4×400 relay returned to Spain bathing with silver

The Spanish male relay team, Silver in the European appeoorn championships (Netherlands), Paula Sevilla, copper at 400 meters and Lester Lescay, also bronze in the long jump, was shown on Monday on their arrival on Spain radiant for their successes.

“This medal knows gold with us, because we left with a loss. We went out on 1st Street, but we had a favorite, host, on the 6th, that Belgium, also good favorites, on a good street. We did a great job,” said Albacete Manu Guijarro, who came back to make money in some Europeans, after six years.

“We know it’s going to be complicated, but we also know the potential we have and want to ahead. The approach is to llue ourselves a little the way we did. Marnel got two positions above, Manuel directly gave me the witness to the third, I tried to maintain the third position and came up to Bernat,” said the óscar óscar Husillos sir.

Paula Sevilla, who in addition to bringing a copper to 400 meters, coincides with the Spanish record of this test (50.99 seconds), which Sandra Myers achieved in 1991, was satisfied and especially proud of her medal before fans who sang her excitedly at Madrid Airport.

“I was surprised at myself. I was able to deal with this championship and I felt competitive with it, so I was very happy and grateful all over the world for receiving a lot of support and I was strong in this championship,” said the Solana athlete.

Despite her individual successes, Seville confirmed in a “bitter mouth flavor”, after the 4×400 meter female relief team, which included, ran without bronze after the decision was corrected to disqualify the Dutch team.

“The fourth place is always a bit bittersweet, but we know we’re in Holland, it’s hard, we started in the absence, eventually it’s a drawback. But I know this is the initial point of a good time. 4×4 is a long way and I think they’ll leave good results,” he said.

Finally, Cuban Lester Lescay, who has been competing for Spain since this year’s January, has shown his huge brass surprise achieved in Holland, after he presents himself in the final with some discomfort.

“Two weeks ago I didn’t know if I could go to European. On the day of the end I came to the idea of ​​seeing what was going on, more than anything because of discomfort. I was super super and I told the doctor that I was being filmed, even though I didn’t feel feeling,” said the 23 -ear -old athlete.

“I felt a bit of a loss to the rivals. But no, eventually with a jump it resolved and this was the case, even though I wasn’t competing as I wanted,” he said.