722 participants in the Sports Council of Abu Dhabi for running and swimming

Abu Dhabi – at home
The Abu Dhabi Sports Council (ADB) held a social race on Friday, in conjunction with the 10km World Swimming Championships and the High Dive World Cup held in the breakwater with 722 runners and 511 running competitors and 211 swimming competitions.
The ADNOC National Sports Race in Abu Dhabi (ADNOC) took place on the Abu Dhabi Corniche, in front of the Abu Dhabi International Water Sports Club, with a distance of 2.5 km – 5 km – 10 km , won by Emily Marsh (Great Britain). 53 minutes and in the men's category, Britain's Liam Beck won 35:15 minutes and, in the 5km race, Irishman Easley Kelcher won first place at 25:20 minutes and in the men's category, Fares Zaabi won first place after the distance of 18: 14 minutes, and in the short distance race 2.5 km won the Philippines Feith Pattenjal first place and a time of 12:23 minutes, which the men won the title of Omar Sadik a time of 10:22 minutes.
The Abu Dhabi Sports Council (ADCCI), held on the waterfront of the Abu Dhabi Sailing and Yacht Club, participated in the 1.9 km, 1 km, 400 m swimming pool. and 200 m from the Abu Dhabi Sports Council, with 211 swimmers and swimmers. Australia's Flicken Flockard won the first place in the men's category in 29:65 minutes and, over a distance of 1 km, Ireland's Linda Ryan won for the first time in 37:49 minutes, and in the men's category, Jimmy King won the time 26: 12 minutes and the Moroccan Manal Zacari won the 400 meters And in the men's category, the Egyptian Saif Khaled won the time in 06:59, and finally in the 200 meters, the South African Emma Stoart won the first place in 4:51 minutes, the Indian men's class Musab Inmadar at 3:50. Min.
Khalid Al Qubaisi, head of the community sports department at the Sports Council of Abu Dhabi, paid tribute to the important role played by all his partners, especially the Abu Dhabi Police, the Department of Transportation, the Abu Dhabi Municipality, the Department of Health, Al Ain Water, National Ambulance, Gulf Multi Sport, Abu Dhabi International Marine Sports Club – and finally the Abu Dhabi International Club for Sailing and Water Sports.