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🇨🇳 CN

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🇭🇺 Budapest

Guilherme Schimidt é ouro e país fecha Grand Slam de judô com 3 pódios

O judoca brasiliense Guilherme Schimidt subiu ao topo do pódio no Grand Slam de Budapeste (Hungria) neste domingo (12), último dia da competição. Em sua primeira final de Grand Slam na categoria até 90 quilios, o brasileiro derrotou o sérvio Boris Rutovic ao definir o embate com um ippon. Além do ouro, o país encerrou o evento com outras duas medalhas: Kaillany Cardoso (-70kg) foi prata no sábado (12) e Sarah Souza (-57kg) bronze na sexta (11). A etapa em Budapeste é a última do circuito antes do Campeoanto Mundial que começa em 4 de outubro, em Baku (Azerbaijão). “Muito feliz pelo dia de hoje. Meu coração está repleto de gratidão por tudo que estou vivendo e, principalmente, por todo o processo que me trouxe até aqui”, publicou Schimidt, que deixou a categoria em que competia (- 81kg) no fim de 2024. Notícias relacionadas:Guilherme Schimidt é bronze no Grand Slam de Tbilisi.Judô: Guilherme Schimidt volta à boa fase com prata no Cazaquistão .Brasil é campeão do Pré-Olímpico e garante vaga em Los Angeles 2028. Ver esse post no Instagram Um post compartilhado por Judô Brasil | CBJ (@judocbj) O ouro conquistado hoje em Budapeste teve clima de revanche: há quase quatro meses Schimidt foi vice-campeão ao superado por Boris Rutovic na final do Grand Slam de Astana (Cazaquistão). Para chegar ao combate decisivo pelo ouro, Schimidt enfileirou quatro vitórias seguidas neste domingo(13). Superou na estreia o norueguês Kornelius Eilertsen, que foi desclassificado com o terceiro shido (punição). Nas oitavas, o brasileiro venceu por ippon o egípcio Abdalla Abdelsamea e na fase seguinte derrotou o moldavo Mihail Latisev. Por último, Schimidt avançou à final ao desferir um yuko no golden score (tempo extra) sobre o bielorrusso Yahor Varapayeu na semi. O Brasil terminou o Grand Slam de Budapeste em quarto lugar na classificação geral, atrás de Japão, Russia e Israel. A delegação verde e amarela contou com 17 judocas na competição, que reuniu mais de 500 atletas de 70 países. Os campeões asseguraram 1000 pontos no ranking mundial, parâmetro para a classificação à Olimpíada de Los Angeles 2028.

#Grand Slam #judo #medals #competition #Brazil

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🇺🇸 US

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🇧🇷 BR

Prazo para inscrições no Prêmio Rádio MEC termina neste domingo

Termina neste domingo (13) o prazo para as inscrições na 22ª edição do Prêmio Rádio MEC. O concurso vai receber obras musicais inéditas em três categorias: Música Clássica, Música Instrumental e Música para Infância. As inscrições são gratuitas e devem ser efetuadas pelo site radiomec.ebc.com.br, onde também é possível conferir o regulamento. A Rádio MEC é uma emissora da Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC). A iniciativa tem como objetivo revelar e divulgar gravações de obras musicais inéditas, abrindo espaço na programação da Rádio MEC para cantores, compositores e instrumentistas de todo o país. As músicas concorrentes devem ter identificação com o perfil musical da emissora. No caso das obras com letra, o idioma deve ser obrigatoriamente o português. Notícias relacionadas:Festival de Brasília do Cinema Brasileiro começa nesta sexta-feira.Sala de Concerto, da Rádio MEC, apresenta ópera Vênus e Adônis.Mostra em SP exibe produção do indigenista Vincent Carelli .“A Rádio MEC nasceu de uma tradição pioneira e inovadora no rádio brasileiro. Ao realizar mais uma edição do prêmio, a emissora reafirma essa vocação de ampliar o acesso à cultura e aproximar as pessoas de repertórios até então pouco conhecidos, além de valorizar artistas de todo o país que produzem música clássica, instrumental e para a infância. O Prêmio já faz parte do nosso calendário e combina memória, criação artística, diversidade cultural e compromisso com a formação de novos públicos”, afirma Antonia Pellegrino, presidente da EBC. Ao todo, serão concedidos nove prêmios em três categorias. Pelo júri, as premiações são para Melhor Música Clássica, Melhor Intérprete de Música Clássica, Melhor Música Instrumental, Melhor Intérprete de Música Instrumental, a Melhor Música para Infância e Melhor Intérprete de Música para Infância. Pelo voto popular, serão três prêmios: Melhor Música Clássica, a Melhor Música Instrumental e a Melhor Música para Infância. As músicas classificadas serão divulgadas em 25 de setembro e passarão a ser veiculadas nas programações das emissoras da Rádio MEC, de acordo com o perfil musical. A votação pela internet também começa em 25 de setembro e segue até 15 de novembro. As finalistas serão anunciadas em 18 de novembro, e as vencedoras serão divulgadas em 1º de dezembro. Além da transmissão na Rádio MEC, as músicas vencedoras serão premiadas com troféus. Serviço Prêmio Rádio MEC está com inscrições abertas até o domingo (13). Acesse radiomec.ebc.com.br, confira o regulamento e realize o seu cadastro. Sobre a Rádio MEC Conhecida de norte a sul do país como "A Rádio de Música Clássica do Brasil", a Rádio MEC é consagrada pelo público por sua vocação direcionada à música de concerto. A tradicional estação dedica 80% de sua programação à música clássica e leva ao ar compositores brasileiros e internacionais de todos os tempos. A Rádio MEC oferece aos ouvintes a experiência de acompanhar repertórios segmentados, composições originais e produções qualificadas. Ainda há espaço também para faixas de jazz e música popular brasileira, combinação que garante a conquista de novos públicos e agrada a audiência cativa. A emissora pode ser sintonizada pela frequência FM 99,3 MHz e AM 800 kHz no Rio de Janeiro. O dial da Rádio MEC em Brasília está em FM 87,1 MHz e AM 800 kHz. O público também acompanha a programação em Belo Horizonte na frequência FM 87,1 MHz. O conteúdo ainda é veiculado no app Rádios EBC. Os ouvintes têm participação garantida e podem colaborar com sugestões para a programação da Rádio MEC. O público pode interagir pelas redes sociais e pelo WhatsApp. Para isso, basta que os interessados enviem mensagens de texto para o número (21) 99710-0537. Rádio MEC na internet e nas redes sociais Site: https://radiomec.ebc.com.br Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radiomec Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/radiomec YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/radiomec Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radiomec X: https://x.com/radiomec WhatsApp: (21) 99710-0537 Como sintonizar a Rádio MEC Rio de Janeiro: FM 99,3 MHz e AM 800 kHz Belo Horizonte: FM 87,1 MHz Brasília: FM 87,1 MHz e AM 800 kHz Parabólica - Star One C2 - 3748,00 MHz - Serviço 3 Celular - App Rádios EBC para Android e iOS

#music #competition #radio

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WSL exclui etapa de Abu Dhabi do circuito mundial de surfe deste ano

A Liga Mundial de Surfe (World Surf League-WSL) excluiu a etapa de Abu Dhabi Pro, nos Emirados Árabes Unidos, do calendário deste ano do circuito mundial. A decisão foi anunciada nesta sexta-feira (4) pela entidade, que alegou limitações logísticas como restrições de vôos na região, que sofre com a guerra entre Estados Unidos e Irã. A etapa de Abu Dhabi, inicialmente programada outubro, já fora remarcada pela WSL para o período de 25 a 29 de novembro, na tentativa de manter a competição no calendário de 2025.. Notícias relacionadas:Mesmo com nota 10, Medina é vice-campeão da etapa de Fiji da WSL.Brasileirão Feminino começa a definir semifinalistas nesta sexta-feira.Parataekwondo: Brasil fatura 4 medalhas em Grand Prix na Coreia do Sul.“Exploramos todas as opções para manter o Surf Abu Dhabi Pro no calendário deste ano”, disse Ryan Crosby, diretor-executivo da WSL, em nota oficial. “Infelizmente, as condições atuais e as limitações logísticas tornaram impossível seguirmos em frente. Foi uma decisão difícil, mas a certa neste momento. Valorizamos nossa parceria com o Surf Abu Dhabi e esperamos retornar”, concluiu. Com a retirada da etapa dos Emirados Árabes, o circuito mundial de surfe seguirá com 12 etapas. O formato do Mundial, segundo a WSL, será mantido, com três resultados descartáveis ao longo da temporada. Faltam apenas quatro etapas para o término do circuito, sendo que a próxima em Trestles, na Califórnia (EUA), definirá os 22 melhores surfistas homens e as 14 melhores atletas mulheres que avançarão para a pós-temporada (etapas de Peniche, em Portugal; e Cloud 9, nas Filipinas). Os campeões mundiais serão conhecidos na grande etapa final, a Pipe Masters, no icônico pico de surfe no Havaí. Atualmente o potiguar Ítalo Ferreira ocupa a vice-liderança do ranking mundial, atrás apena do italiano Fioravanti. Completando o top 5 estão o atual campeão Yago Dora, o tricampeão Gabriel Medina, e o paulista Miguel Pupo. Na disputa feminina, a brasileira-americana Luana Silva ocupa a quinta posição. Próximas etapas do Mundial 2026 Etapa 9 - Lexus Trestles Pro - 11 a 20 de setembro de 2026; Etapa 10 - MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal - 16 a 25 de outubro de 2026; Etapa 11 - Philippines Pro apresentado pela Philippine Sports Commission - 31 de outubro a 10 de novembro de 2026; Etapa 12 - Lexus Pipe Masters - 8 a 20 de dezembro de 2026.

#World Surf League #Abu Dhabi Pro #surfing #competition #circuit

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