Molina de Segura to host Auxiliar Conservera’s fifth charity race

Plan your race pace

The fifth edition of the charity race associated with Auxiliar Conservera will take place on Sunday, Nov. 22, 2026, in Molina de Segura, in the Region of Murcia. The program includes several options: an inclusive 1,000-meter event, 5- and 10-kilometer races, and a 3-kilometer walking route. Activities are scheduled to begin at 10 a.m., with the main starts set for 11 a.m.

The event, which also honors Pedro Vicente Cascales, will be held near the organizing company. Available information places the gathering point in the Calle Nueva area, although final details about the course, registration and fees must be confirmed in the 2026 announcement. Some published information relates to previous editions and does not guarantee this year’s arrangements.

Date, location and schedule

The date is Nov. 22, 2026, in Molina de Segura, a municipality in the province of Murcia. The schedule released for this edition indicates that the day begins at 10 a.m. with the 1-kilometer inclusive event. The 5K and 10K races and the 3K walking route are scheduled to start at 11 a.m.

The one-hour gap between the inclusive start and the remaining events divides the morning into separate blocks, though participants should follow the schedule in the final regulations. At an event with different formats, the time listed for each distance matters more than the event’s general start time: arriving only for the 11 a.m. start could leave too little time to collect a race number or reach the start area for the first event.

The announced venue is the area around Auxiliar Conservera. An event listing gives the address as Calle Nueva 72, 30500 Molina de Segura, but the exact start and finish points should be checked against the official event information. That detail matters for visitors from other towns, since access, parking and road closures may depend on the arrangements for race day.

Distances and event formats

The program combines popular races with more accessible ways to take part. The main distances are 5 kilometers and 10 kilometers, common options at local road races: the shorter course requires less time and preparation, while the 10K offers a longer challenge without reaching half-marathon distance.

An inclusive 1,000-meter event is also listed for 10 a.m. Its inclusion broadens the event beyond those able to run several kilometers. The 2026 regulations will be needed to confirm participation conditions, possible accommodations and whether companions are allowed, since the available information does not specify these points.

The fourth option is a 3-kilometer walking route, announced for 11 a.m. References to previous editions distinguish between adult participants and children under 10, but they do not confirm whether the same categories, age rules or fees will apply in 2026. The walk offers a different way to join the morning, at a pace less focused on competition and suited to those who prefer walking.

Together, the program brings four formats and routes of different lengths. That variety may appeal to regular runners, families and people trying a local race for the first time. Still, participants should not assume that every event shares the same course, registration process or requirements; each may have its own rules.

A race rooted in Molina de Segura

The venue near Auxiliar Conservera gives the event a recognizable local identity. It is more than a sporting start: the company and the municipality are part of the setting, bringing participants and spectators together at a specific point in Molina de Segura. Having the start, finish and gathering area close together may also help create a shared atmosphere.

A report on the 2025 edition described a course beside the Segura River, starting and finishing near the company’s facilities. That offers a useful picture of previous years, but does not confirm that the 2026 route will be identical. Courses can change because of construction, permits, safety concerns or organizing decisions, so the official map for this edition will be the reliable reference.

The race is also named the Pedro Vicente Cascales Memorial. The title identifies the tribute associated with the event, although the available information does not describe the honoree’s background or the origins of the recognition. Avoiding unsupported biographical claims keeps the description within what the available details establish.

For visitors, Molina de Segura provides the setting for a race held in the Murcia metropolitan area. Exact location and access instructions are particularly useful if traffic restrictions are expected around the start. At local races, a little planning can mean the difference between arriving calmly and reaching the course just as access is closing.

What is known about registration and fees

The information gathered does not yet confirm the registration period or final fees for the 2026 event. The calendar lists the race and its distances, but that is not enough to confirm that registration is open, that places remain or that the terms match previous years. Confirmation should come from the current event announcement and regulations.

As a historical reference, a listing for an earlier edition showed fees starting at 10 euros for the 5K and 10K races and the adult walking route. It listed a starting price of 4 euros for children under 10, while the inclusive event was free. It also included a nonparticipatory charity bib starting at 10 euros. These are figures from a previous edition, not confirmed 2026 fees.

That earlier material set a registration deadline of Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 8 p.m. The deadline should not automatically be carried over to the fifth edition: the event date is Nov. 22, but the 2026 registration closing date is not stated in the available information. Fees, capacity, price changes and bib collection depend on conditions published by the organizers.

Previous-edition information links the race to the alcanzatumeta.es platform. Before registering, participants should make sure the page refers to the 2026 event and clearly states the category, total cost and applicable terms. That is more reliable than relying on prices reproduced on third-party pages or in old regulations.

The charitable element and scope of the event

The charitable purpose is part of the race’s identity, but the available information does not verify the beneficiary of funds for the 2026 edition. One external listing associates a previous edition with AFACMUR, but it does not confirm that the organization will benefit this year. For that reason, the specific destination of the proceeds should be checked in the organizers’ information, along with how contributions will be handled.

A charity race can raise funds through registration, a nonparticipatory bib, donations or support for a nonprofit organization. These arrangements are not interchangeable: a contribution may not provide entry to the course, while registration is generally tied to a place and included services. The regulations should explain what share of the fee goes to the cause and through which mechanism, if those details are published.

The range of formats also means the event’s purpose does not depend only on a sporting result. Someone can run 10 kilometers, choose the 5K, join the inclusive event or walk. That mix creates a more open morning, where participation can be measured in presence and support as well as time or distance.

References to the previous edition mention Auxiliar Conservera working with Molina de Segura City Council and the Athletics Federation of the Region of Murcia. That describes the 2025 context; it should not be treated as automatic confirmation of the partners or responsibilities for 2026. The final event listing can clarify who organizes the race, who supports it and which organizations receive help.

The race in Murcia’s popular running calendar

The Nov. 22 date puts the event in the final stretch of the autumn calendar. Popular races and outdoor events often take place in several towns around this time, so the race may appeal to residents of the Vega Media as well as runners traveling from elsewhere in the Region of Murcia. Its 5K and 10K format keeps it within distances accessible to a broad range of participants.

The reference information lists the event in the Running Challenge RCH Platinum 2026 and RCH Gold 2026 leagues. Inclusion in those circuits provides useful context for people tracking season standings, but does not change the event’s popular and charitable nature. Scoring, categories and requirements depend on each league’s rules and the race regulations.

For people comparing events that weekend, the combination of several distances and a walking route stands out. This is not described as a mountain race or an ultramarathon: the available information lists 5K and 10K races and a 3K walk. The surface and exact course profile have not been confirmed for 2026, so it is not possible to state reliable details about elevation, dirt sections or technical difficulty.

The previous edition was described as starting and finishing near the company, with a route along the Segura River. That helps convey the local character of the race, but it does not replace an updated map. The announced distance, turning point and possible diversions affect both pacing and logistics, and should be checked when the final route is published.

What to check before race day

Details already announced include the date, town, distances and general schedule. Essential participant information remains to be confirmed: the course for each event, registration opening and closing dates, fees and bib-collection arrangements. It is also useful to know about traffic changes, bag storage, refreshments and access restrictions, none of which appear in the material provided.

The choice between 5K and 10K depends on each runner’s experience and goals, not just the five-kilometer difference. The course, start time and atmosphere of a local race all shape the experience. Those who do not run can choose the 3K walk, while the inclusive event has its own scheduled start. The selected event should be clear on the registration form, particularly if places or services differ between categories.

It is also worth separating historical information from current conditions. A previous fee, an old schedule or a page that has not been updated can create inaccurate expectations. The 2026 regulations will establish the applicable rules, and any late changes should be communicated through the organizers’ channels.

With those caveats, the event already outlines a local morning of sport with several ways to take part: popular racing, an inclusive event and a walk. On Sunday, Nov. 22, 2026, Molina de Segura will once again bring runners and walkers together for an event combining physical activity with a charitable purpose; the remaining details will determine how that invitation takes shape on the ground.

A shared morning beyond the stopwatch

At a local race, the sound of the start mixes with conversation, footsteps settling into a rhythm and families waiting beside the course. That scene helps explain why an event with several distances can bring together very different participants without asking them to make the same effort. In Molina de Segura, the morning is designed to bring running, walking and an inclusive event together.

The fifth edition retains the Auxiliar Conservera name and the tribute to Pedro Vicente Cascales, while returning the town to the autumn running calendar. The event has a date and a general program, but some details still need confirmation before participants can plan every aspect. An updated route, fees, registration and the specific charitable purpose will complete the picture of a morning intended to bring the community together through movement, rather than simply add a time to the stopwatch.