The Aranjuez City Council hosted an institutional reception for athlete Guillermo Gómez Correas, who won gold at the World Skate Games ASU26 held in Asunción, Paraguay. The city's Mayor, Miguel Gómez Herrero, along with members of the Government Team and the municipal council, welcomed the skater to recognize his international achievement.
Gómez Correas secured the senior world title in artistic free skating with a historic score of 275.76 points, setting a new world record. In the short program, he also surpassed the 100-point mark for the first time in World Championship history, achieving 100.18 points.
The 19-year-old skater achieves this success in his first year in the senior category, adding to his accolades five Spanish championship titles, three European championships, and five World Cup titles. His career began at the Aranjuez Skating School at the age of five, encouraged by his grandparents.
The title won in Paraguay is the result of years of work and perseverance, especially after a stress injury that forced him to pause his activity for several months. The City Council wished to recognize his career, his sporting success, and his connection with Aranjuez.
