María Soler Ros as its patron. He is an officer of the Cofradía California and coordinated the first three editions. Estrella Guillén Vilar, from the Agrupación de la Virgen del Primer Dolor, served as the children’s patron.

Salud Peñalver Luján, president of the Agrupación del Santo Sudario Marrajo, was the race’s institutional representative. The Holy Week brotherhood leaders also attended, alongside city councillors, including those responsible for sport and culture.

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