Mexican record! The swimmer, Gabriel Castaño, reaches the Olympic mark to attend Paris 2024

San Antonio, Texas.- The Mexican delegation added a new specialist to its payroll this Saturday in watersports to compete in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

Today in the swimming series which is celebrated in USAhe aztec swimmer, Gabriel Castaño García26 years old, imposed olympic brand to seal your ticket to the big event.

In the freestyle competitionhe Gabriel Castano managed to stop the clock with 21.67 seconds to meet the mark requested by the 'World Aquatics' to classify the summer fair.

The A record of yesteryear International Swimming Federation (FINA) It was 21.96 seconds. The native of Monterey, New Lion finished the test early to stamp a new mark on the men's 50 meters.

The feat of Gabriel Castaño García will allow him to represent our country in his seconds Olympic Games. He Monterrey debuted in the Games of the XXXII Olympiad that housed Tokyo, Japan in 2021.

After enormous work in the country of Stars and Stripes, Gabriel Castano He established himself as the second swimmer Mexican in classifying the Paris 2024 Olympics. Previously, Miguel de Lara crossed the promised mark to secure a place in the 200 meters breaststroke.

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