There are swimmers who keep all the juice inside, whose talent only needs that day to come when someone or something uncorks it automatically. An emotion, a unique setting, an insurmountable challenge, or swimming alongside your idol in a European semifinal. And this last is what has happened to Luca Hoek (18 years old), the torpedo from Sitges, with a French mother and Dutch father, but born and raised by the Mediterranean Sea.

The red stand of We are 93 roared again and boiled over with its hero. Marc Márquez renewed his romance with his favorite garden in this corner of Teruel with a crushing victory in the Sprint of the Aragón GP, the third in a row, which makes him once again the master of Saturdays with 20 wins in the short races, compared to Jorge Martín’s 19.

New times are dawning, the same or worse (not better), and the media ring has moved to television sets as exotic as they are phenomenally popular. The candidates for the presidency of Real Madrid have understood this and have adapted without hesitation. If Enrique Riquelme was the guest on Wednesday of El Hormiguero on Antena 3, where he promised Haaland, Florentino Pérez appeared the next day on the Horizonte program, a device originally created to talk about paranormal phenomena, now dedicated to all kinds of analysis, including political covens with psychedelic effects.