104. EL RÉCORD QUE LO HA CAMBIADO TODO

EEn este episodio analizamos uno de los momentos más importantes de la historia del atletismo: la Maratón de Londres 2026. Sebastian Sawe ha parado el crono en 1:59:30, firmando un nuevo récord del mundo y convirtiéndose en el primer atleta en bajar de las 2 horas en una maratón oficial en Londres. Pero esto no es solo un récord. Yomif Kejelcha (1:59:41) consigue el mejor debut de la historia en maratón Jacob Kiplimo (2:00:28) firma la tercera mejor marca de siempre Tres atletas por debajo del anterior récord del mundo de Kelvin Kiptum En este episodio te cuento TODO lo que ha pasado: ✔️ Cómo se desarrolló la carrera paso a paso ✔️ El grupo líder y el ritmo en media maratón (1:00:29) ✔️ El momento exacto donde Sawe rompe la carrera ✔️ La comparativa con el récord de Kiptum ✔️ La importancia de la estrategia, la nutrición y la tecnología También analizamos la carrera femenina: Tigist Assefa gana con 2:15:41 Helen Obiri Joyciline Jepkosgei Y hablamos de otros nombres clave: Marta Galimany hace récord de España (2:27:38) tras casi 30 años Sebastian Vettel baja de las 3 horas en su debut Además, analizamos el impacto económico: Sawe se lleva cerca de 400.000€ entre premios y bonus Adidas vs Nike: la guerra de zapatillas (Adios Pro Evo 3 vs Alphafly 4) Este episodio no es solo un resumen… es un análisis profundo de cómo ha cambiado el maratón para siempre. ️ Si te gusta el running, este es uno de esos episodios que tienes que escuchar.

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