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Puro Alto BOLT-Aje Sección C EXPRESO Domingo 14 de Agosto 2016 Editor: Guillermo Carrillo H. Coeditor: Arturo Llanes Coeditora gráfi ca: Andrea Miramontes Correo: [email protected]@expreso.com.mx TENDRÁ SU PRIMER BRINCO A LAS 4:30 DE LA TARDE A RESALTAR GRUPO “B” ATLETA PAÍS MMP MMA Nauraj S. Randhawa Malasia 2.29 2.29 Mateusz Przybylko Alemania 2.30 2.29 Sylwester Bednarek Polonia 2.32 2.30 Édgar Rivera México 2.30 2.30 Arturo Chávez Perú 2.31 2.31 EN RÍO Dmytro Yakovenko Ucrania 2.30 2.26 Gouwei Zhang China 2.38 2.33 Bradley Adkins E. U. 2.29 2.29 Sale hoy Édgar Rivera ticipan 44 saltadores, que están el británico de 28 años, Robert Majd Eddin Ghazal Siria 2.36 2.36 en su debut olímpico acomodados en dos grupos, de Grabarz. Jamal Wilson Bahamas 2.31 2.31 donde los mejores doce exponen- Entre los 22 saltadores del Erik Kynard E. U. 2.37 2.35 a tratar de buscar el tes por marca o los que tengan al Grupo “B”, también estará el Derek Drouin Canadá 2.40 2.38 menos 2.31 metros conseguidos, canadiense de 26 años, Derek Joel Baden Australia 2.29 2.29 pase a la fi nal en salto avanzarán a la fi nal que será el Drouin, quien posee el tercer Frederico Silva Talles Brasil 2.29 2.29 de altura en el Estadio martes. mejor registro en 2016, con 2.38 Jaroslav Baba Rep. Checa 2.37 2.28 Édgar buscará entrar a esa lis- metros; en el sector “A”, destaca Dzmitry Naboka Bielorrusia 2.29 2.29 Olímpico ta de doce saltadores que bus- el qatarí Mutaz Essa Barshim, de Seunghyun Yun Corea del Sur 2.32 2.25 carán la medalla, aunqueq antes 25 años, qquien lidera la clasifi ca- Robert Grabarz Gran Bretaña 2.37 2.33 deberáeberá encarar la eliminatoria ción mundial con 2.402.40 metros. 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Ya - MEJORES MARCAS EN 2016 sólo a su familia, sino también a So-- calificalifi cando, todo puedepuede pasar”,pasar”, ATLETA PAÍS MARCA FECHA nora y México. explicó.explicó. Mutaz E. Barshim Qatar 2.40 11 de junio “Es su primera participación CárdenasCárdenas RoblesRobles reconocióreconoció la GianmarcoGianmarco Tamberi*Tambe Italia 2.39 15 de julio olímpica y debe pensar en califi carr constanciaconstancia en el trabajo de ÉdgarÉdgar Derek Drouin Canadá 2.38 17 de julio a la fi nal. En estos últimos años se y sus decisionesdecisiones de iirr o tomar (*) No participparticiparáa en los Juegos Olímpicos Río 2016 por lesión. ha desarrollado mucho el salto de las opcionesopciones de radradicaricar en otros altura, hay un gran nivel y en Méxi-- países para lograr un memejorjor de-de- Récord olímpico:olím Charles Austin/Estados Unidos/ 2.39 co necesitamos gente que comiencee sarrollo y crecimientocrecimiento deportivo,deportivo, metros/Atlantametros/Atla 1996 (28 julio) a darse a notar y los hermanos Ri- algo que ya empempiezaieza a tener su Récord mundial:mun Javier Sotomayor/Cuba/2.45 metros/ vera han sido un gran ejemplo de recompensarecompensa con buenos resultaresulta-- Salamanca,Salamanca, EEspaña,s 27 julio 1993 perseverancia. dos y su calificalifi cacióncación a Río 2016. El velocista Usain Bolt avanzó a la fi nal de los 100 metros planos y hoy correrá por su tercera medalla olímpica Puro alto BOLT-aje Agencia Reforma llido. RÍO DE JANEIRO.- Sin exigirse al Ya ubicado en los tacos de salida, máximo y con sus habituales dotes Bolt se llevó un dedo a los labios para teatrales, Usain Bolt saltó a la pista del pedir silencio, y el estadio obedeció. Estadio Olímpico y ganó sin problemas Cuando sonó el disparo, Bolt tuvo su el i m i n ator i a en los 10 0 met ros de los algunos problemas para ponerse en Juegos de Río de Janeiro. marcha, pero una vez enderezó el torso A pesar de una mala largada, el astro dejó atrás al resto de los competidores. jamaiquino se impuso en su heat con “No fue la mejor largada, me sentí tiempo de 10.07 segundos y se clasifi có un poco lento. No estoy acostumbra- a las Semifi nales. do a correr tan temprano en cualquier Tan pronto salió del túnel a los pues- campeonato’’, dijo el jamaiquino, apa- tos de largada, Bolt fue recibido con rentemente sin darse cuenta que su una ovación de las 60 mil personas que eliminatoria fue a las 12:36. colmaron el estadio. El hombre más Bolt, dueño de los récords mundia- rápido del planeta les devolvió el gesto les de los 100 y 200 metros, busca en al extender los brazos y aplaudirlos, Río un tercer triplete en los 100, 200 y mientras la multitud coreaba su ape- el relevo 4x100. .
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