years of absence with a 5-year contract; b) NFL Season Games, for the first time in Mexico consolidating the American football fanbase in the country with a 3-year contract; c) Yearly regular season events from: NBA, MLB, UFC, PGA, and LPGA and d) World Championships and World Class events from: FIFA, FIA, FIBA, FIVB, WTF, WA, UIPM, IPC and other international federations. Moreover, De la Vega was positioned as the President of the Telcel Mexico City Marathon, creating and implementing a 360 strategy that transformed the event, starting with 6,000 runners and growing to 40,000 in four years. Currently ranked number 9 in the world according to the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS). Sports Infrastructure: About this axis, he recovered the "Sport City Complex", a 292-hectare facility dedicated to sport, negotiating public and private investment of 215 million USD for the development of first world venues for different sports, becoming the largest sports complex in Latin America. On the other hand, he led the negotiations for the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez (racetrack) and the Diablos Rojos Baseball Stadium, two of the largest sport infrastructure projects with private investment in public spaces. Finally, he got involved in the negotiations to build the Cruz Azul soccer stadium, one of the three local teams, with an investment of 150 million USD. References 1975 births Living people Mexican male modern pentathletes Olympic modern pentathletes of Mexico Modern pentathletes at the 1996 Summer Olympics Modern pentathletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics People from Temixco