Paul Inchausp wins the Sports Open
Paul Inchausp won the Sports Open on Saturday, the 41st edition of the professional tournament that serves the ATP ranking, after beating British Oscar Weightman in the final 4-6, 7-6 (3) and 6-3.
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After a second day that ended with 75 hits, with a total of 147, he was unable to improve the game of the first day.
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The Navarro completed the day with 72 hits (+1) and finished in 69th place. Japanese Aki Iwai completed a perfect batch of 63 strokes (-8) to finish first, second French Perrine Delacour with 65 strokes (-6), one less than Korean Hee Im Jin (-5), third ranked.
Eighth expedition of the Pou brothers to the Cordillera Blanca in the Andes
The adventure has not got off to a good start, as Eneko, the older brother, has been in bed for 15 days with bronchitis. Once recovered, they have made the summit of Ichic Ultan, 5,350 meters high.
The Ironman of Vitoria will bring together about 3,000 athletes this Sunday in the Alavesa capital
The Villa Suso Palace in Vitoria-Gasteiz hosted the presentation this morning. The test will start at 7 a.m. in the Ullibarri swamp and end in Plaza Nueva. The race has been secured for another four years.
Egoitz Bijueska has won gold in the X Games and is still making history
The 15-year-old bilbaine has won the gold medal in the X Park Games tournament in Japan. Tom Schaar and Keegan Palmer have been defeated by the Biscayans, who have confirmed their excellent season.
Emma Hunt hits the speed climbing record for the first time in six seconds
The American has broken the 6.03 mark of Olympic champion Aleksandra Miroslaw.
Egoitz Bijueska wins silver at X Games
Bilbaine, 15, is in full swing after becoming Park World Champion in March.
Maddi Marquet and Luke William win at Memorial Onditz
At the Onditz Memorial held on Sunday morning in San Sebastian, 640 participants were present. Athletes from Ingalterra, France and Australia were seen, and the Australian Luke William won in the male category. Behind him, nine seconds later, came the Vizcaíno Mikel Arrasate . In the female category, the Donostiarra Maddi Marquet won the victory by eight minutes.
Nadia Erostarbe: "It's awful to be with so many other people I've admired."
Zarautz's surfer, who is taking advantage of a few days at home to spend time with his people, has analyzed how he has gone through the first part of the season while acknowledging that he is going through a great time. Zarauztarra is in the Top 10 of the Championship Tour, the most demanding circuit in the world, after having played the first six tests. He hopes to continue in that category in the second part of the season as well.