Two National Records And A World Cup Dream In Gallur!

Madrid Vibra: Two National Records and a World Cup Dream in Gallur!

Spanish athletics dresses up with historic brands that inspire excitement ahead of the World Cup event.

The Gallur Sports Palace witnessed an unforgettable day for Spanish athletics. The Madrid indoor meeting not only offered strong emotions, but also recorded two new national records in history, fueling hopes of medals in the next World Cup.

Moha Attaoui, with her sights set on the world record of the 1,000 meters indoors, fought with all her might against the stopwatch. The mark to beat, held by Ayaneh Souleiman since 2016 with a time of 2.14.20, seemed within reach of the young athlete. Convinced of his exceptional state of form and remembering his record of 2.12 outdoors, Attaoui went all out.

Despite a titanic effort, the world record escaped him by a sigh. However, his performance was not in vain. The stopwatch stopped at **2.12.52**, a mark that not only shatters Spain's record, but also stands as the new European record. An impressive achievement that demonstrates Attaoui's potential.

The Cantabrian athlete had the support of two strategic hares. The first did its job up to 400 meters, and the second took over to guide it up to 600 meters. The light signals, marking the pace of the record, added extra tension to the race.

In the last stretch, Attaoui was running below the record pace, but the final stretch played tricks on him. He gave up **32 hundredths** on the target mark, but the final result is, without a doubt, a formidable guarantee for his World Cup aspirations. His time places him as the third best mark in history in this discipline.

But the day of records did not end there. Quique Llopis, the Valencian sprinter, also left his mark on the history of Spanish athletics. In the 60 meter hurdles event, Llopis stopped the clock at **7.45**, lowering by three hundredths the previous national record that he shared with himself and with Orlando Ortega (7.48).

Llopis had already warned of his good moment in the semifinals, where he touched the record with a time of 7.49. In the final, starting on lane six, he once again demonstrated his dominance over the distance, dropping below 7.50 seconds for the seventh time and securing a resounding victory, five hundredths ahead of Simonelli (7.50).

The athletics festival in Madrid also had its own name in the 800 meters: Rocío Arroyo. In the B final of the event, Arroyo set the **second best Spanish indoor record of all time** with an impressive **1.59.98**. This mark not only gives her the minimum for the World Cup in Torun, but also surpassed the winner of the A final, Audrey Werro (2.00.68).

In the women's length test, athlete Irati Mitxelena also shone, reaching her **personal record** with a jump of **6.70 meters**. These results confirm the excellent state of form of Spanish athletics and the enthusiasm it generates for the upcoming international competitions.

The Madrid meeting is thus consolidated as a key event for Spanish athletes, a springboard towards international success and a demonstration of the talent pool that our country has.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the athletes who have broken records at the Madrid meeting?
Moha Attaoui in the 1,000 meters and Quique Llopis in the 60 meters hurdles.

What records has Moha Attaoui broken?
He has broken the Spanish record and the European record in the 1,000 meters with a time of 2.12.52.

What was Spain's previous record in the 1,000 meters?
The previous mark was held by Ayaneh Souleiman since 2016 with 2.14.20.

What record has Quique Llopis broken?
He has broken the Spanish record in the 60 meter hurdles with a time of 7.45.

Who held the previous Spanish record in the 60 meter hurdles?
The record was shared by Quique Llopis and Orlando Ortega with 7.48.

What other athlete has stood out at the Madrid meeting?
Rocío Arroyo, who achieved the second best Spanish indoor record in history in the 800 meters with 1.59.98.

What personal best did Irati Mitxelena achieve?
He achieved his personal record in length with 6.70 meters.

What does Rocío Arroyo's mark mean for the World Cup?
It gives him the minimum for the World Cup in Torun.

Where was the meeting held?
At the Gallur Sports Palace, Madrid.

When will the World Cup for which these athletes are seeking minimum be held?
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