resounding success in Botswana! Spain Conquers Four Finals and World Tickets in the World Relays

resounding success in Botswana! Spain Conquers Four Finals and World Tickets in the World Relays

Spanish athletics celebrates a historic milestone with the direct qualification of four relays for the Beijing 2027 World Cup after a brilliant performance in Gaborone.

The Spanish expedition has displayed a range of talent and determination in the Botswana World Relayssealing a memorable start to the championship. With our eyes set on the horizon of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic GamesSpain has demonstrated its strength and projection in the relay disciplines, a sector that the National Relay Plan has promoted with a strategic investment of 26 elite athletes, divided equally between 14 men and 12 women.

The loot obtained is nothing less than direct qualification for the Beijing World Cup 2027 for four of its six teams. This achievement, which represents the main objective of the African event, grants a golden passport to the world's elite. The teams that have celebrated this long-awaited pass are the Women's 4x100m, women's 4x400m and both mixed relays, the 4x100m and the 4x400m. A plenary session that highlights the excellent preparation and potential of Spanish athletics.

The joy and pride were palpable in the atmosphere. “We work a lot, we are one of the countries that works the most on relays and it is seen in the marked results,” he declared. Esperança Claderaone of the protagonists. “The main objective is done, which was to qualify for Beijing. Now, let's enjoy the final,” he added with a satisfied smile, reflecting the team's ambition.

The relay women's 4x100mmade up of Lucía Carrillo, Jaël Bestué, Esperança Cladera and Maribel Pérezgave a stellar performance. His debut in Gaborone was simply sensational, securing his place in the final with the second best overall record of the series: an impressive 42″26. The solidity and understanding of the team was evident.

Maribel Perezwho also doubled to contribute to the success of the mixed relay, highlighted the strength of the team: “We have run again in 42”20 with three completely new relays. The incredible thing about this team is that they make what is very difficult very easy.” Their versatility and commitment were key to ensuring the passage of both the women's 4x100m and the mixed 4x100m to the big World Cup event next year.

The relief was not left behind women's 4x400m. With Paula Sevilla, Rocío Arroyo, Ana Prieto and Blanca Hervás Up front, the Spanish team shone with its own light in its debut in Gaborone. His qualification for the final materialized with the fourth best overall time, a time of 3'24″44which gives them a direct ticket to the World Cup in China.

The duo Blanca Hervás and Paula Sevilla He was once again the protagonist in the relay mixed 4x400mnext to David García and Julio Arenas. This quartet also certified their place in the final of the World Relays and, therefore, their presence in the World Cup. With a time of 3'09″89they set a new national record, consolidating their position as one of the strongest teams.

A relevant fact is that the relay 4x100m mixedwhich will debut as a new Olympic event in Los Angeles 2028 replacing the mixed marching relay, it has already left its mark in its international debut. Spain qualified for the final of the World Relays and for the 2027 Beijing World Cup with Guillem Crespí, Maribel Pérez, Andoni Calbano and Jaël Bestuéwho marked a time of 40″51. The competition was fierce, with Jamaica, led by Ackeem Blake, Tina Clayton, Kadrian Goldson and Tia Claytonwinning and marking a new world record with 39″99.

However, not all were joys for the Spanish team. The two men's relays, the 4x100m and the 4x400mthey failed to get past the initial round. The 4x100m team, made up of Alberto Calero, Juan Carlos Castillo, Jaime Sancho and Jorge Hernándezwill have to fight in tomorrow's play-off to keep alive the hope of reaching a World Cup berth. The same situation faces the men's 4x400mwith Markel Fernández, Samuel García, Manuel Guijarro and Óscar Husilloswho despite breaking the Spanish record with a time of 3'00″26they will have to look for their opportunity in the play-offs.

The day in Botswana has been a clear reflection of the growth and dedication of Spanish athletics in the relay disciplines. With four of the six teams qualified for the World Cup, the future looks promising and full of expectations.

Botswana World Relays FAQ

What main objective has been achieved at the World Relays in Botswana?

The main objective has been the direct classification of four Spanish relays for the Beijing World Cup 2027.

How many Spanish relays have qualified for the finals?

They have qualified for the finals four of the six Spanish relays.

Which women's relays have qualified for the final?

The classified women's relays are the women's 4x100m and the women's 4x400m.

Which mixed relays have qualified for the final?

The classified mixed relays are the 4x100m mixed and the 4x400m mixed.

What was the time of the women's 4x100m relay in the heats?

The women's 4x100m relay completed the series with a time of 42″26.

What time did the women's 4x400m relay set to qualify?

The women's 4x400m relay qualified with a time of 3'24″44.

Were any national records broken in the mixed relays?

Yes, the relay 4x400m mixed broke the national record with a time of 3'09″89.

When will the mixed 4x100m relay debut as an Olympic event?

The mixed 4x100m relay will debut as an Olympic event in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

Which men's relays should compete in the repechage?

The men's relays that must compete in the repechage are men's 4x100m and the men's 4x400m.

What was the Spanish record time for the men's 4x400m?

The Spanish record for the men's 4x400m was established in 3'00″26.

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