The cursed Methuselah of Brazilian athletics
Paulo Roberto de Paula made 2:12:07 in Berlin, he was 30th and the first South American; Antonio Pereira came 40 positions behind.
Context: Berlin and the reading for Brazilian fans
The Berlin marathon, held on Sunday (27), is a high-level race with strong international projection, featuring elite athletes and runners from several countries.
Development: 2:12:07, 30th overall and 40 positions of difference
Paulista Paulo Roberto de Paula was the first South American in the race. He completed the marathon with a time of 2:12:07 and placed 30th overall.
Behind him, in the continental reading, appears Antonio Pereira, also Brazilian, as second South American of the race.
In a race of this size, opening 40 positions over another South American Brazilian is a strong cut: it shows that Paulo Roberto de Paula managed to maintain regularity, pace and positioning until the end of the event.
Timeline of the result
- Sunday the 27th: - Friday the 13th. - Saturday the 14th. . . Paulo Roberto de Paula is with 2:12:07 and 30th overall, being the first South American. Antonio Pereira appears as second South American, 40 positions behind.
- 09/28/2026 - 6:02 p.m.: I've got to get out of here! update log associated with the published material.
Current stage: consolidated picture in the update
At this moment, the published table is supported by the numbers of Sunday's race (27): Paulo Roberto de Paula as first South American with 2:12:07 and 30th overall; Antonio Pereira as second South American, with 40 positions of disadvantage.
== sync, corrected by elderman == @elder_man
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