In Dublin in the Irish capital at Saint Anne's Park, in Raheny area, Massimo Stano is the protagonist of a race conducted with ease and closed with a progressive finale seven days after having concluded a high altitude training camp in China spending a week at 1900 meters in Kunming and the following three at 2400 meters in Lijiang.

Behind him is the Mexican Ricardo Ortiz, detached at the 25th km, who arrives with a delay of almost two minutes in 2:26:15 while the Brazilian Caio Bonfim (2h27:48), Olympic silver medalist in the 20 km and two-time world bronze medalist, is third.

Here are Stano's split times: 20:58 (5 km), 41:29 (10 km), 1:02:11 (15 km), 1:22:54 (20 km), 1:43:46 (25 km), 2:04:11 (30 km) with partial times of 20:58, 20:31, 20:42, 20:43, 20:52, 20:25, 20:08 every five kilometers.

In the 35km dedicated to women, victory to Alejandra Ortega (MEX) in 2:56:22 in front of Gabriela De Souza Muniz (BRA) in 3:01:27 and Elianay Pereira (BRA) in 3:12:59

In the 20km men valid for the World Race Walking Tour 2024, victory for David Kenny (IRL) in 1:22.31

Second place to Callum Wilkinson (GBR) in 1:23:09

Third place to Michele Antonelli (ITA) in 1:23:52

In the 20km women valid for the World Race Walking Tour 2024, victory for Karla Ximena Serrano (MEX) in 1:33:38

Second place to Vitoria Oliveira (POR) in 1:34:05

Third place to Abigail Jennings (GBR) in 1:44:04