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Manresan athlete Meritxell Soler<\/strong> is in luck!<\/span><\/p>\n This past weekend she achieved the 3rd best Spanish time in Marathon history<\/strong>, as well as the Olympic minimum. This is her personal best time and it turns her as the Spanish Sub-champion<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n She finished the 42.195 km of the Seville Marathon<\/strong> with an extraordinary time of 2:24:57.<\/strong> She came very close to the time of another Catalan athlete and also well-known from our race: the 2:26:24 achieved by Marta Galimany at the Valencia Marathon in December 2022. Our sports director, Roger Roca<\/strong>, was a fundamental pillar to achieve this <\/span>r\u00e8cord<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t