Ultra sierra nevada 2025

This is probably one of the toughest ultra-distance races in the Iberian Peninsula. This is my third time running this 100km event, with a gain of 5,600 meters. For me, it's undoubtedly the toughest, as I face the final stretch, reaching the final station of the Veleta. This race drains you of your strength, to the limit, but it will undoubtedly leave its mark on you. This year, I entered the race after preparing for a 100-mile race, and I accumulated a lot of training, training near my home in Sierra Elvira, where I gained strength, courage, and passion for this sport. It allowed me to do things I never thought I could do, helping me find myself again and be myself, able to do whatever I set out to do without fear. What can I say other than that thanks to Sierra Elvira, I was able to become the runner I have become, loving every stone, every path, because that's what it's all about: moving forward, forging a path toward your freedom to achieve your goal. And finally, in this video, I'll show you the results after hard training and a lot of dedication and passion for this sport. Thanks to all the volunteers and organizers of the USN event, to everyone who encouraged me, to everyone who hugged me along the way, giving me strength, to everyone who greeted me during the race, to everyone who cheered me on from a distance as if you were there. Thank you Toni for being my partner in this race. Thank you to Juan Antonio for sending me such a friend. Thank you Marce for supporting me and being with me during the toughest stretch, because those moments will be unforgettable. Thank you to my family, Salma, and my little Aylan, for coming to support me and see me, and especially to my parents. I couldn't feel more proud of having the parents I have, for continuing to fight like in an ultra-distance race. Thank you for being here! #trailrunning #ultrasierranevada #granada #sierranevada #running #trail