Overview

• Jacob Kiplimo won in 58:29, with Seifu Tura Abdiwak (59:56) and Vinicent Nyamongo Nyageo (59:57) on the podium, a performance World Athletics lists as 17th all-time.
• Florencia Borelli set a South American women’s record in 1:09:21, with Daiana Ocampo finishing one second later for the No. 2 continental mark.
• Organizers reported roughly 27,500 participants, with about 45% women and runners representing 47 nationalities.
• Carreras y Maratones Ñandú said the event set new highs for participation, circuit time and public attendance.
• The race featured a large medical operation, including 14 ambulances, 35 automated external defibrillators and more than 230 emergency personnel.