Peterson Ribeiro and Keyla Barros win the 4km race at Esplanada dos Ministérios
Peterson Ribeiro completed the 4km endurance circuit race at Esplanada dos Ministérios in 11min58s and Keyla Barros won the women's race in 13min52s, an event backed by the Distrito Federal government and the Tourism Secretariat.
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A tarde deste sábado (24/10) teve a Esplanada dos Ministérios tomada por corredores de várias idades, todos inscritos na prova de 4 km do circuito de endurance da capital federal. Entre os homens, quem subiu ao lugar mais alto do pódio foi Peterson Ribeiro; entre as mulheres, Keyla Barros foi a primeira a cruzar a linha de chegada.
Peterson fechou o percurso em 11min58s. A segunda posição ficou com Emerson Ferreira da Silva, e Roque Lane de Almeida completou o pódio na terceira colocação.
Keyla marcou 13min52s. Rosilene Alves de Oliveira terminou em segundo lugar, e Vitória Santos Peres ficou com o terceiro posto.
Na chegada, a campeã dos 4 km explicou o peso que esse tipo de prova tem na sua rotina de treinos e no planejamento da temporada.
“Estou bem feliz, mais uma para a conta, né? A prova sempre cai durante minhas preparações para o Mundial e venho pra ganhar ritmo e dar aquele susto no corpo”, contou Keyla.
A realização tem o suporte do Governo do Distrito Federal e da Secretaria de Turismo.
O calendário na capital nasceu com o endurance, que juntou triatlo, aquathlon e travessias de natação em águas abertas numa mesma programação. Depois foi a vez do ciclismo, com pelotões pedalando pelo Eixo Monumental. Em setembro de 2025 veio a primeira meia maratona do projeto, dedicada apenas à corrida, e em 21 de dezembro outra etapa de rua reuniu competidores de todas as idades.
Ao longo de 2026 o formato se firmou em Brasília, com etapas de ciclismo, triatlo, aquathlon, natação e corrida distribuídas pela temporada.
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