The race, in three figures
The race, in words
In the Open division at Acapulco 2026, Ricardo Gil Martínez crossed the line in 1:23:53: 370th of 1,244 men, faster than 70% of the field.
Legs and stations told different stories: 79% of the field beaten on the runs, 57% on the stations. A remarkably even set of stations, none more than 0:15 from the median.
Athletes who raced both Acapulco 2026 and Puebla 2026 were 9:07 faster here, so this time looks a little better than it was.
Eight blocks
Bar = field beaten · tick = median
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Block 01 8:00Running 1 3:39v median −0:21
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Block 02 7:41Running 2 4:26v median −0:36
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Block 03 9:22Running 3 4:24v median −1:11
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Block 04 10:39Running 4 4:47v median −0:46
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Block 05 9:54Running 5 4:59v median −0:47
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Block 06 7:14Running 6 4:51v median −0:43
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Block 07 10:25Running 7 4:50v median −0:45
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Block 08 12:57Running 8 5:24v median −0:41
Roxzone, per block
Approach · Exit 7:50
Against the middle of your field
Men · n = 1192
A pace, not a person: at every mat, the middle of the 1,192 men who finished.