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The lack of support in some Olympic disciplines in Mexico has been in the newsHowever, the delegations continue to prepare for what will be their participation in the great event in Paris 2024.
In that sense, Mexico has so far four athletes classified for the Olympic Gamesand there are still several disciplines to classify and seek to improve the performance of Tokyo 2020 where with four bronze medals they equaled the worst performance they had obtained in Atlanta 1996.
Mexican athletes qualified for Paris 2024
Citali Cristian Moscote was the first classified by Mexicothis after finishing in the fourth box of the Seville Marathon on February 19 and with a time of 2:24:53.
Moscote dreams of improving his brand and achieving a position on the podium for the Mexican delegation in Paris 2024.
Alegna González in the Olympic marcha sport with Mexican tradition, He obtained his quota after getting into the third position of the Finetwork International Grand Prix Marchthere he covered the 10 kilometers with a time of 43:35.
At the age of 24, he managed to obtain the quota to represent Mexico in the Olympic Games in Paris.
Miguel de Lara is another of the Mexican athletes who have secured their place in the Paris 2024 Olympic Gameshis ticket was obtained by timing 2:09:60 in the national check of the 200-meter swim.
In the midst of the complicated situation facing the Mexican Swimming Federation, De Lara obtained his quota and hopes to go all out in the great sporting event.
Gerardo Ulloa qualified in the mountain biking modality. The 26-year-old athlete from Guadalajara obtained his ticket by taking first place in the Pan-American MTB. His latest performances place him as one of the Mexican athletes who will arrive at Paris 2024 with great expectations.
There are still disciplines in which Mexico hopes to obtain much more representation for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, in the midst of complicated situations but hoping to improve the previous participation.
There are still unfortunate situations to be solved, such as those that have arisen with water sports and table tennis, where athletes have been harmed but nevertheless do not rest in favor of their preparation.
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