3 Camp. World Half-Marathon INAS-FID - Sao Paulo, BRAZIL

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3 Camp. World Half-Marathon INAS-FID - Sao Paulo, BRAZIL
                                                                


Part of Portugal to Sao Paulo with great expectations

 

The National Team ANDDI Half-Marathon will participate in the 3rd World Championship INAS-FID's specialty, which will be held on Sunday, September 26, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Portugal is one of the top favorites to medal, as it is currently selected in the European Champion title (Udine 2009) and Vice World Champion (Reims 2008). Also noteworthy selections from South Africa, a major world powers in the background and evidence for Brazil that despite being an unknown, runs in-house.
The individual attention luso, in the male, are focused on the athlete former world record holder Paulo Pinheiro, and the sector for female Paralympic athlete Maria Graça Fernandes who will try to get a medal. Also part of the team António Soares, Bruno Gaspar and Nuno Moreira.
This World Cup INAS-FID is part of the prestigious Bridges Half Marathon, an annual race in Brazil.


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Portugal's world champion half marathon




Portugal has won the world champion today by teams of a half marathon INAS-FID, ex aequo with South Africa in the race included in the half-marathon of Bridges, held in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

The Portuguese national team men's half marathon of the National Association of Sports for Intellectual Disability (ANDDI) joins well over a title of European champion 2009 in Udine (Italy), and the world champion of 2008, in Reims (France ).

The Portuguese team was composed by Bruno Gaspar, who was the best Portuguese race, winning the bronze medal individually, António Soares, Nuno Moreira, Paulo Pinheiro.

Maria da Graça Fernandes went on women, covering the race in 1:50:57 minutes.

The half-marathon of Bridges was marked by rain and lightning, which gave no rest to athletes throughout the race, and also the error of the athletes who were in command of the race, including the South African Mncedi Khanti, Brazilian Giovanni Camilo and the Portuguese Paulo Pinheiro and Anthony Smith.

The two Portuguese did not give up the race benefit the team and eventually travel a greater distance.

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