Brazil sweep the 10m air pistol podium at the South American Shooting Championships
Brazil swept the 10m air pistol podium at the South American Shooting Championships in Buenos Aires, with Felipe Wu ahead of Caio Almeida and Philipe Chateaubrian. A day earlier Geovana Meyer and Eduardo Sampaio broke the Brazilian mixed rifle record with 624.9.
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Na pistola de ar 10 m do Sul-Americano de Tiro Esportivo, disputado em Buenos Aires, os três primeiros lugares ficaram com brasileiros neste sábado (24): Felipe Wu à frente de Caio Almeida e de Philipe Chateaubrian, que fechou o trio.
Antes, em Santa Fé, o pódio dos Jogos Sul-Americanos reservou a Wu o bronze desta mesma prova; Almeida, naquela ocasião, terminou em quarto. Agora, passado pouco mais de um mês, veio o ouro.
Chateaubrian também tinha medalha na quinta-feira (22): prata na pistola de ar por equipes mistas ao lado de Marina Alves; a dupla somou 469,3 na decisão.
No mesmo dia, Geovana Meyer e Eduardo Sampaio melhoraram o recorde brasileiro da carabina de ar por equipes mistas na classificatória, chegando a 624,9 e superando a marca de 2023. Na final ficaram em quarto, com 366,3.
Sexta-feira (23) trouxe mais pódio. Meyer foi prata na carabina de ar 10 m, somando 245,7 depois de liderar a classificatória; Fernanda Russo levou o ouro com 249,3, novo recorde continental, Salma Antorena completou o pódio e Luana Biazotto foi quinta com 181,2.
Marina Alves ficou com o bronze da pistola 25 m, marcando 21 pontos. Acima dela, Diana Durango (24, ouro e recorde sul-americano) e Andrea Perez (23). Letícia Braga e Cibele Martins também disputaram a final e terminaram em quarto e quinto.
Por equipes, na pistola 25 m, o Brasil fez dobradinha: Braga, Martins e Tatiana Diniz da Cruz somaram 1.631 e ficaram em primeiro; Alves, Camila Maalouf e Vânia Lasthaus fizeram 1.625 e levaram a prata; e a Argentina fechou o terceiro lugar, com 1.587 pontos.
Na carabina de ar masculina por equipes houve bronze, com 1.841,5 pontos somados por Víctor Bayma Barros, Dimas Oliveira e Eduardo Sampaio. Os dois primeiros lugares foram de equipes argentinas, e a campeã marcou 1.878,7, outro recorde continental.
No individual da carabina, os dois brasileiros chegaram à final e terminaram em sexto e sétimo.
A sede é o Club Federal de Tiro, em Buenos Aires; o encerramento é neste domingo (25), com as finais de quatro provas: carabina 50 m três posições masculina, pistola de tiro rápido, pistola de ar paralímpica e fossa olímpica (masculina e feminina).
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