Muleño athlete returns the podium to the Spanish midfielder
Mohamed Katir won the bronze medal this morning in the final of the 1,500 meters of the World Athletics Championships in Eugene (Oregon), in a nice race in which Mario García Romo from Salamanca finished fourth.
The Muleño Athlete. who set a time of 3:29:90 (his best result of the season), has gone from less to more in this World Cup. He narrowly qualified for the semi-finals, in which he advanced with authority to the final. In the previous days he had said he needed a quick flight and he had it to show that he is one of the great middle distance runners in the world. Britain’s Jake Wightman won, surprising the favourite, Norwegian Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen, who finished second. Katir brought the Spanish midfielder back to the forefront of the showcase, after Reyes Esteve also won bronze in Seville in 1999.
Katir hung the second medal for Spain after that Monday won by Asier Martínez, also bronze, in the final of 110 meters hurdles.
Source: La Verdad
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