Pavone, among men, in the two distinct paths, successes of Borgesa and Novaria. In the women’s field, the affirmations of Giovando and Comola. All satisfied
PAVONE
A lot of desire and enthusiasm to finally go back to running a trail and to compete for the victory. This is the festive atmosphere that was breathed yesterday, Sunday 23 May, at the third edition of the Paraj Auta national foot race, in Pavone, the first Uisp trail of 2021 in Canavese, won by Daniel Borgesa (1h11’03 ” ) of the Valsusa Running Team, as regards the longest route of 16 km, and by Fabio Novaria (45’55 ”), instead, of the Pont-Saint-Martin Podistica for the shorter route of 8 km.
At the start, 143 runners, of which 50 engaged in the short route, who, according to the new methods dictated by Covid-19, started in batches and had to wear a mask compulsorily both for the first 500 meters and on arrival. There was no lack of entertainment throughout the race, with the ranking of the runners participating in the longest competition that saw in second place Mikael Mongiovetto, runner of the Polisportiva Sant’Orso Aosta, who closed the test in 1h13’17 ”, while on the lowest step of the podium was Vito Daniele Balice of Canavese Aps, with the final time of 1h18’16 ”.
Completing the absolute top ten are: Paolo Fasciano (Running Dora Baltea, 1h20’50 ”), Fabio Alfieri (individual athlete, 1h23’01 ”), Gianluca Chisso (Running Tapporosso Turin, 1h24’12 ”), Chiara Giovando ( Atletica Monterosa, 1h24’41 ”), Federico Colombatto (Atletica Cafasse, 1h24’48 ”), Diego Rossini (Running Aldo Berardo, 1h26’20 ”) and Claudio Giovannini (Polisportiva Dilettantistica Bairese, 1h26’54 ”) .
In the women’s field, known as Chiara Giovando, first, second place for Simona Vitali (29th overall, Olympic athletics, 1h33’13 ”) and third for Barbara Goglio (53rd overall, Aldo Berardo running, 1h41’47 ”).
This, on the other hand, is the general classification of the shortest race: in second place Andrea Fornero of the Sportification (46’55 ”), in third Stefano Ros-Vacca of Podistica Pont-saint-Martin (52’29 ”). Followed by Policarpo Crisci (Podistica Aldo Berardo, 52’45 ”), Michela Comola (Podistica Pont-Saint-Martin, 52’49 ”), Diego Merivot (Polisportiva Sant’Orso Aosta, 52’55 ”), Davide Barattini (Castlerun, 53’07 ”), Daniele Comba (Podistica Baudenasca, 1h01’22 ”), Silvio Enrico (Podistica Pont-Saint-Martin, 1h03’18 ”) and in tenth position Daniele Crudo (Podistica Baudenasca, 1h04 ’00’ ‘).
On the pink field, the highest step of the podium for Comola, while Luisanna Marrazzo of Rivarolo ’77 (1h04’56 ”) came second (12th overall), and third was classified Daiana Florio (Podistica Aldo Berardo, 1h09’09 ”, 17th absolute). «It’s nice to breathe this atmosphere again, after a year and a half. – confides Fabio Novaria -. It was a good race, the uphill stretch is what I suffered the most, also because it was the first competition in a long time ».