### The “Pinche Carrera 2.0” Kicks Off in Tijuana
On November 24, the second edition of the “Pinche Carrera 2.0” will take place at the CREA facilities in Tijuana. The event, organized by Rafael De La Torre, is set to be a fun and accessible run for participants of all ages and abilities.
De La Torre emphasizes that the race is designed to be recreational, featuring a unique spinning medal, claimed to be the first of its kind in Mexican races, available to all finishers. Participants will also receive a stylish t-shirt and cap. The race aims to cater to those who might not typically run, with its slogan highlighting its appeal to anyone, regardless of shape or size.
The event will include a special children’s race with short distances, making it an inclusive family-friendly day. The rotating medal features iconic Tijuana landmarks such as the Cerro Colorado, El Jai Alai, and La Torre Agua Caliente, among others.
Approximately 1,300 participants are expected to join the race, which starts at 7:30 AM. The registration fee is set at 350 pesos.
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