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In a recent discussion, Lucélia and Marilson shared insights about the unique hurdles facing Brazilian athletes. Lucélia emphasized the training and dedication required to conquer the challenging course, stating that the absence of a Brazilian female winner for almost two decades could be attributed to various factors, including societal roles and the need for better training programs.
Marilson echoed her sentiments, noting that the São Silvestre is exceptionally tough, attracting elite athletes including Olympic medalists. He reflected on the importance of proper planning and preparation, which he believes is lacking among some of today's competitive runners.