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Adiaratou Iglesias Forneiro, also known as "Adi", is a Spanish track and field athlete. In June 2019, during the in Grosseto, she broke a national record for Spain in the T12 category of 100m at 12.42 seconds (despite an opposing wind factor of -1.8); she also won the 200m with 25.78 seconds. These times qualified her for the World Para Athletics Championships held in Dubai where she earned the silver medal and set another record for Spain in the 100m T12 clocking 11.99.

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  • Adiaratou Iglesias Forneiro (Bamako, 6 de febrero de 1999) es una deportista española que compite en atletismo adaptado.​ (es)
  • Adiaratou Iglesias Forneiro, née le 6 février 1999 à Bamako (Mali), est une sprinteuse handisport espagnole, concourant dans la catégorie T13 pour les athlètes avec une déficience visuelle. (fr)
  • Adiaratou Iglesias Forneiro, also known as "Adi", is a Spanish track and field athlete. In June 2019, during the in Grosseto, she broke a national record for Spain in the T12 category of 100m at 12.42 seconds (despite an opposing wind factor of -1.8); she also won the 200m with 25.78 seconds. These times qualified her for the World Para Athletics Championships held in Dubai where she earned the silver medal and set another record for Spain in the 100m T12 clocking 11.99. (en)
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  • Adiaratou Iglesias Forneiro, also known as "Adi", is a Spanish track and field athlete. In June 2019, during the in Grosseto, she broke a national record for Spain in the T12 category of 100m at 12.42 seconds (despite an opposing wind factor of -1.8); she also won the 200m with 25.78 seconds. These times qualified her for the World Para Athletics Championships held in Dubai where she earned the silver medal and set another record for Spain in the 100m T12 clocking 11.99. Due to albinism, Adiaratou has 10% eyesight which increases to around 20% with glasses. While she uses reference points on the track to help guide her, she also employs the assistance of a guide during races. At the 2020 Summer Paralympics, Iglesias won a gold medal in the women's 100m T13 and a silver medal in the women's 400m T13. (en)
  • Adiaratou Iglesias Forneiro (Bamako, 6 de febrero de 1999) es una deportista española que compite en atletismo adaptado.​ (es)
  • Adiaratou Iglesias Forneiro, née le 6 février 1999 à Bamako (Mali), est une sprinteuse handisport espagnole, concourant dans la catégorie T13 pour les athlètes avec une déficience visuelle. (fr)
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