The athlete of Palencia Carla Gallardo He achieved his goal and defeated Laredo (Cantabria) the Spanish record of 10 kilometers after Chrono stopped at 31.11.
This is a career where he always maintains a great rhythm and just exceeded a great favorite, the German Konztanze klosterhalfen.
The two laps route to a circuit without many curves and sea levels has always been a propitious scenario to get good brands, and more than a day with good weather conditions such as those who occurred in the 22 test editions.
Klosterhalfen, who came from Colorado, United States, to get the minimum for Tokyo World Cup, and what I already know what it is to win in Laredo after his success last yearHe was well guided by his hare and led the test from the beginning.
The German athlete did not disappoint and won a good brand (30.46), but the looks were placed in Palencia Carla Gallardo and his possible Spanish record, which was finally achieved at a great race end.
To men, four athletes, including favorites Jamal Eisa, Emile Caires and Iguider, They fled from the first kilometer, followed by a group led by Pablo Sánchez, 5,000 -meter champion of Spain.
The rhythm was not especially fast in the first kilometers, but before reaching the kilometer four, Eisa and Caires were united with one hand between the two.
Both athletes cooperated at times that relayed during the racing to improve their rhythm and try to play the success in the last section, where they reached the pair. When 300 meters left Eisa launched an attack where Caireress could not retaliate And Sudan took the victory with a time of 27.47.
Source: La Verdad
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