Huelva is the capital of the world of badminton. The Sports Palace Carolina Marin yesterday hosted the first day of El Pozo BWF World Senior Badminton Championships 2021. The event, which is the prelude to the absolute world championship, brings together until December 4 1,338 athletes from more than 50 countries. There are fifty flags that met yesterday to kick off a historic event for Huelva capital.
The dimensions are such that all the eyes of a sport that reigns in many countries, especially Asians, are on the Huelva territory. A unique opportunity to publicize the showcase that is this corner of the south west in all its areas, from the gastronomic, through the natural, historical and cultural heritage.
The diversity of nationalities is a fact within the sports infrastructure. You just have to walk through the Palace gate to immerse yourself in different cultures that have a love for the badminton racket in common. The senior world cup is totally free for anyone who wants to enjoy an event that brings together athletes of multiple ages that are divided into different categories: +35, +40, +45, +50, +55, +60 +65, +70 and +75. Thus, it is incredible to see the dexterity and agility of people over 70 years of age when hitting the steering wheel with masterful skill.
The Spanish delegation has 126 players in this editionAmong those who stand out Julio Fernández, who is the oldest player (79 years), and Patricia Sánchez, the youngest (36 years).
Also, there is more badminton beyond than inside the Sports Palace. Carolina Marin. Next to the installation is the Village Plaza, an area in which both activities and different shows take place these days. Likewise, there is the area of the event sponsors, where you can also buy various products from merchandising related to the World Badminton Championship in Huelva. A date for history.
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