Campos & Avilés: Inside the Minds of Mexico's Sprint Stars

Mexico's 4x400m relay team returned from Texas with a time of 3:03.61 and their sights set on the World Championship and Paris 2024 Olympics. Sprinters Guillermo Campos Ornelas and Luis Antonio Avilés Ferreiro see the Texas races as key for refining their performance.

Campos & Avilés: Inside the Minds of Mexico's Sprint Stars
Guillermo Campos Ornelas celebrates after a strong performance in the 400m hurdles. Credit: CONADE

After three weeks of competitions in Texas, United States, the Mexican men's 4x400m relay returned to our country with the objective of qualifying for the World Championship of the discipline, where they will seek to get the ticket that will take them to their first Olympic experience in Paris 2024.

His last mark of 3:03.61 minutes, the best obtained in the American tour, left good feelings in the team, since the sprinters Guillermo Campos Ornelas and Luis Antonio Avilés Ferreiro, members of the national team, detailed that competing with Olympic and world athletes demanded a high level.