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The second medal raised by María Alejandra Bramont. The Peruvian swimmer achieved an important achievement this Tuesday after winning the gold medal in the 10,000-meter open water swimming competition at the 2022 Bolivarian Games that take place in Valledupar.
Bramont-Arias raised the name of Peru by winning his second gold medal in swimming, since last Sunday he won first place in the open water swimming test in the 5,000-meter modality.
She obtained her medal after completing a time of 2h 05:05.95, followed by the Venezuelan Paola Pérez Sierra with 2h 05:08.16. The bronze was obtained by the Chilean Mahina Valdivia Dannenberg 2h 08:07.38.
The Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD) congratulated the national representative as it has always done with the athletes who won medals in previous days.
“GOLD MEDAL! María Alejandra Bramont of the swimming team, stands on the podium with the gold medal in the 10,000 meter open water competition at the XIX Bolivarian Games Valledupar 2022″, The institution said on its official Twitter account.
How is the medal table going in the Bolivarian Games?
The medal table is very close and, so far, the Peruvian delegation is in fifth position with 144 medals (33 gold, 40 silver and 1 bronze), while Colombia with 190 gold medals is in first position. . Venezuela is third with 60, Ecuador with 39 gold and Chile with 33 first places march in the first positions. It is worth mentioning that the tournament ends this Tuesday, July 5
Source: Elcomercio
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