Princess Sirindhorn Presides Over 32nd Khao Cha Ngok Super Half Marathon
Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn presided over the 32nd Khao Cha Ngok Super Half Marathon at Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy in Nakhon Nayok on November 8. The Princess joined a 1 km walk at the event, which included races from 7 to 33 km plus a family fun run, organized with the Thai Health Promotion Foundation to promote public health.
Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn presided over the 32nd Khao Cha Ngok Super Half Marathon at Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy in Nakhon Nayok on November 8, 2026. The event, organized by the academy together with the Thai Health Promotion Foundation, was received by Major General Nattapong Asawinwong, the academy's commander, Dr. Pongthep Wongwatcharapaiboon, manager of the Thai Health Promotion Foundation, and Ms. Nimon Ratsri, director of the Healthy Lifestyle Promotion Office.
On this occasion, Her Royal Highness joined a 1-kilometer walk. The competition featured four race categories: Super Half Marathon (33 km), Half Marathon (16 km), Mini Marathon (10 km), and Cross Country (7 km), plus a 5 km family fun run for health.
Race results by net time, separated by gender:
Super Half Marathon 33 km Men: 1st Yossapat Leakyai (2:04:42), 2nd Anuchit Boonyakit (2:07:49), 3rd Ekkalak Seechak (2:08:23). Women: 1st Parichat Asawapruksachat (2:27:36), 2nd Supaporn Boonsorn (2:38:20), 3rd Wisuda Onso (2:39:09).
Half Marathon 16 km Men: 1st Patipon Limchoowong (56:12), 2nd Udomsak Chotsikul (56:33), 3rd Nattanun Khanteetao (57:05). Women: 1st Jirawan Chapakdee (1:07:01), 2nd Sirinart Poolphap (1:10:36), 3rd Waraporn Somprom (1:10:45).
Mini Marathon 10 km Men: 1st Powaret Phundam (36:34), 2nd Sanae Chaisri (36:57), 3rd Treeramet Tubkong (37:06). Women: 1st Natthaphat Srikhamkun (38:53), 2nd Arisa Vorapongkitipun (43:12), 3rd Pichayapa Kittichai (43:27).
Cross Country 7 km Men: 1st Tanwarat Kamjing (27:26), 2nd Watachai Thongliang (27:44), 3rd Kritsada Lamdara (27:53). Women: 1st Jeeranat Janekatekarn (35:03), 2nd Nichaphat Yotphet (35:24), 3rd [name not provided].