246- Luis Alberto Hernando en Canfranc 2025

An episode of the Trail Evolution podcast, hosted by Alberto Muñoz rodriguez, titled "246- Luis Alberto Hernando en Canfranc 2025" was published on September 27, 2025 and runs 16 minutes.

September 27, 2025 ·16m · Trail Evolution

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Hablamos un rato con el 5 veces campeón del mundo Luis Alberto Hernando. Momentos antes de la entrega de premios recordamos algunos de sus recuerdos en otros mundiales, como ve el trail en la actualidad y otras anécdotas intentesantes. Una charla súper amena con uno de los más grandes de la historia de este deporte

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