The swimmer Gabrielzinho wins Brazil's 1st gold at the Paris Paralympics

Gabriel Araújo made history by winning the gold medal in the S2 100-meter backstroke category at the Paris Paralympics, becoming the first Brazilian athlete to take the podium in the competition. With a time of 1:53 .67, he was the only swimmer to complete the race in less than two minutes. The Russian Vladimir Danilenko won the silver medal, while the Chilean Alberto Abarza, who had already been champion in Tokyo, took the bronze. The victory i…

Forbes, the most renowned business and economics magazine in the world. Mineiro de Santa Luzia wins the 100m backstroke event from end to end Brazil's first gold at the Paris Paralympic Games was not long in coming. This Thursday (29), the opening day of the competitions in France, Gabriel Araújo, the Minas Gerais swimmer, Gabrielzinho, won the 100-meter backstroke in the S2 class (athletes with great physical and motor commitment). His time was…

In addition to being the first Brazilian medalist in the Paris Paralympics, swimmer Gabriel Araújo could also win the title of alchemist. “I want to turn silver from Tokyo into gold”, he announced at his first press conference in the French capital. Get the news from TNH1 on his WhatsApp This Thursday (29), on the first day of the Paralympic competitions, he won the gold on the 100 m back of the S2 category (for swimmers with severe physical dis…

Brazil started the Paris Paralympic Games with flying colors, winning its first gold medal on the first day of competition. Gabriel Araujo shone in the 100-meter backstroke of the S2 class in swimming, winning with a time of 1:53 .67. Gabrielzinho beat the Russian Vladimir Danilenko, who competes as a neutral player and won silver with a score of 2:01:34. The bronze went to the Chilean Alberto Diaz, who completed the race in 20197. Shortly there…

This Thursday (29), the first day of the Paralympic competitions, he won the gold in the 100 m backstroke category S2 (for swimmers with severe physical disabilities)

Paralympic powerhouse, Brazil won the first gold in the current edition with the swimmer