Mediterránea Roller 2026: speed defines an intense Saturday morning in Paiporta

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The 2026 Mediterránea Roller held an intense Saturday morning session in Paiporta, Valencia, on September 26, with speed events taking center stage. The finals of the 200-meter time trial, from Infantil through Sénior, and the 300-meter sprint in the Alevín category produced very tight results, especially in Sénior masculino and Junior femenino, where only thousandths of a second separated the top positions. In the Sénior masculino 200-meter time trial, Alejandro Rustam Cortes Zapatero of Almassora Club Patí won with 15.351, just 7 thousandths ahead of Jorge Vega Fernández (15.358). In the women's category, Lola Estrada Guisado, also of Almassora Club Patí, won clearly with 16.970, ahead of Candela Blázquez Girona (17.838). In Junior masculino, Marc Sales Sales was fastest with 15.243, followed by Hugo Sánchez Sánchez (15.496) and Raúl Martín Mateu (15.647). The Junior femenino final was another close finish: Sara Mari Marín won with 16.812, only 28 thousandths ahead of Ainara Liceaga Verdecia (16.840), with Daniela Farelo Cabrera third (17.293). Pablo González Hernández of M-Urban won the Juvenil masculino in 15.644, ahead of Adrián Portilla Padilla (15.826) and Álvaro Picazo Fernández (15.838), separated by just 12 thousandths. Nora Carné Sanchis won the Juvenil femenino in 16.854, followed by Ainhoa Gramaje Manzana (17.323) and María Isabel García González (17.366). In Infantil masculino, Fernando García Pintus of El Patín de Oro won with 16.128, ahead of Alejandro Picazo Fernández (16.325) and Jacobo Salas Samboni (16.387). Daniela Amor Gil Valenzuela won the Infantil femenino in 17.035, with Julia Gonzalvo Hernández (17.470) second and Yeva Herasymenko (17.709) third. In the Alevín 300-meter sprint, Marc Mencia Salas of Almassora Club Patí took first in 33.838, followed by Hugo Ferreira Calvo (34.922) and David Magallón Villafranca (35.015). In the Alevín femenino, Vega García Climent was first, followed by Daniela Martín Garrido and Oliva Vergara Martínez. The morning's results highlighted the high level of competitiveness, with the 7-thousandths margin between Cortes and Vega in Sénior masculino, the 28-thousandths gap between Sara Mari Marín and Ainara Liceaga in Junior femenino, and the close Juvenil masculino podium fight. The IV Mediterránea Roller was set to continue Saturday with more events, and Rollerzone.es was to keep following the 2026 Mediterránea Roller.