At the beginning of April, around 7,000 women ran through the streets of Valencia to raise awareness of the fight against cancer in the Eighth City of Valencia Women's Race. For over the more than 5,370 metres of the course, the public were able to enjoy a unique context in which a festive and family atmosphere reigned. All participants enjoyed a morning more appropriate to summer in which physical exercise and the fight against this severe illness were combined.

Once in the Turia stadium, where the race finished, the participants continued exercising by giving mass aerobic classes. Among the runners participating in the Eighth Women's Race were top class athletes such as the long jumper Concha Montaner and the Olympic medallist María Vasco.

Following the success of this event and having confirmed its consolidation, Valencian women now have a race that they cannot miss