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Rafael Botello was born on 23 February, 1979 in Spanish, is a Spanish Paralympic athlete. Discover Rafael Botello's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 45 years old?
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Vic, Barcelona, Spain |
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Timeline
3º Half Marathon Guadalajara, México 2020.
First Carrera Ser Inspiración, Buga (Colombia) 2018.
Rafa is a T54 competitor. In 2017, he was the Spanish national record holder in the 1500 meters, on the track, and 2011 in 5 km, 10 km and 2017 in marathon on the road. He was the first Spanish wheelchair competitor to go sub 1:25 on in the marathon and sub 10:15 in the 5,000 meters.
First GP Rezept-Sport Wheelchair Racing en Sochi, (Rusia) 2015.
4º Tyne Tunnel 2 km Internacional Wheelchair 2015.
2 times first Gran Canaria Maratón 2014 y 2015.
4º Peachtree Road Race 10k Atlanta (EEUU) 2014.
In 2014 I did a little stop in my sports carree to fulfill a dream, i.e. to be a Finisher of the Toughest IRONMAN race in the world. Lanzarote and the Canary Islands was the race of my choice and it took place on the 17th of May 2014. I did finish it and was the first Spanish wheelchair athlete to finish the toughest IRONMAN on the planet. Two weeks later, feeling strong and ready, I managed to win the Duathlon World Championship in the Spanish town of Pontevedra. Even if triathlon is not my sport, I did obtain two gold medals in Spanish Duathlon Championships on the sprint distance and two more on the long distance, on top of a victory on my very first triathlon, the IRONMAN 70.3 Lanzarote.
Winner of the Lanzarote Ironman in 2014 (first Spanish in finish).
National Champion in long distance in Orihuela 2014 and 2015.
First in the Dubai Marathon, Arabian Emirates Unites – 2017.
400 mts: 52.89 s – Logroño 2009 (ESP).
800 mts: 1 min 39,92 s – Atlanta 2007 (EEUU).
10.000 mts: 21 min 23 s – Arbon 2005 (SUI).
4X400 mts 4 min 00,90 s – Espoo 2005 (FIN) – NATIONAL RECORD (Santiago Sanz, Jordi Madera, Roger Puigbo and Rafael Botello).
3.000 mts: (Indoor Track) 6 min 53,05 s – Bollnas (SWE) – NATIONAL RECORD.
1 mile (1.609mts): 3 min 25,08 – Westminster Mile, Londres (UK) – National Record.
5 km: 10 min 25,13 s – Cedartown 2013 (EEUU) – National Record.
10 km: 20 min 10,8 s – Al-ain 2009 (Emirates) – National Record.
Half Marathon: 44 min 33 s – Lisboa 2014 (POR).
Marathon: 1 h 22 min 09 s – Boston 2017 (EEUU) – National Record.
Individual 13 times – New York (EEUU) – 2006: 10º. 2007: 9º. 2008: 12º. 2009: 8º. 2010: 9º. 2011: 10º. 2013: 11ª. 2014: 15ª. 2015: 11º. 2016: 12º . 2017: 7º. 2018: 15º. 2019: 16º
12 – Grandmas Marathon (EEUU) – 2006: 4º. 2007: 1º. 2010: 2º. 2011: 3º. 2012: 3º. 2013: 4º. 2014: 2º. 2015: 2º. 2016: 2º. 2017: 4º. 2018: 6º. 2019: 4º.
11 times – London (UK) – 2008: 9º. 2009: 8º. 2010: 12º. 2012: 15º. 2013: 21º. 2014: 13º. 2015: 27º (World Championship) 2016: 11º. 2017: 5º. 2018: 17º. 2019: 21. (World Championship).
10 times – Boston (EEUU) – 2009: 6º. 2010: 6º. 2011 5º. 2012 18º. 2013: 13º. 2014: 12º. 2015: 13º. 2017: 8º. 2018: 13º (flat tire). 2019: 21º.
9 times – Paris (FRA) – 2005: 8º. 2006: 7º. 2007: 6º. 2008: 5º. 2010: 8º. 2011: 5º. 2014: 11º. 2016: 1º. 2017: 8º.
8 times – Chicago (EEUU) – 2009: 4º. 2010: 3º. 2013: 6º. 2014: 19º (pinchazo). 2015: 11º. 2016: 11º. 2017: 5º. 2018: 22º. 2019: 15º.
8 – Berlín (GER) – 2003: 61º (mi primer maratón). 2006: 8º. 2007: 7º. 2012: 3º. 2016: 8º . 2017: 19º (pinchazo). 2018: 19º. 2019: 15º.
7 times – Los Angeles (EEUU) – 2011: 11º. 2013: 2º. 2014: 2º. 2015: 8º (crash and flat tire). 2016: 2º. 2019: 5º. 2020: 1º.
7 – Treviso (ITA) – 2009: 4º. 2010: 2º. 2011: 6º. 2012: 1º. 2014: 1º. 2015: 1º. 2016: 3º.
6 times – Seoul Wheelchair Marathon (KOR) – 2006: 7º. 2007: 8º. 2011: 10º. 2012: 9º. 2016: 9º. 2018: 15º.
5 times – Lanzarote (ESP) – 2008: 1º. 2009: 1º. 2010: 1º. 2011: 4º. 2012: 9º.
3 times – Oita (JAP) – 2005: 14º. 2006: 18º. 2007: 12º.
2 times – Padova (ITA) – 2007: 2º. 2008: 8º.
2 – Oensingen (SUI) – 2005: 9º. 2007: 8º.
2 – Valencia (ESP) – 2007: 1º. 2010: 1º.
2 – Shenckon (SUI) – 2004: 35º. 2006: 6º.
2 – Gran Canaria (ESP) 2012 : 1º. 2014: 1º.
2 – Sevilla (ESP) – 2004: 4º. 2006: 3º.
2 – Dubai (Emirates) – 2017: 1º – 2018: 8º
2 – Málaga (ESP) – 2017: 1º, 2018: 2º
1 – Outeniqua Wheelchair, George (RSA) – 2008: 3º.
1 – JoongAng Seoul Marathon (KOR) – 2014: 2º.
1 – Robledo de Chavela, Madrid (ESP) – 2010: 1º. Relieve marathon (Astromad).
1 – Barcelona (ESP) – 2004: 2º.
1 – San José (Costa Rica) – 2016: 3º.
1 – Dalian Marathon (CHI) – 2017: 11º.
National Champion in Pontevedra 2013 and Soria 2015.
Botello competed at the 2012 Summer Paralympics. He failed to make the finals in the 5,000 meters event. He finished ninth in the marathon with a time of 1:33.05. Melilla hosted a half marathon in November 2012 that he participated in. It was the first half marathon he competed in, and took place in his father's hometown. In March 2013, he competed at the Los Angeles Marathon. In March 2013, he participated in an international training camp for wheelchair athletes held in Costa Rica.
3 times first Maratona de Treviso (ITA) 2012, 2014 y 2015.
Paralympic Games, London (UK) 2012 – 9º.
World Championship: CRISTHCHURCH (NZ) 2011 13º.
3º Bolder Boulder 10 km, Colorado (EEUU) en 2010.
2009 (4º), 2010 (3º), 2013 (6ª), 2014 (19º flat tire), 2015 (11º)., 2016 (11º) 2017 (5º) 2018 (22º) and 2019 (15º)
2009 (6º), 2010 (6º), 2011 (5º), 2012 (12º – feber), 2013 (13º), 2014 (12º), 2015 (11º), 2017 (8º), 2018 (13º – flat tire) and 2009 (21º)
7º Golden League París (FRA) 2009 7º Golden League Londres (UK) 2010 7º Diamond League Laussane (SUI) 2016 8º Diamond League París (FRA) 2010 8º Diamond League Laussane (SUI) 2010 and 2018.
3 times first Carrera Liberty, Madrid 2009, 2015 y 2017.
2008 (9º), 2009 (8º), 2010 (12º) 2011 (flat tire), 2012 (11º), 2013 (flat tire), 2014 (13º), 2015 (27º) no grip, 2016 (11º), 2017 (5º) 2018 (17º) and 2019 (21º)
3 times first Maraton de Lanzarote 2008, 2009 y 2010.
2 times first del Medio Maratón de Cali (COL) 2008 y 2009.
3º Outeniqua Wheelchair Challenge en George (RSA) 2008.
3º BUPA Great North Run de Newcastle (UK) 2008, 2010, 2013 y 2014.
5º Rolling Rampage, Ottawa (CAN) 2008 y 2016.
2 times first del Maraton de Valencia 2007 y 2010.
First Grandmas Marathon en Duluth, Minnesota (EEUU) 2007.
2º Maratona de San Antonio di Padova (ITA) 2007.
At the 2006 World Championships in Sweden, Botello won a gold medal in the 3,000 meter event. He competed at the 2008 Summer Paralympics in the marathon where he finished seventh. In 2010, he competed in the New York City Marathon, finishing in a time of 1:47.39, making him the first Spanish wheelchair competitor to finish the race. The 2010 race was his fifth time competing in the race in which he placed in the top ten three times. In 2011, he did the running part of the CAN Triathlon Mallorca, with Vicente Javier Torres Ramis doing the swimming leg and Joan Llaneras doing the cycling component.
2006 (10º), 2007 (9º), 2008 (12º), 2009 (8º), 2010 (9º), 2011 (10º). 2013 (11ª). 2014 y (15º). 2015 (11º). 2016 (12º), 2017 (7º) 2018 (15º) and (16º)
4 times first Half Marathon of Portugal 2005, 2014, 2015 Y 2016.
European Championship: ESPOO (FIN) 2005 –12º.
2003 (debut), 2005 (8º), 2006 (7º), 2012 (3º), 2016 (8º), 2017 (19º Berlin (flat tire) and 2018 (16º)
In 2002, he was in a bicycle accident that left him a paraplegic because of damage to the Thoracic spinal nerve 11 and 12. Prior to his accident he played a number of sports on the amateur level including football, kickboxing and athletics.
Rafael Botello Jiménez (born 23 February 1979) is a Spanish wheelchair athlete specializing in long distance events. He has represented Spain at the 2008 and the 2012 Summer Paralympics.
Rafa born in Vic, Barcelona on 23 February 1979 and since then still living in Manlleu (SPAIN).
