Complete Standings for the Madrid Superhero Run

October 18, 2026

The DC universe has turned Madrid into the set of its most special film yet. DC Super Heroes Run has brought together this morning more than 9,000 runners in this entertaining race.

With start and finish on Menéndez Pelayo Avenue, the participants completed a 6.8-kilometer route through some of Madrid’s most emblematic enclaves, such as Paseo de la Castellana, Cibeles, or Puerta de Alcalá.

But this was not just any race. From the moment of registration, each participant had to choose their side and defend the colors of their favorite superhero or villain. Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Joker and Harley Quinn were represented in a massive sea of T-shirts that filled Madrid’s streets with color, energy and superpowers.

A genuine blockbuster in which more than 9,000 runners became protagonists, proving that extraordinary powers are not required to experience a movie-like adventure.

And, as every great adventure needs a good engine, OMODA & JAECOO were also present at this event. The OMODA 5 SHS-H hybrid and the JAECOO 7 SHS plug-in hybrid put their technology, innovation and efficiency at the service of a day in which running and superheroes took center stage.

Only the swiftest were able to keep up with the pace set by OMODA & JAECOO. Javier Rosado Sanz and Francisca Almirón claimed the individual wins in DC Super Heroes Run. The men’s podium was completed by Guillermo Antón and Mario de la Fuente, while, in the women’s category, Ariadna Villalobos Sanfabio and Katia Mazarías joined Francisca Almirón on the podium.

The DC Super Heroes Run Madrid 2026 is organized by Last Lap Atresmedia, with the collaboration of the City Council of Madrid, and counts on the sponsorship of OMODA & JAECOO and Skechers.

DC SUPER HEROES RUN

ABSOLUTA MASCULINA

1. Javier Rosado

2. Guillermo Antón

3. Mario de la Fuente Arranz

ABSOLUTA FEMENINA

1. Francisca Almirón

2. Ariadna Villalobos

3. Katia Mazarías

FULL RESULTS HERE

Dylan Holloway

Dylan Holloway

I’ve always been fascinated by the stories hidden behind a stopwatch, a finish line or a record-breaking performance. At Athletics News, I cover athletes, competitions and the moments shaping track and field, with a particular interest in the people and journeys behind the results.