La Colombiana Karen Palomeque Bate Un Segundo World Record in Paris 2024

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Colombian athlete Karen Palomeque set a new world record during the Paris Paralímpico Games, in the 400 meters of the T38 category, and she brought home two gold medals and a bronze.

The 30-year-old player ran in 58.67 seconds on the Morada of the Estadio de France, in the north of Paris, behind Hungara player Luca Ekler (59.35 seconds) and German Lindy Ave (1 min 00 sec 37).

“It's wonderful, it means a lot to me because I have seen him working very hard on the slopes and it's very happy and happy,” he explained to AFP with a sworn enemy and a small Colombian gang The Mejilla, their ritual before each test.

“It was a felt encounter because I was getting rid of a world 100 metres away that had returned me home with the mentality of my father, who had given me a medal,” Palomeque pointed out, recording a parliamentary parody in a mansion.

“I'm not calling you, nothing but gold and no bronze,” agreed the paratleta, who moved on to the 100-meter lisos T38 test with the primer, also with the world record shot, and with el tercero en salto de longitud el jueves.

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