Bea Álvarez, Rosalía Tárraga, Elia Saura and Jimena Blanco join the team 42K

The sports project of 42K It continues to expand with the addition of four athletes with enormous potential and current success: Bea Álvarez, Jimena Blanco, Rosalía Tárraga and Elia SauraFour of the best Spanish long-distance specialists, members of Valencia Club Atletismorecent bronze medal in the Spanish Cross Country Championship.

His arrival reinforces the commitment of 42K with elite athletics and with continued support for athletes who embody the brand's values: dedication, effort, growth, and a passion for athletics and the running.

The new additions stand out both for their competitive quality and the progress they have shown in recent seasons. These four athletes possess a Significant experience in endurance, cross-country and road races, and they join a project that is committed to national talent and the consolidation of women's athletics.

The addition of this poker of corredHigh-level workshops represent a new impetus to the philosophy of 42K: to support athletes who are role models for othersredhours of lower categoriesto support their careers and build, together with them, a project that grows every day.

Bea Álvarez, Jimena Blanco, Rosalía Tárraga and Elia Saura join a list of athletes that already includes leading names in Spanish athletics, such as Fermín Cacho, Javi Guerra, Haussame Benabbou, Seve Felipe, sisters María and Lucía Valero, Laura Domene, Andrea Torres, Lucía Santamaría, Paula Blanquer, Evelyn Yankey, Elena Guiu, Alex Ortiz, Alejandra Seguí, Héctor Tolsá, Iván Penalba or Carmen Pérez, among other athletes.

These are some of the most outstanding achievements they have already accomplished in their sporting career:

Beatriz ÁlvarezThis long-distance runner from Asturias was born in Gijón on December 16, 1994, and has been achieving good results on the track, cross country, and road since a young age. A national champion in various categories from under-18 to under-23, she won the overall gold medal in the 5.000m in 2021 and has represented Spain in events such as the 2022 European Championships in Munich, where she finished 15th in the 10.000m.

Jimena BlancoThis corredThis Madrid native (born August 24, 2004) is one of the most promising long-distance runners in Spain. Despite her youth, she has already been crowned Spanish U23 Trail Champion in 2024, national runner-up in both trail and cross-country running in 2025, and holds the Madrid 10K record. She also has experience representing Spain at the U20 European Trail Championships in 2022, the U20 World Cross-Country Championships in 2023, and is part of the U23 team for the 2025 European Cross-Country Championships.

Rosalía TárragaAnother established name in Spanish long-distance running. This athlete from Alatoz, Albacete (born November 3, 1996), boasts an extensive sporting record, highlighted by the national bronze medals she won in the 800m in 2018 and in the 1.500m in 2022. Her experience representing the Spanish National Team includes participation in events such as the 2022 European Cross Country Championships in Turin, where she was part of the relay team that won the silver medal. She also competed in the mixed relays at the 2023 European Championships and the World Championships in Bathurst, Australia, that same year.

Elia SauraThis corredThe Catalan athlete (Barcelona, ​​05/10/2000) is a regular in the top 10 of the Spanish ranking for the 3.000m indoors and the 1.500m outdoors. airShe is a freestyle athlete. Her record includes national championship titles from the under-16 to the under-23 categories, and she has represented Spain eight times in continental and world championships in track and field and cross country, achieving 6th place in Europe in the 3.000m while still an under-20 athlete. While still under-20, she was part of the European Cross Country Team's mixed relay team. Furthermore, she still holds the Catalan record for the 3.000m in the under-23 category.