Wine Run Lanzarote 2025: Aroa Merino and Yerove Rodríguez toasted victory among volcanoes and vineyards

Wine Run Lanzarote 2025: passion for running and tasting a unique landscape

La Geria, recently recognized by FAO as Important World Agricultural Heritage System (SIPAM), returned to dress up the weekend of 14-15 June. Under the motto “Discover. Enjoy. Respect.”, runners and hikers meandered through the picón holes that protect the vineyards, animated by thousands of fans and the unmistakable volcanic curtain of Timanfaya.

Aroa Merino and Yerove Rodríguez: speed to provide; Lamprecht and Alfageme reign in the short

• Yerove Rodriguez He beat the demanding 23 km in 1:26:09, followed by Albi Cedrés (1:27:03) and Rayco Hernández (1:30:22).
  
  
• Aroa Merino revalidated his idyll with the test, stopping the stopwatch at 1:39:12, ahead of Sandra Ortiz (1:57:51) and Cristina Molina (1:59:55).
  
  
• In the 12 km, Carlos Alfageme (0:47:27) and Anya Lamprecht (0:58:28) took the win after thrilling final sprints.
  
  

As tradition dictates, the winners raised a very special trophy: its own weight in Lanzarote wine.

Men's 23 km results

• 1st Yerove Rodriguez — 1:26:09
  
  
• 2nd Albi Cedrés — 1:27:03
  
  
• 3rd Rayco Hernandez — 1:30:22
  
  

Women's 23 km results

• 1st Aroa Merino — 1:39:12
  
  
• 2nd Sandra Ortiz — 1:57:51
  
  
• 3rd Cristina Molina — 1:59:55
  
  

Men's 12 km results

• 1st Carlos Alfageme — 0:47:27
  
  
• 2nd Adrian Gonzalez — 0:47:40
  
  
• 3rd Andrés de Leon — 0:48:49
  
  

Women's 12 km results

• 1st Anya Lamprecht — 0:58:28
  
  
• 2nd Cristina Polanco — 0:57:58
  
  
• 3rd Carmen Delia Luz — 0:59:57
  
  

La Geria, an amphitheater of lava and wine

The route challenges with picón ramps and semicircular walls that protect each vine, but at the same time offers a landscape that can be savored with all five senses. Running between volcanoes and vineyards is, in Lanzarote, a unique experience.

Blanca, the camel who conquered hearts

One of the most photographed moments was the presence of Blanche, a 10-year-old camel that toured part of the race as a tribute to the peasants who forged La Geria with the help of these animals.

Wine Festival: more than 90 references and 0 kilometer flavor

As runners reached the finish line, the Uga fairgrounds vibrated with live music and the stands of 22 wineries of the Lanzarote Denomination of Origin, which offered more than 90 labels to taste. A perfect combination of sport and wine tourism.

Inclusion and sustainability by flag

The Wine Run once again boasted the label Diver of universal accessibility and of the modality Joëlette, which allows people with reduced mobility to feel the race. Part of the proceeds will go to conservation projects in La Geria and to social entities such as ADISLAN and the Association Growing.

Conclusion: Lanzarote Tastes the Future

With thirteen editions behind it, the Wine Run continues to grow without losing its essence: running, providing and protecting an unrepeatable landscape. The 2025 edition has demonstrated that sport, culture and sustainability can walk-and run-hand. Do you dare to savor the next one?