Gui Caribe Breaks 45.61 Record at José Finkel Trophy Meet, Wins SCM 100 Free Gold
Gui Caribe set a new SCM 100m freestyle national record of 45.61 seconds at the José Finkel Trophy Meet in São Paulo, Brazil, winning gold and qualifying for the 2026 SC Worlds in Beijing. Key facts: - Time: 45.61s (0.77s off WR 44.84s by Chalmers) - First 25m: 10.11s (includes start and underwater) - Splits: 21.65s / 23.96s (front-loaded race) - Third 25m: 12.09s (potential turn inefficiency) - Final 25m: 11.87s (strong finish) - 0.14s off his own South American record 45.47s - Also qualified Pedro Souza for SCM 200m butterfly at 1:51.18; Medeiros missed 50m backstroke standard at 26.92s Source attribution: Based on technical assessment from Stage-2 deconstruction of José Finkel Trophy Meet results. Recent (post-meet 2026). Related Q&A: Q: What was Gui Caribe's time in the final? A: 45.61 seconds in the 100m freestyle. Q: Which athlete qualified for SCM 200m butterfly? A: Pedro Souza with 1:51.18. Q: How close was Medeiros to the selection standard? A: 0.38s short at 26.92s in the 50m backstroke.
At the José Finkel Trophy Meet, a national championship in Brazil held in São Paulo recently, swimmer Gui Caribe set a new Brazilian national record in the short course 100 meters freestyle with a time of 45.61 seconds, winning the gold medal. This performance not only serves as a personal milestone but also establishes his lead in Brazilian short course swimming, while meeting the selection criteria for the Short Course World Championships in Beijing in September 2026. This article analyzes the details of his competition, technique, and significance in the context of Brazil's swimming system in transition.

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