
Allan Do Carmo Shows Strength, Savvy, Speed, Stamina

Among the lead pack, Allan Do Carmo of Brazil had the most experience, but the rest of his younger competitors were hungry for gold. But the senior statesman of South American open water swimmers came through as he had done time and time again. Carmo out-touched Diego Vera of Venezuela and Santiago Enderica Salgado of Ecuador.
The final results:
1. Allan Do Carmo (Brasil) 1:56:43
2. Diego Vera (Venezuela) 1:56:45
3. Santiago Enderica Salgado (Ecuador) 1:56:50
4. Diogo Andrade Villarinho (Brasil) 1:56:51
5. Guillermo Bertola (Argentina) 1:56:53
6. Luis Bolaños (Venezuela) 1:56:54
7. Esteban Enderica Salgado (Ecuador) 1:57:00
8. Miguel Tapia Salinas (Chile) 1:59:06
9. Vicente Vidal Kubierschky (Chile) 2:03:15
10. Nicolas Culela Magnani (Uruguay) 2:10:02
11. Walter Caballero Quilla (Bolivia) 2:16:56
12. Jean Monteagudo Aragon (Perú) DNF
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