Presented the "I Carrera Roscón de Reyes in Dénia"

The race will be held on Friday January 4 will be the first year in Marina Alta
The act of presentation of the test was attended by the sports councilor of the Dénia City Council, Juan Carlos Signes, the director of Marina de Dénia, Gabriel Martínez, the manager of Mes3 Events, Eduardo Alberola and the president of the Rem Club, Miguel Camarena.

"This will be the first race in the Marina Alta and was created with the aim of bringing the sea to the entire population and that all family can go jogging and celebrate the beginning of the year," said Gabriel Martínez.

The race will be held on Friday, January 4 at 20 p.m. starting at the Marina de Dénia marina, in front of the Captaincy building. The five-kilometer route will go through the Marineta Casiana beach and return to Marina de Dénia.

The ridges may be collected from the 18 hours. We want the race to be as fun as possible, that people enjoy facilities provided to us Denia Marina. This is an initiative to encourage active life that unites two essential elements of the Mediterranean culture, physical activity and the Sea ", said Eduardo Alberola.

"What we have tried is to create an event that is an annual reference in Dénia. It can participate both those who want to compete and those who want to have a good time, even to be able to walk, "said Miguel Camarena.

A large turnout is expected, "240 have already signed up, so I think we will exceed expectations." The first 200 have registered a technical shirt.

In addition, there will be King cake for the first three male and female classified a roscón the club, or group rock inscribed with more participants and trophy for the youngest and oldest participant. All participants will have a bottle of wine cellar Teulada. You can register through the web: www.mes3events.es

The sports council has said that the City Council fully support the initiative because it costs is put in place and they have succeeded. "What we have to do is consolidate and get each year the number of participants".

From left to right; Alberola, Camarena, Gabriel Martinez and Juan Carlos Signes.