Crespí achieves tenth place in the 60 meters at the World Indoor Athletics Championships

The Spanish Guillem Crespí has ​​been tenth in the men’s 60 meters of the World Indoor Athletics Championships, which is being held in the Polish region of Cuyavia and Pomerania, while his compatriots Carlos Sáez and Mariano García have advanced to the 1500 meters final, as has Blanca Hervás to the 400 meters final.

In this 2026 short track World Cup, with its epicenter in the city of Torun, this Friday’s morning session gave the Spanish team two tickets to the semifinals in the women’s 800 m. In her short track World Cup debut, Rocío Arroyo finished third in heat 3 with 2:01.35, the same time as Lorea Ibarzabal to finish fourth in heat 6.

However, there were heads and tails for the Spanish men’s 800 m. Mohamed Attaoui was attentive from the back of his series until changing cadence in the last lap and finishing second with 1:45.75, thus moving to the semifinals; On the other hand, Elvin Josué Canales accused of having set the pace of his series and was fifth with 1:47.30, being eliminated.

In the 60 m dash, Crespí had opened the Spanish morning doing 6.61 in heats and moving on to the afternoon semifinals, where he ran in 6.57 (MMP); That placed him tenth in a test where then the American Jordan Anthony won the gold (6.41) and his compatriot Trayvon Bromell (6.45) tied the bronze behind the Jamaican Kishane Thompson (6.45).

On the other hand, Blanca Hervás (52.15) and Paula Sevilla (51.86) had demonstrated the current good health of the Spanish women’s 400 m, with respective morning classifications for a ‘semi’ that in the afternoon session were disparate; Hervás did 51.58 in his race and advanced to the round by time, but Sevilla finished his in 52.19 and did not get into that final.

In the men’s 400 m, David García Zurita from Extremadura and Markel Fernández from Biscay ran the morning heats in respective times of 46.91 and 46.68; However, in the afternoon García Zurita made a time of 46.65 and Fernández completed his race in 46.72, without any of them advancing to the final.

Finally, in the men’s ‘milqui’, Carlos Sáez and Mariano García left a good impression in the semifinals. The Catalan rose in his career until he crossed the finish line third with a time of 3:35.94 and tied a ticket to the final; There he will be accompanied by the Murcian, who made a splash in the 1,000 meters and finally achieved victory with 3:38.19.