Regina Martínez made history by becoming the first Mexican woman to compete in cross-country skiing at the Winter Olympics, held in Milano-Cortina in 2026. She completed the 10-kilometer race with a time of 34:05.4 minutes, securing the 108th position. Despite the challenging conditions, her participation marked a significant milestone not just for her, but also for Mexico in winter sports.

During the event, the gold medal was won by Swedish skier Frida Karlsson with a remarkable time of 22:49.2 minutes, followed by fellow Swedish athlete Ebba Andersson who took silver, and American Jessie Diggins who secured bronze. After finishing the race, Regina received congratulations from her competitors, who recognized her efforts and resilient spirit on the tough track at Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium.

Martínez's journey to the Olympics was not an easy one, as it took her eight years of hard work and dedication to qualify for this prestigious event. Her presence at the Games is seen as an inspiration for future generations of athletes in Mexico, and she has expressed her determination to compete in another Olympic cycle, aiming for future successes in her sporting career.