Tested positive for banned substance Dimetilexaniamine in 2011, the substance found in his test was fearly new added to the WADA list, he took from a pre-workout supplement doping suspension.
Castillo cleared eight metres twice in May 2004, first with a jump of 8.03 m in Mexico City and then a personal best and Venezuelan national record of 8.34 m in Cochabamba.[5] He travelled to Europe and competed at top level meets, including Athletissima, before going on to finish as runner-up at the 2004 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics behind Spain's Joan Lino Martínez.[8] He made his first appearance at the Olympics at the 2004 Athens Games, where he finished eighth in his qualifier with a jump of 7.98 m but did not make the final.[5] He represented the NAU Lumberjacks in the 2005 indoor season and broke two national indoor records, running 6.76 seconds for the 60 metres and clearing 8.00 m for the long jump.[9]
In 2006 Castillo was found guilty of using furosemide, a banned diuretic and so-called masking agent. The sample containing the banned substance was delivered on 27 March 2006 in an out-of-competition test. He received an IAAF suspension from June 2006 to June 2008.[10]
Following the expiration of his ban, he returned to competition in the 2009 season. He won the gold medal at the 2009 Bolivarian Games in November, jumping a season's best of 8.25 m, and also helped Venezuela's 4×100 metres relay team to a silver medal.[9] He made few appearances in 2010, but returned to full competition the year after. He ran a 200 metres personal best of 21.13 seconds in May at the national championships, placing third in the sprint after winning the long jump title. A jump of 7.72 m brought him fourth place at the 2011 South American Championships in Athletics and a month later he represented Venezuela at the 2011 Military World Games in Rio de Janeiro, where he took the bronze medal with a clearance of 7.81 m. With the wind right on the permissible limit, he had a jump of 8.03 m at the 2011 ALBA Games – a mark which earned him the gold medal. His season came to a peak at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara as he jumped 8.05 m (his third best ever) to secure the gold medal,[9] becoming the second Venezuelan man to win an athletics gold at the competition (following Rafael Romero's 200 m win in 1963). Castillo came back at age 35 to jump 7.52m during the 2016 indoor season at a local meet in Elche, Spain. [11]
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víctor, castillo, víctor, manuel, castillo, petit, born, june, 1981, venezuelan, track, field, athlete, specialises, long, jump, personal, best, jump, metres, venezuelan, record, achieved, 2004, cochabamba, castillo, 2011, military, world, gamespersonal, infor. Victor Manuel Castillo Petit born 8 June 1981 is a Venezuelan track and field athlete who specialises in the long jump His personal best jump is 8 34 metres a Venezuelan record achieved in May 2004 in Cochabamba Victor CastilloCastillo at the 2011 Military World GamesPersonal informationFull nameVictor Manuel Castillo PetitBorn 1981 06 08 June 8 1981 age 41 San Joaquin Carabobo Venezuela 1 Height1 80 m 5 ft 11 in 1 Weight79 kg 174 lb SportSportAthleticsClubNAU Lumberjacks USA 1 Medal record Representing VenezuelaPan American Games2003 Santo Domingo Long jumpDisqualified 2011 Guadalajara Long jumpBolivarian Games2009 Sucre Long jump 8 25m2009 Sucre 4 100 mMilitary World Games2011 Rio de Janeiro Long jumpSouth American Championships2003 Barquisimeto Long jumpCAC Junior Championships U20 2000 San Juan Long jumpUpdated on 29 June 2013 In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Castillo and the second or maternal family name is Petit He won the South American junior title in 2000 and rose to become the South American Champion in 2003 on home soil At the 2003 Pan American Games he took the bronze medal Castillo appeared at the World Championships in Athletics that year and later represented his country at the 2004 Summer Olympics Won the long jump title at the Bolivarian Games He was the bronze medallist at the 2011 Military World Games then participated at the 2011 Pan American Games Tested positive for banned substance Dimetilexaniamine in 2011 the substance found in his test was fearly new added to the WADA list he took from a pre workout supplement doping suspension Contents 1 Career 2 Personal bests 3 Achievements 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksCareer EditHis first international outing came at the 1998 South American Junior Championships in Athletics where he came sixth in the long jump and was part of Venezuela s silver medal winning 4 100 metres relay team 2 He returned to win the long jump gold medal at the 2000 event beating Brazil s Thiago Dias 3 At the more competitive 2000 Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships in Athletics he came third with a wind assisted mark of 7 77 m finishing behind Leevan Sands of the Bahamas 4 The 2000 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Chile that year and Castillo made his first world level appearance and placed fourth just outside the medal positions 5 Castillo gained eligibility to compete for the Northern Arizona University Lumberjacks he broke the school record for the long jump and was fourth at the Drake Relays in 2003 6 He achieved his first success at senior level for Venezuela that year He won the long jump title at the 2003 South American Championships in Athletics held in Barquisimeto was fourth at the CAC Championships and jumped his best of the year at the Pan American Games taking the bronze medal with a mark of 7 98 m 7 His senior global debut followed at the 2003 World Championships in Athletics and he finished 11th in his qualifying round 5 Castillo cleared eight metres twice in May 2004 first with a jump of 8 03 m in Mexico City and then a personal best and Venezuelan national record of 8 34 m in Cochabamba 5 He travelled to Europe and competed at top level meets including Athletissima before going on to finish as runner up at the 2004 Ibero American Championships in Athletics behind Spain s Joan Lino Martinez 8 He made his first appearance at the Olympics at the 2004 Athens Games where he finished eighth in his qualifier with a jump of 7 98 m but did not make the final 5 He represented the NAU Lumberjacks in the 2005 indoor season and broke two national indoor records running 6 76 seconds for the 60 metres and clearing 8 00 m for the long jump 9 In 2006 Castillo was found guilty of using furosemide a banned diuretic and so called masking agent The sample containing the banned substance was delivered on 27 March 2006 in an out of competition test He received an IAAF suspension from June 2006 to June 2008 10 Following the expiration of his ban he returned to competition in the 2009 season He won the gold medal at the 2009 Bolivarian Games in November jumping a season s best of 8 25 m and also helped Venezuela s 4 100 metres relay team to a silver medal 9 He made few appearances in 2010 but returned to full competition the year after He ran a 200 metres personal best of 21 13 seconds in May at the national championships placing third in the sprint after winning the long jump title A jump of 7 72 m brought him fourth place at the 2011 South American Championships in Athletics and a month later he represented Venezuela at the 2011 Military World Games in Rio de Janeiro where he took the bronze medal with a clearance of 7 81 m With the wind right on the permissible limit he had a jump of 8 03 m at the 2011 ALBA Games a mark which earned him the gold medal His season came to a peak at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara as he jumped 8 05 m his third best ever to secure the gold medal 9 becoming the second Venezuelan man to win an athletics gold at the competition following Rafael Romero s 200 m win in 1963 Castillo came back at age 35 to jump 7 52m during the 2016 indoor season at a local meet in Elche Spain 11 The Venezuelan Olympic Committee 12 Personal bests EditOutdoor 100 metres 10 44 s wind 1 1 m s Caracas 9 October 2009 200 metres 21 22 s wind 0 3 m s Caracas 7 May 2011 Long jump 8 34 m A wind 1 2 m s Cochabamba 30 May 2004 Triple jump 15 66 m wind 0 2 m s Tempe Arizona 4 May 2003Indoor 60 metres 6 76 m A Flagstaff Arizona 19 February 2005 Long jump 8 00 m A Flagstaff Arizona 5 February 2005Achievements EditYear Competition Venue Position Event NotesRepresenting Venezuela1998 South American Junior Championships Cordoba Argentina 4th h 110 m hurdles 16 37 s wind 1 2 m s 6th Long jump 6 93 m2nd 4 100 m relay 41 41 s2000 Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships U 20 San Juan Puerto Rico 3rd Long jump 7 77 m w wind 2 8 m s South American Junior Championships Sao Leopoldo Brazil 1st Long jump 7 70 mWorld Junior Championships Santiago Chile 4th Long jump 7 66 m wind 0 6 m s 2003 South American Championships Barquisimeto Venezuela 1st Long jump 7 78 m wind 0 7 m s Central American and Caribbean Championships St George s Grenada 4th Long jump 7 60 m wind 0 4 m s Pan American Games Santo Domingo Dominican Republic 3rd Long jump 7 98 m wind 1 1 m s World Championships Saint Denis France 11th q Long jump 7 71 m wind 0 3 m s 2004 Ibero American Championships Huelva Spain 2nd Long jump 7 95 m wind 1 4 m s Olympic Games Athens Greece 8th qualifiers Long jump 7 98 m wind 0 6 m s 2009 Bolivarian Games Sucre Bolivia 1st Long jump 8 25m GR A wind 0 6 m s 2nd 4 100 m relay 39 73 A2011 South American Championships Buenos Aires Argentina 4th Long jump 7 72mWorld Military Track amp Field Championships Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3rd Long jump 7 81 m wind 1 3 m s ALBA Games Barquisimeto Venezuela 1st Long jump 8 03 m wind 2 0 m s Pan American Games Guadalajara Mexico 1st DQ Long jumpSee also EditList of doping cases in athleticsReferences Edit a b c Victor Castillo Sports reference South American Junior Championships 1998 World Junior Athletics History Retrieved on 2011 11 10 South American Junior Championships 2000 World Junior Athletics History Retrieved on 2011 11 10 Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships 2000 World Junior Athletics History Retrieved on 2011 11 10 a b c d Castillo Victor IAAF Retrieved on 2011 11 10 Lumberjacks on track in world rankings Northern Arizona University 2005 02 09 Retrieved on 2011 11 10 Pan American Games GBR Athletics Retrieved on 2011 11 10 Ibero American Championships GBR Athletics Retrieved on 2011 11 10 a b c Victor Castillo Tilastopaja Retrieved on 2011 11 10 Doping Rule Violation IAAF 12 March 2007 Retrieved 2006 03 12 Robinson Javier Clavelo 2011 10 26 Suarez and Armstrong set new records Clarke outsprints Collins Pan American Games Day 3 IAAF Retrieved on 2011 11 11 http www supersport com athletics international news 111110 Supersport SAPA AP 2011 11 10 Retrieved on 2011 11 10 External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Victor Castillo Tilastopaja biography Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Victor Castillo amp oldid 1005795462, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
