Watch Mark Julius Rodelas’ world record runĪbout Pilipinas Obstacle Sports Federation Watch Kaizen Dela Serna’s world record run Ian Adamson “ The OCR 100m is now being contested in countries on all continents and we expect to see new records set as we assist our national federation members develop the course and competitions.”

“ Validation of the Philippine Open OCR 100m results by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® cements the race as the most sought after international standard obstacle event format,” said World Obstacle President, Mr.

“ In addition to delivering highly competitive international events, we are facilitating friendship and solidarity for the obstacle sports community worldwide.” “ We wanted to provide an event open to all international athletes and give them the opportunity to compete head-to-head with the Philippine team” said Pilipinas Obstacle Sports Federation President Mr. Justin Patterson of GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® validated the records during the competition. The 100m World Record course was authenticated by World Obstacle officials and Mr. Rodelas and Janczuk both went under the previous world mark of 29.92 seconds set at the 2019 SEA Games by Kevin Pascua (PHI). In the men’s race, Mark Julius Rodelas (PHI) established the Fastest 100 m obstacle course race in competition (FISO) (male) with a blistering time of 27.12 seconds, with European record holder Przemyslaw Janczuk (POL) winning silver (28.11) and Jakub Zawitowski (POL, 30.87) winning the bronze medal. All medal winners bested the previous world record of 46.70 seconds set at the 2019 Southeast Asia Games by Rochelle Suarez, also of the Philippines. Kaizen Dela Serna (PHI) won gold and set the Fastest 100m obstacle course race in competition (FISO) (female) with a time of 39.42 seconds, with silver going to Precious Cabuya (PHI, 40.01) and bronze to Milky Mae Tejares (PHI, 44.68).

The Philippine national team dominated, with gold, silver, and bronze medals in the women’s race and gold in the men’s race. Pasig City, Philippines – The Philippine Open OCR 100m concluded this week with athletes setting new men’s and women’s world records, both validated by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS®. Team Philippines dominates, Poland on the podium

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