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Lo Pagan beaches in San Pedro del Pinatar, have witnessed this weekend of a feat of the world.
21 paddlers of ADPinatar have faced the challenge of getting the most distance covered in 24 hours Dragon Boat.
To beat this record, they have passed 186,54Km distance traveled by the Komodo Dragons (Australia).
The team started with some difficulties against the Australians, because the shallow Mar Menor and the high salinity of the water, are factors complicating the challenge.
To this is added the unusual wind storm with gusts of over 20 knots, she has not given respite to the paddlers and the rains that fell overnight.
The rules of the challenge would not allow relay, therefore the team have made they stop only 15 minutes every 4 hours, always remain the same athletes who shovel to shovel moving toward the expected mark.
Finally, at 10:53 and sobrándoles 7 minutes, they reached a distance of 188km, exceeding a kilometer and a half earlier mark.
David Alejandro Lopez Maya, Enric Sánchez González de la Rubia, Ávila Alan Taberner, David López Granados, Alberto Gomez Moreno, Sergio Gómez Pérez, Francisco Javier Martinez Ruiz, Samuel Aznar Albertos, David Garcia Fernandez, Ruben Alvarez AMEZ, Aleix Serrat Oliva, Daniel Vives Gil, Maria Salud García Martínez, Fernando Sanchez Meoro, Pedro Lopez Sanchez, Isaac García-López Alcalá, Miguel Jesus Canovas Sanchez, Carlos Reina Alcaina Conesa Enrique Segura, Mario Castro Alvarez, David Fernandez and Jorge Carracedo Cervantes Márquez (Team Manager) They have made a real physical and mental prowess with which they have achieved the world record and with which they have put their names, the club and the San Pedro del Pinatar in the pages of Guinness Record.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar
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