Ronald Longa has his feet on the ground. After recording a time of 9.98 seconds at the Savona Meeting on May 20th, marking the third time he has broken the 100-meter barrier, the second at that same Italian competition when he set 9.96 (national record) in 2025, the fastest athlete in Colombian athletics history demonstrates, at just 21 years old, maturity, focus, discipline, and an immense desire to continue improving those times. Read: Ronald Longa: "When you're standing on a track everyone is equal" In conversation with EL COLOMBIANO this Thursday, after winning Wednesday's Canarias Athletics Invitational in Tenerife (10.20) and heading to Santander, Spain, where he is based seeking to continue his good preparation and compete more frequently in Europe, the athlete born in Chocó and who lived in Bogotá, expressed his joy for the great results he has been achieving, and emphasized that continuous work is what will allow him to reach the goals he set for himself, such as becoming an indoor and outdoor world medalist and Olympic medalist.