South American Slalom Championship 2025 – Victory and Podium for CHS

Official Results – IFCA South American Championship 2025 (D2)

The official ranking confirms a major achievement for CHS riders at the 2025 IFCA South American Slalom Championship.

🥇 Klayton Silva – 1st Overall (Open)

A dominant and consistent performance throughout the series.

• Solid front-fleet scoring
• Strategic race management
• Strong final consolidation

Winning an IFCA continental championship requires not just speed, but precision across every elimination.

Klayton delivered exactly that.

🥉 Jean Franklin – 3rd Overall

Jean Franklin secured:

• 🥉 3rd Overall Championship
• 🥇 1st Senior Category

A performance built on resilience and recovery, especially in heats where starting position was not ideal.

Consistency across multiple eliminations placed him firmly on the overall podium.

Speed Discipline – 70.56 km/h

Beyond slalom results, Jean also recorded:

📈 70.56 km/h in Speed

Making him:

🇧🇷 The fastest Brazilian rider of 2025.

This confirms competitive strength not only in tactical racing but also in pure top-end speed conditions.

Reading the Score Sheet

The official table highlights:

• Low discard impact
• Stable mid-to-front results
• Ability to recover from difficult heats
• Strong performance in high-wind conditions

Championship formats reward consistency — and both riders demonstrated it.

CHS on the Continental Stage

South America
Strong fleet
Technical conditions

Result:

🥇 1st Overall
🥉 3rd Overall
🥇 1st Senior
⚡ National Speed Benchmark

A clear sign that development translates into race performance.

Performance Is Built, Not Hoped For

Slalom at this level demands:

• Rig stability in gusts
• Acceleration out of jibes
• Balanced pressure distribution
• Confidence at maximum load

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