US EditionManuel Was Also Excited by the Little Heart From Her Boyfriend. She Was Exhausted After the Gold: I'm Mainly Looking Forward to Bed
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Czech athletics has a new world-class star. Twenty-year-old quarter-finalist Lurdes Gloria Manuel achieved a sensational triumph at the World Indoor Championships in Toruń, Poland, when she won the 400-meter final in a time of 50.76 seconds and became the world indoor champion. She also ended the Czech athletics' eight-year wait for a medal at the World Indoor Championships.
She arrived in Torun as the fifth biggest favorite based on her times achieved in the season. But Lurdes Gloria Manuel turned the odds upside down and improved with every performance. She gilded her personal best of 50.76 in the final with the title. Thanks to her, Czech athletics broke its eight-year medal drought from the World Indoor Championships and has its champion. "Of course it sounds really nice," said the obviously very exhausted quart…
Lurdes Gloria Manuel's bold tactics paid off in the winning final at the World Indoor Championships with a fast first 200m. In an interview with Radiožurnál Sport, the 20-year-old Czech athlete revealed that she wanted to attack for her first senior medal, but she didn't expect gold.
Toruń (Poland) - A bold tactic with a fast first 200m paid off for Lurdes Gloria Manuel in the winning final at the World Indoor Championships. In an interview with Radiožurnál Sport, the 20-year-old Czech athlete revealed that she wanted to attack for her first senior medal, but she did not expect gold.
The Czech athlete won the final with a time of 50.76.
The Czech Republic is calling on a new star. Lurdes Gloria Manuel won the sensational title of world champion at her first indoor world championship. And at just twenty years old. The Czech quarter-finalist ran for the gold medal in Toruń, Poland, in a personal record of 50.76. The Czech Republic celebrates the precious metal after eight years. For Manuel, it is a fairy tale story, as she has been struggling with a hamstring injury this season.
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