The event, aimed at promoting sport, community, and solidarity, has received strong support from local businesses and various institutions. The Mayor of Écija, Silvia Heredia, and the Chief Inspector of the Écija Police Station, Francisco Pedro López Caballero, attended the presentation, along with representatives from the La Raíz Association and Banco Santander.
The Ruta 091 is designed to accommodate participants of all ages and fitness levels, allowing them to complete the course by running or walking. A total of 750 spots are available: 600 for the adult 5-kilometer race and 150 for children's events. The start and finish lines will be at the fairgrounds, which will also feature demonstrations and activities by special units of the National Police.
The events will kick off at 10:00 AM with the adult race. Children's races will follow from 11:30 AM onwards. Registration fees are 12 euros for adults and 8 euros for children, with all proceeds going to the La Raíz Association, which is celebrating its 35th anniversary.
The detailed route covers various streets in the center of Écija, starting and finishing at the fairgrounds. Registration is open through the official website www.ruta091.es. A 'Dorsal 0' option is also available for voluntary contributions.
Race bibs and runner's bags can be collected at the Écija Local National Police Station (Calle Cuatro de Diciembre, s/n, La Alcarrachela area) on Friday, November 20, and Saturday, November 21, and exceptionally on Sunday, November 22, in the morning. Participants must present their ID, and minors will need a signed authorization from a parent or legal guardian.
