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David García Zurita still has work ahead in Birmingham. Four days after finishing fifth with Spain in the final of the 4x400 mixed, the Pacean athlete faces this Friday a new opportunity in the European Championship, now with the men’s relay. The first round will start at 12.05 p.m., Spanish peninsular schedule, and out of the 16 participating teams will come the eight that will contest the final on Sunday.
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David García Zurita still has work ahead in Birmingham. Four days after finishing fifth with Spain in the final of the 4x400 mixed, the Pacean athlete faces this Friday a new opportunity in the European Championship, now with the men’s relay. The first round will start at 12.05 p.m., Spanish peninsular schedule, and out of the 16 participating teams will come the eight that will contest the final on Sunday.