Bart Swings and María José Quiroz conquer the legend of P2P 2026 in a record international participation

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The P2P Pamplona–Puente la Reina, described as the most emblematic marathon in world skating, held its 17th edition with over 400 skaters from 22 countries, setting a new record for international participation. Bart Swings of Belgium won the men's category with a time of 1 hour and 2 minutes, ending the dominance of the winner of the last eight editions. In the women's category, Colombia's María José Quiroz took victory with a time of 1 hour and 22 minutes. The event was portrayed as a global celebration of skating, with professional, master, amateur, and enthusiast athletes sharing the road. The 2026 edition was noted for its high sporting level, the record international participation, and a unique atmosphere that makes the P2P an incomparable experience in world skating.