Athletics: World championships

(From L) Silver medalist Brian Daniel Pintado of Ecuador, gold medalist Alvaro Martin of Spain and Masatora Kawano of Japan pose during a medal ceremony for the men's 35-kilometer race walk at the world athletics championships in Budapest on Aug. 24, 2023.

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