That day, the following races were held:
- Family Race – over a distance of 300 m
- Younger Children’s School Race – over a distance of 300 metres (primary schools, grades 1–4)
- Older Children’s School Race – over a distance of 2 km (primary schools, grades 5–6; lower-secondary schools, grades 1–3)
- VIP Race – over a distance of 2 km
- Main Race – over a distance of 10 km.
The family race was intended for preschool children, and this time our youngest competitors did not disappoint. The children started together with their parents; the idea was not to win or achieve a particular place, but to have fun and encourage the youngest participants to run and spend their leisure time actively. Twenty-nine children took part with their parents, making 58 people in total.
After the preschoolers, it was time for younger children from grades 1–4 of primary schools, who, as in the earlier race, competed over a distance of 300 metres. The winners in the individual age categories were:
- Category K1 – Amelia Rusinek from Gierałtów
- Category M1 – Gracjan Bram from Nawojów Łużycki
- Category K2 – Julia Cidyło from Nowogrodziec
- Category M2 – Oliwer Stec from Nowogrodziec.
The next school race was the youth race, in which grades 5–6 of primary schools and grades 1–3 of lower-secondary schools competed. This race was held over a distance of 2 kilometres. The best competitors in the individual age categories were:
- Category K3 – Kornelia Chróściel from Nowa Sól
- Category M3 – Krystian Wrzeszcz from Gierałtów
- Category K4 – Karolina Moczydlak from Gościszów
- Category M4 – Łukasz Klatka from Lubań.
A total of 88 people took part in the school races.
The next stage of the event was the VIP competition. This year, 15 participants took part, a record turnout and a positive sign for the future. The fastest woman was Julia Przybylska from Zebrzydowa, while the fastest man was Adrian Wrzeszcz from Godzieszów.
At 12:00, it was time for the most important results in the Main Race, which was attended by competitors from Poland and a large group of runners from Ukraine. Alongside professionals, amateurs also took part, competing not only against the professionals but also against the 10-kilometre distance and their own personal records.
This year, the fastest competitor was Ukrainian runner Ruslan Savchuk, who won with an excellent time of 00:31:32. Among the women, the best was Ukrainian runner Olha Kaznyrova with a time of 00:39:21.
Overall classification of men (six best competitors):
- Ruslan Savchuk – Ukraine
- Sergii Krovlaidis – Ukraine
- Volodymyr Timashov – Ukraine
- Anatolii Demyda – Ukraine
- Michał Cenkier – Wrocław
- Adam Marysiak – Książ Śląski.
Overall classification of women (six best competitors):
- Olha Kaznyrowa – Ukraine
- Snizhana Rybak – Ukraine
- Halyna Shchensna-Radzikowska – Sobótka
- Nataliya Lehonkowa – Ukraine
- Sonia Rozumkiewicz – Świdnica
- Klaudia Petters – Bolesławiec.
All participants in the 17th National Street Race “Nowogrodziecka 10-tka” received commemorative certificates and medals, while the best competitors were awarded cash prizes, trophies and certificates. All children received sweets, juice, commemorative pens and commemorative badges. In addition, three prizes in kind were awarded in each age category, for both women and men.
Restauracja Smakonomia from Nowogrodziec donated a surprise prize: the three best female competitors and the three best male competitors were invited to a celebratory lunch after the competition.
Prizes in kind were awarded to the oldest competitor, Ryszard Jankowski from Wrocław (born in 1943), and the best runner from Nowogrodziec Municipality, Marcin Widuch from Nowogrodziec.
The competition was organized by Gminne Centrum Kultury i Sportu w Nowogrodźcu. Details and many more photos can be found on the Facebook profile of the Nowogrodziec GCKiS.
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