Which streets of Caracas will be closed by the CAF marathon?

The countdown to the IX edition of the Marathon and Half. This Sunday, February 16, Caracas streets will receive 6,000 runners to celebrate the ninth edition of the most important race in Venezuela, which It will have 29 hydration points (20 of water and 9 of Gatorade), 35 points of medical attention, 2 points with energy gels, more than 50 animation points and more than 520 volunteers deployed throughout the route, raising the level of this sporting event to global size.

By Thenational

In the leading shopping center the runners will be able to collect their kits for the race between Friday, February 14from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm and on Saturday, February 15, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, which includes the official shirt of this edition, yellow Adidas brand and a cap. The same Saturday will take place in this same space, the presentation of the elite corridors, both national and international.

The streets of the tour are identified with different banners for several weeks And, additionally, CAF displayed all the information on street closure schedule by different points of the city. The tracks will be closed from 5:00 am in the west and 6:00 am in the east. The opening to vehicular traffic will be progressive, starting with Av. Bolívar from 8:00 am, and San Martín Av. At 8:00 am

What will be the closed tracks and accesses?

1. Access from Av. Baralt to West Av.
2. Access from Av. Sucre to O’Leary Square
3. Access to Los Leones Bridge from the North and West
4. Access from the Pérez Carreño Hospital to Av. O’Higgins
5. All accesses to the La India Redoma
6. Access from Cota 905
7. Access from Av. Sur 5 to Roca Tarpeya
8. Av. Armed Forces to Av. Victoria
9. Access to Av. Victoria (East sense) from Av. New Granada
10. Access to the stadiums from the highway «Great Guaicaipuro chief chiefs”
11. Access from Ciudad Banesco to the extension Av. Las Acacias
12. Total closure of Av. Las Acacias between Av. Casanova and Av. Solano
13. Access to Av. Venezuela (Bello Monte) from the highway «Great Guaicaipuro Chief Chief of Chiefs»
14. Access from Av. Pichincha to Av. Casanova
15. Access from Av. Libertador to El Rosal
16. Access to Chacaíto from the highway «Great Guaicaipuro chief chiefs”
17. Access from Av. Ppal de Bello Monte to Av. PPAL de las Mercedes
18. Access from Chacaíto to Av. Lazo Martí
19. Access from Av. Veracruz to Av. PPAL de las Mercedes
20. Access from the East Prados Highway to the Enrique Eraso Paseo
21. Access from the channeling building to Av. Araure
22. Return from Rio de Janeiro Avenue to Av. Araure
23. Access to Av. Río de Janeiro from the Caurimare distributor
24. Access from Av. Trieste (Los Ruices Sur) to Av. Río de Janeiro
25. Access from Av. Trieste (La California Sur) to Av. Río de Janeiro
26. Access to Av. Río de Janeiro from the El Llanito distributor
27. PPAL Av. Macaracuay at the height of the Macaracuay distributor
28. Access to California and Macaracuay (Av. San Francisco) from the highway «Great Guaica Cacique Chief of Chiefs”
29. Access to Francisco de Miranda Av.
30. Access to Av. Francisco de Miranda (West sense) from Av. Sucre de Bosícos
31. Access to Francisco de Miranda Avenue from Av. PPAL of the Country Club
32. Access from UCV to Plaza Venezuela
33. Access from the highway «Great Guaicaipuro Chief Chief of Jefes» Venezuela (Bicentennial) and Av. Casanova
34. Access from the Caobos and Quebrada Honda to the Paseo de la Resistencian
35. Access from the highway “Great Guaicaipuro Chief Chief of Jefes” to the Paseo de la Resistance Indigena (former Paseo Colón)
36. Indigenous Resistance Walk (former Paseo Colón) in both directions (from March 18 to 8:00 am to March 19 at 4:00 pm)
37. Highway «Great Guaicaipuro Chief Chief of Chiefs»
38. Romulo Gallegos Avenue
39. Avenida Libertador, Urdaneta Avenue
40. Andrés Bello Avenue
41. Avenida Sucre (from the end of Urdaneta Avenue)
42. Valle-Coche Highway
43. East Prados Highway
44. Main Avenue of the Ruices
45. Santa Cecilia distributor (Eastern Park of Eastern Highway) to both roads
46. Caracas Highway – La Guaira.
47. Free passage below the elevated of the two roads (Eastern Park)
48. Free step below the elevated Ruices
49. San Martín Avenue with Morán Avenue (weapons block)
50. Flag distributor to Santa Monica (both senses)
51. Controlled step towards the University Clinical Hospital
52. Access to ramp of the highway “Great Guaicaipuro Chief Chief of Jefes” from the Paseo Enrique Eraso
53. Main Avenue of El Cafetal with Araure Street
54. Step from California Norte to Av. Sanz (North sense)
55. Luis Roche Av. With Av. Francisco de Miranda (North sense)
56. Av. San Juan Bosco with Av. Francisco de Miranda (South sense)
57. Av. Elice with Francisco de Miranda Avenue (North sense)
58. For more information you can consult the official website https://www.caf.com/maratcaf. CAF has reiterated the invitation to citizens to join this sports party, going down to the streets to encourage all runners, as in the past editions.