The Real Alcázar hosted the final official event of the 36th edition of the Seville race to honour the top athletes by category, para-athletes, and the leading Andalusian and Sevillian runners.

The XXXVI Zurich Seville Marathon officially brought down the curtain this Tuesday with its Awards Gala. After doing the same on Sunday with the elite runners and the wheelchair division, it was now the turn of the remaining categories of a race that once again surpassed nearly all its historical records, with 13,800 participants, close to 10,500 finishers, over 4,000 visitors and 2,000 women, in addition to breaking the absolute men's and women's course records.

The Admiral’s Hall of the Royal Alcázars of Seville took over from the Paseo de las Delicias, the start and finish area of the Sevillian race, to present acknowledgements to the top finishers in up to 16 categories, from sub20 to Master 75, as well as athletes with disabilities, Andalusian and Sevillian runners, and the top three clubs.

The event was attended by the Delegate for Ecological Transition and Sports, David Guevara, accompanied by the manager of the Municipal Sports Institute, Manuel Nieto, as well as representatives of the brands Zurich, Hipotecas.com, Martimar, Coca-Cola and ABC, sponsors and partners of the Zurich Seville Marathon.

LIST OF AWARD WINNERS

Women’s Sub20

1. Katie Pope

Men’s Sub20

1. Aurelien Marchand
2. Francesco Segoloni
3. Matthew Caves

Women’s Sub23

1. Sifan Melaku
2. María Romero Ledo
3. Maeve Brin

Men’s Sub23

1. Alexander Asberg
2. Rares Imre Miklos
3. Miguel Ángel Malpica

Women’s Senior

1. Juliet Chekwel
2. Gada Bontu
3. Josephine Chepkoech

Men’s Senior

1. Mekuant Ayenew Gebre
2. Barnabas Kiptum
3. Michael Kunyuga

Women’s Master 35

1. Marcela Gómez
2. Marta Galimany
3. Caroline Cheptanui

Men’s Master 35

1. Regasa Bejiga
2. Workneh Tesfa Tiruneh
3. Javier Guerra

Women’s Master 40

1. Hannah Lindholm
2. Elena Dolinin
3. Aroa Merino

Men’s Master 40

1. Mustafa Mohamed
2. Paulo Paula
3. Rubén Palomeque

Women’s Master 45

1. Svletana Oleynik
2. Merche Gómez
3. Soultana Toka

Men’s Master 45

1. José Luis Ferrer
2. David López
3. David White

Women’s Master 50

1. Sarah Davis
2. Sophie Hamon
3. Piedad Toro

Men’s Master 50

1. David Freeman
2. Pedro Lanz
3. José Luis Irurzun

Women’s Master 55

1. María Ionice Jonsson
2. Mónica Espejo
3. Aurora Bustelo

Men’s Master 55

1. Jon Arzubialde
2. Robert Gornall
3. Fernando Hernández

Women’s Master 60

1. Jacquie Phillips
2. Margaret Anderson
3. Metz Anne-Catherine

Men’s Master 60

1. Diego Villegas
2. Benny Melnitcki
3. Miguel Ríos

Women’s Master 65

1. Mary Linch
2. Isabel Carrera
3. Fournelle Noelle

Men’s Master 65

1. Ángel Nicolás Rodríguez
2. Manuel Rodríguez
3. Viktors Rodionovs

Women’s Master 70

1. Vera Nystad
2. Jane Davies
3. Yamina Ykrelef

Men’s Master 70

1. José Gil
2. José Oliva
3. Michele Giammanco

Men’s Master 75

1. Filipe Tomás
2. Giuseppe Binelli
3. Eduardo Silva

Athletes with physical/intellectual disabilities - women’s category

1. Edilene Teixeira
2. Susana Carvajal
3. Pilar Jiménez

Athletes with physical/intellectual disabilities - men’s category

1. Boris Vallés
2. Antonio Martínez
3. Luis Bustingorri

Andalusian women’s division

1. Blanca Benítez
2. Nuria Zambrano
3. Rocío Corrales

Andalusian men’s division

1. Manuel Santiago
2. Ángel Muñoz
3. Antonio Francisco Martín

Women’s Sevillian division

1. Remedios Pérez Lovera
2. Carolina Fernández
3. Nieves Infante
4. María Romero Ledo
5. Teresa Jiménez

Men’s Sevillian division

1. José Manuel Ramos
2. Francisco Pérez Cutiño
3. José Manuel Palma
4. Sergio Lorenzo
5. Juan Manuel Florido

Club rankings

1. Tigers Running Club
2. Los Lentos
3. Club de Atletismo Ciudad de Arcos