Christopher Jurado and Jorge Castelblanco, the best in 2023

Christopher Jurado, stands out among the best runners in 2023, having managed to run three good marathons incl Seville, Spain, Boquethey, 47th edition Panama International Marathon.

IN Seville Jurado achieved his best time at 42 kilometers 195 meters with 2 hours 19 minutes and 39 seconds.

Then in the first Boquete Marathon, Chiriquí, Jurado won with a time of 2:23:40 and became the absolute winner on November 26 Marathon International of Panama with 2.31:03.

He also won the Big4 Boquete series of 21 kilometers with a time of 1:12:50, he was second in Aguadu Half Marathonlce was among the top five in San Isidro Half Marathon in Pese and the third in Half Marathon Las Tablas.

Another who had great effect in Creole racing was José Euribiades Cedeño from Sante, who won five races between Summer Run, Trail Circuit and Cit Circuiti. Among them are the 21 kilometer Trillo in Cerro Azul and the 21 kilometer Summer with a time of 1:10:00.

Cedeño was third in average San Isidro Marathon where he set his personal record in the distance with a time of 1:09:29. He came after Kenyan Kiplagat Hosea and two-time Olympian Jorge Castelblanco. Third in his category at 21 km Panama International Marathoná, second on average Table marathon.

Another one who had a great game was Veragüense Daniel Gonzalezwho closed the year by winning the Punta Arenas Half Marathon in Costa Rica, was third overall in the 21 kilometer race. Panama International Marathon and second in his category with a time of 1:12:40.

González was the winner of the Las Tablas Half Marathon and the M Half MarathonBoquete International Marathon, He was also the best on the 27 kilometers of the Canajagua Trail. Winner of the 21 kilometer Big4 held between Cinto Costera and Chanis with a time of 1:12:50, he also won the 5 and 10 kilometer races in Chitré, Ocú, La Chorrera and Panama.

From your side Jorge Enrique Castelblanco, won 21 kilometers from Panama International MarathonWith a time of 1:11:50 he was second in the San Isidro Half Marathon in Pesé, Herrera. He was unable to travel to the Chicago Marathon due to injury and is now training in Colombia to seek the minimum mark for the 2024 Paris Olympics in Seville, Spain on February 18, which is 2:08.50.

We must highlight good work Edwin Rodríguez, Eduar Villalta, Diego Lucero, Rafael Vega, Billy Gordon, Elkin Mena, César Jurado, José Semprum and Jaime Caballero.