Skip to main content
11/05/2026 · Brazil EditionENPT
StandardL1Notícias

Duda Ribeiro takes skateboard street silver at Dakar 2026

Brazil's Duda Ribeiro won silver in skateboard street at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, beaten by China's Yuanling Zhu on the decisive trick. It is Brazil's third podium at the event and first silver.

By RedaçãoPublished: 11/05/2026, 15:14

Full text available in Portuguese only. Read the Portuguese version

A brasileira Duda Ribeiro conquistou a medalha de prata no skate street dos Jogos Olímpicos da Juventude de Dakar-2026. Ela avançou à decisão com a maior nota das classificatórias e liderou boa parte da final, mas acabou superada pela chinesa Yuanling Zhu na manobra derradeira; a canadense Evie Pritchard ficou com o bronze.

A decisão reuniu as seis melhores da primeira fase. Cada atleta teve direito a três voltas e a três tentativas de manobra, e a nota final somou a melhor volta à melhor manobra.

Duda abriu a final com 62.21 na primeira volta e ampliou a vantagem na segunda tentativa, quando cravou as manobras e chegou a 64.64 — Pritchard, então, tinha 43.72. Na terceira volta, o quadro mudou: Zhu e a canadense levaram a melhor e ultrapassaram a brasileira, deixando o pódio para as manobras.

Na primeira tentativa de manobra, a russa Mariia Ozhigova fez 116.42 e Pritchard zerou. Duda chegou a 138.28 e seguiu firme na briga pelo ouro. A canadense se recuperou na segunda tentativa e assumiu o terceiro lugar, enquanto brasileira e chinesa caíram, mas seguiram nas duas primeiras posições.

Na manobra decisiva, Ozhigova caiu e saiu da disputa por medalha. Pritchard também caiu, mas os 137.79 garantiram o bronze. Zhu acertou e subiu a 149.82; Duda errou a última tentativa e ficou com a prata.

Nas classificatórias, a brasileira teve a melhor nota das duas baterias, com 134.74, à frente da porto-riquenha Esmeralda Butler, de Zhu e de outras três finalistas.

Dakar-2026 soma agora três pódios brasileiros, e o de Duda é o primeiro de prata. Antes dela, Clarisse Vallim faturou o ouro no judô até 78kg, e Ana Júlia Amaral ficou com o bronze nos 100m borboleta. Nas quatro edições já disputadas dos Jogos Olímpicos da Juventude, o país soma 35 medalhas: 11 ouros, 14 pratas e dez bronzes, além de um bronze na edição de inverno.

Read also

StandardNotícias

LIV Golf bankruptcy hearing: league scraps 'LIV 2.0' and moves to wind down operations

LIV Golf has confirmed it will wind down operations and enter liquidation instead of launching a new version of the circuit. It failed to secure financial backing, and the decision was announced at a bankruptcy hearing in New Jersey.

Redação
StandardNotícias

Olympics: FIFA weighs age limit for women's football

FIFA is studying talks with the IOC to set an age cap in the Olympic women's football tournament, restricting it to under-23s. The change would not apply to Los Angeles 2028 and would come into force no earlier than Brisbane 2032.

Redação
StandardNotícias

Hugo Calderano beats Liang Jingkun at the WTT Champions Frankfurt

Hugo Calderano beat Liang Jingkun 3-2, with games of 7/11, 13/11, 15/13, 9/11 and 11/9, to reach the last 16 of the WTT Champions Frankfurt on Thursday. The world No 7 now faces Germany's Wim Verdonschot.

Redação
StandardNotícias

Laura Amaro totals 239kg and finishes 11th at the World Weightlifting Championships

Laura Amaro finished 11th in the under-77kg category at the World Weightlifting Championships in Ningbo with 239kg in the Olympic total. The bronze was 19kg away, with Egypt's Sara Ahmed lifting 258kg.

Redação
StandardNotícias

Rory McIlroy hit with two-shot penalty for improving lie at Abu Dhabi Championship

Rory McIlroy has been given a two-shot penalty for improving his lie in the opening round of the Abu Dhabi Championship. The Northern Irishman, chasing a record-equalling eighth Race to Dubai, signed for a 70 and sits eight strokes behind the leader.

Redação
StandardNotícias

Felipe Wu finishes 47th in the 25m rapid fire pistol at the Doha World Championships

Felipe Wu finished 47th in the 25m rapid fire pistol at the Doha World Championships with 562 points and missed the final. Germany's Florian Peter took the title with 33 hits, ahead of France's Clément Bessaguet on 32.

Redação
StandardNotícias

Sofia Kano takes Brazil's only win at the Vila Nova de Gaia WTT

Sofia Kano was Brazil's only winner on Wednesday in the women's singles at the WTT Feeder in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. She beat Belgium's Lessia Lewyckyj 3-2, with a 15/13 decider in the fifth game.

Redação
StandardNotícias

Luisa Marillac wins gold and bronze at the Brazilian Masters Swimming Championships

Luisa Marillac won gold in the 50m butterfly and bronze in the 50m freestyle at the 76th Brazilian Masters Swimming Championships in Rio. It was the only medal missing from her career at national championships, after seven years away from the pool.

Redação
ShareWhatsAppXFacebook