The Brazilian delegation got off to a good start in the World Series of Paralympic swimming in Lignano (Italy), winning four medals (three gold and one silver) this Thursday (9). The highlight was Gabriel Araújo, from the S2 class (severe physical-motor impairments), who won two races. Brazilian Paralympic swimming team debuts with four medals at the World Series in Italy: https://t.co/kBG93P6LaT#LoteriasCaixa pic.twitter.com/li1WEJa64A — Brazilian Paralympic Committee (@cpboficial) March 9, 2023 The 20-year-old miner secured a gold in the 150 meter medley event with a time of 3min42s28 and triumphed in the 100 meter freestyle in 1min56s96, a time with which he broke the record of the Americas. The third gold medal for Brazil this Thursday was guaranteed by Cecília de Araújo, in the 100-metre freestyle class S8 (moderate physical-motor impairments), in which she managed a time of 1min8s76. The fourth Brazilian medal was João Pedro Brutos’ silver in the 100-meter breaststroke class SB14 (intellectual disability).
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