Who is Ana Carolina Vieira, a swimmer who was expelled from the Paris 2024 Olympics?

Ana Carolina Vieira, who was excluded from the Brazilian team’s delegation to the Paris Olympics on Sunday (28), is 22 years old and is competing in the second edition of her career. She is a competitor for Esporte Clube Pinheiros from Sao Paulo. She competed in the women’s 4 x 100m freestyle relay, a competition in which the Brazilian team finished 12th. She will also participate in the 4 x 100m medley race, which will be held on Friday (2).

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Ana Carolina Vieira and Gabriel Santos have been sanctioned for leaving the Olympic Village without authorization on Friday night (26). The athletes, who are in a relationship, allegedly committed indiscipline and were punished with a warning. However, Ana Carolina allegedly reacted “in a disrespectful and aggressive manner”, according to a statement from the Brazilian Olympic Committee, which led to the swimmer being excluded from the Brazilian delegation at the Paris 2024 Games. She will return to Brazil immediately. Gabriel Santos was left with the warning penalty.

Anna Carolina is 22 years old and started swimming under the influence of her parents who are firefighters.

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Ana Carolina Vieira competed in her second Olympics (Photo: Instagram, Reproduction)

The swimmer was removed from the delegation after the controversy (Image: Instagram, Reproduction)

Ana Carolina posted a photo at the Eiffel Tower before the controversy (Image: Instagram, Reproduction)

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Ana Carolina Vieira represents Esporte Clube Pinheiros (Photo: Instagram, Reproduction)

The swimmer was part of Brazil’s 4x200m team (Photo: Instagram, Reproduction)

An athlete leaves the Brazilian delegation (Photo: Instagram, Reproduction)

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The athlete had already participated in a fight.

According to the Brazilian Aquatics Federation, he has won 147 gold medals, 97 silver medals and 48 bronze medals in his career.

Ana Carolina has already attracted attention for another controversy. In May last year, she was allegedly involved in a fight with another swimmer, Jennifer Conceicao, during the Brazil Cup awards ceremony. She allegedly responded to a comment from her opponent by slapping herself in the face, and even rubbed her opponent’s face on a railing, prompting the intervention of other people around her.

In 2018, she won the silver medal in the relay race at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. In 2021, at the Tokyo Olympics, she also participated in the relay competition.

See photos of the first medalists in Brazil

William Lima, judo up to 66kg (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

The Brazilian won the silver medal (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

Judo earns Brazil’s first medal at Paris 2024 (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

William Lima dedicated the medal to his son (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

The second medal of the day was also in judo, but this time for women (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

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Larissa Pimienta won the bronze medal (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

Larissa showed great reaction in the battle that secured her a podium finish (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

The Brazilian competes in the under-52kg category (Photo: Wander Roberto, COB)

Today he also won another medal for Brazil with Raisa Leal (Photo: Gaspar Nobrega, COB)

I won the bronze medal in street skating (Photo: Gaspar Nobrega, COB)

After Tokyo 2020 silver, Reissa takes Paris 2024 bronze (Photo: Gaspar Nobrega, COB)

At the age of 16, the “fairy” made history again (Photo: Gaspar Nóbrega, COB)

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