After two days of no morning sessions at the World Championships in Athletics in Budapest, the event at the National Athletics Center will be wild once again this Wednesday with a double session. A total of 11 Spaniards will participate, with Mario García Romo as the main protagonist.. The best way to open your mouth on Thursday will be the 35-kilometer walk for men and women, where a medal can fall… or plural.
If we go back to Wednesday; The man from Salamanca, who lives in Boulder (Colorado), dreams of taking a new step at 1,500 meters. and that meant taking the podium after finishing fourth at the Eugene World Championships last year behind Mohamed Katir. The final will kick off at 21:20 and will face off in the final against his training partner and friend Yared Nuguse, an Ethiopian-American who emigrated before this other genius midfielder was born.
In any case, and despite the presence of other top contenders such as Kenyan Abel Kipsang or Brits Kerr and Gourley, the top favorite will once again be the rough Norwegian Jakob Ingebrigtsen, an outstanding athlete who will be overly motivated. after losing away to England’s Jake Wightman in the last World Cup.
It will be in the afternoon. Earlier, five Spaniards will compete in the morning, and the first will be three eighties in a tough series where only the first three of each of the seven races plus the best three times overall will reach the long-awaited semi-final pass.
Launch lists are now available national champion Lorea Ibarzabal will play the first series at 10:05 with British star Keely Hodgkinson. as a reference. At 10:13 p.m. in the second, Daniela García (European sub’23 champion) will be with Kenyan Mary Moraa, and in the sixth at 10.45 p.m., reborn Lorena Martín will emerge after a long and difficult injury with Australia’s Bisset as her own big name.
At 10.20 in the morning, one of the best competitors in Spanish athletics, Jaime Guerra’s World Cup dream will come true. The Catalan continues to grow, reaching 8.14 meters in the long jump this year, one centimeter less than it takes to reach the final (or be among the top 12). Mention the Greek Tentoglou, the Jamaican Gayle or the amazing Indians Aldrin and Sreeshankar among the favourites.
And after reaching the semi-finals in the 100m, Catalan Jael Bestue Dispute this Thursday at 11:50 p.m. first run of 200 meters After World Athletics changed schedules in terms of the expected 35 degrees (feeling around 40). They beat the first three and best three times of each series, a goal that blaugrana can reach.
It will be with three quarters of the same Mary Vincent. He missed the long jump final by only two centimeters, The Catalan will try to sneak three steps at 19:10., for which he would have to jump five centimeters more than his personal record of 14.25 meters, or be in the top 12. Awaiting his return to the combines next season, he is fully qualified to compete again in Budapest.
already in the afternoon, azulgrana Laura Redondo will open Spanish presence After being selected in the second stage at 19:00, he will face the tough challenge of reaching his first grand final in Group A and ahead of the hammer throw classification after only six centimeters away from past European Championships. He threw 71.01 meters this season, his national record is 72 meters ‘dive’ and 73 is claimed for the ‘capital Q’ but will have options to compete again in Budapest if he is close to his personal record.
The women’s 3,000m hurdles will compete to advance to the finals. (Only the top five of each semi-final will get it). Young and brand new absolute national champion Marta Serrano The winner (19:53) will run alongside Kenyan universal record holder Beatrice Chepkoech, while former Barcelona Carolina Robles will start the runner-up (20:08) alongside Ethiopian Almayew and the fastest Spaniard in history. doping Irene Sánchez-Escribano will close with Kenyan Jackline Chepkoech at 20:23.