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The Colombian swimmer broke his own record of the last Central American Games in Veracruz (Mexico). For her part, Isabella Arcila of Valle del Cauca won a gold medal in the 100 meters freestyle
Colombian swimmer Omar Pinzón won the gold medal in the 100 meters of the Olympic Games. Central America and the Caribbean in Barranquilla. In addition, the Bogota athlete beat the mark he had established four years ago in Veracruz (Mexico).
Pinzón, who dominated the race from start to finish in the middle of the ovation of his compatriots, plunged into gold with a time of 54.88 seconds to lower the record of 55.48 that had established in the previous games.
The silver medal went to Cuban Armando Barrera, with a time of 55.48, while the bronze was awarded to Venezuelan Robinson Molina, who concluded the test at 55:88
" I am very grateful to God for having given me this talent to be able to compete on such a level and to be at the top of the podium in representing my country, it 's something d & # 39; Giving a medal to Colombia is something inestimable said the swimmer minutes after receiving the gold medal.
However, Bogota burst into tears when he spoke of his father's death. "I think the most difficult thing is that there is a breach in the stands, my father is not there and I really need him, I know that He is very proud and happy of my achievements. In the second hour, Isabella Arcila seemed to extend the winning streak of the national delegation and get her third gold medal in Barranquilla, where she also won a silver medal.
This time, the athlete reached, time of 55.21, gold metal in the 100-meter freestyle evidence that Joanna Evans (55.29) of the Bahamas began to dominate, but that in the end, she received the triple champion of Central America with a good finish. Arcila still has the 50m freestyle and the relay races on the left.
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