Genís Grau and Sara Guerrero win the 2025 Spanish Triathlon Championship in A Coruña.
Yesterday, May 31st, the decisive day of the 2025 Spanish Triathlon Championship took place in A Coruña.
Under a vibrant atmosphere, Genís Grau, of the Cidade de Lugo Fluvial, and Sara Guerrero, from Náutico de Narón, were proclaimed national champions in the Olympic distance.
Both delivered memorable performances on an urban circuit that tested endurance, strategy, and heart.
Tight finish in the women's elite
In the women's test, Sara Guerrero She took the title with a time of 1h49m43s after an attack in the final kilometer that separated her from a very compact group. Just three seconds later, they crossed the finish line. Maite Jiménez-Orta (U-23 champion) and Alejandra SeguiThe top 5 was completed by Maria Casals y Natalie Castro.
In the team category, Náutico de Narón took the overall victory, while Cidade de Lugo Fluvial was the best U-23 team.
Genís Grau wins with a lethal attack
The men's race was equally intense. Genís Grau He took the gold with a time of 1h38m17s, after a devastating change of pace in the last 500 meters. He was followed Izan Edo, second and under-23 champion, and Stephen Basanta, who finished in a great third place.
Cidade de Lugo Fluvial took the team victory in both categories, followed by Peñota Dental Alusigma and Saltoki Trikideak in the elite category, and Diablillos de Rivas in the U-23 category.
Youth players on the rise: Alba Núñez and Xavi Cabanilles
Among the youngest, the youth titles went to Alba Nunez (E-Triathlon Valladolid) and Xavi Cabanilles (Gandía Triathlon).
The women's podium was completed by Livia Guillén y Marta Pardillos, while the men's team had Arcadi Sala y Ruiman DelgadoIn the club competition, Squali Carabanchel and Flor de Triatló Platja Llarga took home the women's and men's titles respectively.
Sunday for Age Groups, Juniors and Youth Pho3nix
The action continues with the Age Group and Junior category events. In addition, a new round of the Pho3nix Kids Triathlon Series by Javier Gómez Noya, with a great atmosphere and participation in lower categories (Prebenjamin to Cadet), highlighting the boost to the base of Spanish triathlon.
