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Trail running through the Beigua Park
2nd edition - Saturday 26th Septembre 2009
The trail running takes place along the tracks which connect the coast to the Apennine slopes of the Beigua Regional Park, the widest protected area of Liguria, in a landascape full of emotions.
Extraordinary participation of Marco Olmo, Mont Blanc Tour's and Desert Cup's winner, and Lorenzo Trincheri, top runner.
The "Gran Trail Rensen" is part of the "Mare e Monti" events supported by the Municipal Sports Bureau to promote the Arenzano suggestive countryside.
Extraordinary participation of Marco Olmo, Mont Blanc Tour's and Desert Cup's winner, and Lorenzo Trincheri, top runner.
The "Gran Trail Rensen" is part of the "Mare e Monti" events supported by the Municipal Sports Bureau to promote the Arenzano suggestive countryside.
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"TR - Trail Rensen"
35 km - change in height: 1.600m -
"GTR - Gran Trail Rensen"
70 km - change in height: 4.000m
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Race timed by "Wedo Chrono" microchip system
Organisation:
Comune di Arenzano - Assessorato Sport e Tempo libero
Technical direction:
Polisportiva Arenzano - Sezione Atletica
In cooperation with:
A.S.D SISPORT GYM Genova - C.A.I Arenzano
Under the Sponsorship of:
Regione Liguria - Provincia di Genova - Comune di Genova - Comune di Genova
Associazione Alta Via dei Monti Liguri - Parco Naturale Regionale del Beigua
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The "GTR 70 km" has been aknowledged for the "Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc"
- with the assignation of 2 points - and "Cromagnon" trail.
The "Rensen" is twinned to "Porte di pietra" trail organised by "Gli orsi".
News:
Great success for the Arenzano team...
Monday 8th Sept. - 9.00 pm - Nuovo Cinema Italia - Arenzano
A new success for Lorenzo Trincheri who some days after his 2nd placing at Etna Super Marathon won the "Monza-Resegone", steep maraton for teams which took place last weekend. Trincheri and his mates, two other great specialist of trail running and long distance, arrived at the finishing 13' ahead the 2nd team. The mad rythm forced by Tricheri & C. compelled many athlets to give up.
For the photo-banner we thank Claudio Bergero: www.claudiobergero.it