Aim to compete in Olympics and be among the best: Lizeth Rueda | National Sports Council | Government

The national triathlon team, which will start this Thursday at the Paris 2023 Triathlon World Championships, a test event for next year’s Olympics in the French capital, will be awarded the first direct entry tickets to the summer fair as well as under professional designation.

“Personally, as an athlete, I want to play my best and surpass my results, I want to follow the best position in the Olympic rankings, the goal is to qualify for the Olympics and be among the top in the world.” Liz S Rueda said Santos was interviewed by the National Sports Council (CONADE).

The elite category is supported by CONADE, the women’s category will consist of Lizeth Rueda, Rosa María Tapia Vidal and Cecilia Pérez, while Aram Michell Peñaflor Moysen will compete in the men’s category.

“I’m grateful to have the support of CONADE to continue these competitions, we can continue to strive for Olympic qualification and most importantly, the more we compete at these levels, the more gaps there are and the more results there will be.” Viewed So I think the level of the country is going up and that’s because we can go out and compete and concentrate in Europe, which gives us an advantage to keep improving and to be able to look for a London 2012 Olympic player,” said a An Olympic pass will put you among the best in the world.”

More than 60 triathletes from the two divisions will travel to France to compete as part of Olympic qualifying, starting August 17 for the women’s individual events and August 18 for the men’s individual events.

The race will be a standard distance race, consisting of a 1,500-meter swim in the Seine, a 40-kilometre bike ride (seven laps, completely flat, with some technical corners) and a 10-kilometre run of four laps of 2.5 kilometers each. The finish line is on the Pont Alexandre III.

“Gaining more experience in the competitive game, I think it’s a good game for me, it adds a lot of experience, especially in terms of Olympic points and gaining a competitive pace,” said Rueda in his last appearance in San Francisco. Deland revealed after the World Championships. No. 14.

For the mixed relay, the swim will be just one lap of 300m and the bike segment will be 5.8km long, comprising two mostly flat laps with some technical corners and a cobblestone section. Finally, the 1.8km walk consists of two laps of 900m each, also with some cobbled areas, to cross the finish line at Pont Alexandre III. “Work together to ensure that the Mexican Mixed Relay can be held in Paris in 2024, thereby securing two places in the women’s and men’s categories,” concluded Rueda Santos.