Bruno Hortelano on his lap of honour with the Spanish flag thinking his has won
the silver medal in the men's 200 metres. However, he was awarded the gold medal
following the disqualification of 100 metres champion Churandy Martina who crossed
the finish line first, only to be told he had 'cut the corner' by running in the lane inside
his own (Martina was in lane 8). Although the 200m times were modest Bruno had set
a Spanish record of 20.39 in his semifinal.
He then improved that time to 20.18 in London on the 22nd July at the Olympic Stadium.
2016 Men's European 200 metres final. Amsterdam.
| 1. |
Bruno Hortelano |
(ESP)
|
20.45 |
secs |
| 2. |
Ramil Guliyev |
(TUR)
|
20.51 |
secs |
| 3. |
Danny Talbot
|
(GBR)
|
20.56 |
secs
|
| 4. |
Solomon Bockarie |
(NED)
|
20.56 |
secs |
| 5. |
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake
|
(GBR) |
20.60 |
secs |
| 6. |
Davide Manenti
|
(ITA)
|
20.66 |
secs |
In 2018 he finished 4th. in the 200m at the European Championships in Berlin.
His time was 20.05. Earlier that year he set a new Spanish record of 20.04 in Getafe.
In 2016 he set a National record of 10.06 for the 100 metres and a 400m NR of 44.69.
ANNUAL PROGRESS 200m.
2009 21.94 +2.0 Toronto (CAN) 02 MAY 2009
2010 21.42 +1.1 Windsor (CAN) 29 MAY 2010
2011 21.41 +0.9 Andújar (ESP) 03 JUL 2011
2012 20.64 +0.2 Monachil (ESP) 28 JUL 2012
2013 20.47 0.0 Moskva (RUS) 16 AUG 2013
2014 20.75 Albuquerque, NM (USA) (i) 14 MAR 2014
2015 20.74 0.0 Mersin (TUR) 31 MAY 2015
2016. 20.12 -0.2 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 16 AUG 2016
2018 20.04 +0.8 Getafe (ESP) 22 JUL 2018 (National Record & PB)
2021 21.25 +0.8 Arona (ESP) 27 MAR 2021
2022 20.71 -0.3 Barcelona (ESP) 25 MAY 2022
2023 21.03 +2.0 Castellón (ESP) 14 JUN 2023