The women’s 4×100 relay consisting of Sonia Molina, Jaël Sakura Bestué, Paula Sevilla and Maribel Pérez reached the final of the European Championships in Munich with second place in his series and a time of 42.95, the best mark by a Spanish quartet in the history of the continental championships and the third best mark ever.
The race was started by Ciudad Real athlete Sonia Molina-Prados, who, with 11.82, was the slowest of the entire relay.. The baton was taken by Barcelona’s Jaël Bestué, who was the fastest with 10.16 before handing over to double hectometer specialist Paula Sevilla, who stopped her time at 10.73. The final relay was made by Sevillian Maribel Pérez, who ran 10.24.
The Spanish women’s 4×100 meter quartet, which just a month ago made history in fifth place at the World Championships in Eugene (United States), reached the final with the second fastest time among all participating countries. The fastest was the British, who, with a team consisting of Asha Philip, Imani Lansiquot, Bianca Williams and Ashleig Nelsonfinished first with a time of 42.83.
In the men’s category, the Spanish 4x100m team composed of Alberto Calero, Pablo Montalvo, Jesús Gómez and Sergio López finished fifth in his series with 39.14 and, with the tenth fastest time among all participating countries, not in the final. The fastest were the Germans, who set a new national record with 37.97.
Source: La Verdad
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