Nerja, ready for the full Spanish Championship full of incentives

Nerja welcomes the 102nd Absolute Spanish Outdoor Championshipwhich will take place from this Friday June 24 to Sunday 26 at Enrique Lopez Cuenca Stadium. This is the first time in history that the town of Malaga serves as the headquarters of Full Spanish Championshipalthough it has already hosted the Spanish U23 Championship in 2002 and 2021, and the U18 Championship in 2010.

The 102nd edition of the Spanish Championship will be very special because of the amount of incentives it will provide for athletes. Starting with the titles at stake and continuing its importance in the face of the two great international championships of 2022, the Oregon World Cup and the Munich European. And it is that on Sunday the 26th is the deadline for achieving the minimum for the World Cup and also for adding points for World Athletics World Rankings, the other qualifying pathway for Oregon. In addition, the Spanish Championship will be decisive in the selection itself for the World Cup and the European Championship, as indicated by certain pre -selection criteria established by the Sports Directorate.

In total, there were 782 athletes registered for individual events (339 women and 343 men) spread across 125 clubs, of which Castellon beaches shows the largest number of registered (69) followed by FC Barcelona (60), Pamplona Athletic Groupemployment (32), Valencia Athletics (29) at Alcampo Scorpio 71 (27). Through regional federations, Catalonia ats the most represented with 127 athletes, followed by Madrid (93), Andalusia (70), Valencian Community (64) at Castilla y León (62).

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Almost all the champions of the last edition were held Getafe will defend their titles, with the following exceptions: Mary Vincent (200 m, although he will compete in triple and javelin), Laura Good (400m), Natalie Romero (800m), Therese Mali (100m hurdle), Ana Peleteiro (triple), Maria Perez (10,000m walk)Orlando Ortega (110m hurdle), Sergio Fernandez (400m hurdle), Xesc Tresens (tall), odei jainaga (javelin), Jorge Urena (decathlon) at Alvaro Martin (10,000m walk).

Also, up to 11 individual national record holders (six men and five women) will meet in Nerja: among men, Bruno Hortelano at 200mSaul Ordonez at 800m, Mohamed Katir | at 1500m and 5000m, Jordan Diaz in triple, Javier Cienfuegos to hammer and Miguel Angel Lopez in the 10,000 m march (he was a record holder in the 35 km march); and to women, Sarah Gallego in the 400m hurdles, Bethlehem Office in weight, Sabina Asenjo on disk, Laura Round to hammer and Mary Vincent in triple and javelin instead of in heptathlon, the test in which he holds the record in Spain