Central American Race Walking Championships Explained

The Central American Race Walking Championships (Spanish: Campeonato Centroamericano de Marcha) is an annual race walking competition organized by CADICA for athletes representing the countries of its member associations. The event was established in 2007 as Central American Race Walking Cup (Spanish: Copa Centroamericana de Marcha). The name was changed in 2012. Races are featured for senior (Spanish: Mayor), junior (U-20, Spanish: Juvenil A), youth (U-18, Spanish: Juvenil B), and two age groups (U-16, (Spanish: Juvenil C), and U-14, (Spanish: Infantil A)) for both male and female athletes. In addition, there are separate team competitions.

Editions

Central American Race Walking Cup

	Year	City	Country	Date
I				February 4
II				June 7–8
III				March 22
IV				February 27

Central American Race Walking Championships

	Year	City	Country	Date
I		Cartago		March 24
II				February 3
III				March 30
IV				March 21

Results

Complete result list were published on the CADICA website. Resultsfor the junior and youth competitions can be found on the World JuniorAthletics History ("WJAH") webpage.

Men's results

Senior

20 kilometres

2007		1:22:53		1:22:59		1:25:06
2008		1:39:05.7		1.39.37.5		1:45:51.2
2009		1:25:46		1:26:17		1:27:58
2011		1:24:34		1:25:46		1:26:30
2012		1:26:13		1:27:23		1:27:45
2013		1:38:52		1:42:02		1:43:40
2014		1:29:53		1:31:34		1:31:54

35 kilometres

2011

2:48:30

2:48:32

2:51:37

Junior U-20 (Juvenil A)

10 kilometres

2007		44:33		44:33		45:22
2008		47:07.3		47:08.9		49:45.7
2009		48:06		50:47		53:33
2011		51:43		56:21		1:05:07
2012		45:20		46:28		48:57
2013^†		49:20
2014		45:42		47:41		48:32

^†: In 2013, some non-CADICA race walkers were invited to start out of competition. Luis Miguel Colón from finished 2nd in 53:53, Jan Carlos Figueroa also from finished 3rd in 55:53.

Youth U-18 (Juvenil B)

10 kilometres

2007		54:31		56:12
2008		52:49.8		59:43.8		1:05:04.3
2009		44:27		52:38		54:02
2011		50:54		51:53		51:54
2012		47:20		49:58		52:09
2013		49:24		52:50		54:47
2014		50:29		59:40

U-16 (Juvenil C)

5 kilometres

2007		24:53		25:53		27:14
2008		29:53.9		31:35.3
2009		25:13		27:06		27:52
2011		24:23		26:55		27:37
2012		25:47		26:43		30:59
2013		27:07		27:39		28:24
2014		24:08 CR		25:32		25:39

U-14 (Infantil A)

3 kilometres

2011		17:50		17:55		18:29
2012		16:20		19:34
2013		17:27		18:16
2014		16:19 CR		16:22		16:41

Women's results

Senior

10 kilometres

2009		46:30		51:09		51:23
2012^†		1:04:24
2013		55:48		1:02:04		1:02:55
2014		49:02 CR		56:29		57:54

^†: In 2012, Wilane Cuevas from started out of competition and finished 1st in 57:09.

20 kilometres

2007		1:36:05		1:55:02
2008		2:11:28.6		2:44:17.9		3:00:23.8
2011		1:37:53		1:39:52		1:49:46
2014^†

^†: In 2014, Irmary Colon from was the only competitor starting as a guest. She finished in 2:01:36.

Junior U-20 (Juvenil A)

10 kilometres

2007		54:52
2008		1:11:27.3
2009		51:28		54:20		54:30
2011		1:05:58		1:25:50
2012^†		51:40		1:01:49		1:02:33
2013		57:32		57:43		57:48
2014		52:14		55:38		1:01:07

^†: In 2012, Sonia Irene Barrondo from (aged 17) started out ofcompetition and finished 2nd in 56:42.

Youth U-18 (Juvenil B)

5 kilometres

2007		24:35		26:49		28:37
2008		29:34.9		30:16.3		30:33.5
2009		29:05		29:57		31:59
2011		29:20		30:00		30:45
2012		29:36		29:42		31:59
2013		29:00		30:17		32:46
2014		29:00 =CR		29:41		30:25

U-16 (Juvenil C)

4 kilometres

2007		23:35		24:18		25:09
2008		23:53.4		26:38.9		28:42.6

5 kilometres

2009		28:39		29:35		31:36
2011		31:06		32:52		35:56
2012		27:24		27:33		28:09
2013		29:27		30:21		30:51
2014		27:55		28:09		28:09

U-14 (Infantil A)

2 kilometres

2011		11:45		13:42
2012		10:15		12:28		13:22
2013		11:53		13:03		13:43
2014		10:44		11:05		11:20

See also

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