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Cuban sprinter Yoandys Lescay dominated the 400th Grand Prix of the Spanish city of Ávila, northwest of Madrid, with a time of 45.66 seconds.
Lescay, known for his fabulous closures of the Cuban 4×400 relays at the most important events, have had their best time this season. This is good news just days before the start of the Central America and Caribbean Games.
Yoandys, Ibero-American champion 2016, did not have a positive campaign, specialists, coaches and managers this time have a good eye. A week earlier, in Guadalajara, he had braked the clocks at 45.68
The Tunero will double at Barranquilla-2018 at 400 and 4×400 meters. In both cases, it will be very difficult, because of the presence of excellent runners. From the individual point of view, among others, highlights the Dominican Luquelin Santos, Olympic and world medalist in the return to the oval.
While, in teams, also Dominican Republic, with four athletes coming down from 46.50, he goes out as the main candidate for the gold medal. However, the Cuban relays -Lescay, Zamora, Pellicier and Chacón- can fight for him.
In the competition itself, Lázaro Borges, vice-world champion pole vault, failed in his three attempts on 5.20 meters. Havana does not get close to the 5.90 that it scored seven years ago and is a national record of our country.
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