2024-09-07 17:11:30
The day has arrived! The Guatemalan para-athlete presented herself at the Stade de France to leave your name written on the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games And here we will tell you the Ericka Esteban’s resultwho participated in the 400 meter T38 specialty.
Guatemala vibrated with emotion and joy when watching the competition paraathlete from Quetzaltewho participated in his second Olympic jousts. Below we will tell you how the test went and the results of your heat and how the grand finale was set up. How cool!
Paris 2024 Paralympic Games: Ericka Esteban’s results
It was a beautiful test where 18 participants, divided into two heats, took part in the test of the 400 meters T38where the first three places of each group and the two best overall times advanced to the grand finale which will be played on Saturday, September 7, 2024.
With a festive and inclusive atmosphere, where the para athlete They felt supported and accompanied in each of the tests, the Guatemalan competed in the heat 2 in lane 7 and had to face the representatives of Colombia, Germany, Hungary, Argentina, Australia and China, who also showed their commitment on the tartan track.
The Category T38 It is for the athletes with slightly limited movement and coordination of the lower torso and legs, and of one side of the body or the whole body. They have slightly reduced asymmetry and coordination of muscle movements. Their running form becomes more aerodynamic as they increase in speed.
The unforgettable day for Ericka Esteban
On Friday, September 6, 2024, it will be in the history of national sport with the participation of the para-athlete. Ericka arrived with that special smile and look, the one that inspires love and dedication in everything she does. She arrived in Paris with a personal best of 1:12.56 in the 400 meters. With her blue uniform, the Guatemalan left from lane 7 in search of the finish line when the signal sounded.
The test won it Luca Ekler of Hungary with a time of 1:01.02, followed by Rhiannon Clarke of New Zealand with 1:01.39 and in the third place Lindy Ave from Germany was the best with 1:01.58, while the Guatemalan Ericka Esteban She made a time of 1:11.79 which placed her in the seventh placewhich meant improving their personal brand and experience a unique moment in her life. In heat 1, Colombian Karen Palomeke set an Olympic record with 59.88 seconds.
At the end of the competition the Guatemalan he threw himself into the tartan track after the great effort left in the Olympic race, where every drop of sweat was a reflection of the work and dedication during all the preparation and the competition.
Thank you Ericka for your great effort and dedication in the Stade de France where your name was written with your participation!
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