Brazil at the Pan American Games
Introduction '''Brazil''' has competed at every edition of the '''Pan American Games''' since the first edition of the multi-sport event in 1951.The Brazil Olympic Committee (COB) is the National Olympic Committee for Brazil.
Hosted Games Brazil has hosted the Pan American Games on two occasions: Games  Host city  Dates 1963 Pan American Games  São Paulo   April 20 – May 52007 Pan American Games  Rio de Janeiro  July 13 – July 29
Medal count ''To sort the tables by host city, total medal count, or any other column, click on the alt= icon next to the column title. ''=== Summer ===  Year   Ref. Edition Host city  Rank  Gold Silver Bronze Total 1951    I   Buenos Aires  5th  5  15  12  32 1955    II   Mexico City  7th  2  3  13  18 1959    III   Chicago  3rd  8  8  6  22 1963    IV   São Paulo   2nd  14  21  18  53 1967    V   Winnipeg  3rd  11  10  5  26 1971    VI   Cali  4th  9  7  14  30 1975    VII   Mexico City  5th  8  13  23  44 1979    VIII   San Juan  5th  9  13  17  39 1983    IX   Caracas  4th  14  20  23  57 1987    X   Indianapolis  4th  14  14  33  61 1991    XI   Havana  4th  21  21  37  79 1995    XII   Mar del Plata  6th  18  27  38  83 1999    XIII   Winnipeg  4th  25  32  44  101 2003    XIV   Santo Domingo  4th  29  40  54  123 2007    XV   Rio de Janeiro   3rd  52  40  65  157 2011    XVI   Guadalajara  3rd  48  35  58  141 2015      XVII   Toronto  3rd  42  39  60  141 2019      XVIII   Lima  2nd  54  45  '''70'''  169 2023     XIX   Santiago  2nd  '''66'''  '''73'''  66  '''205''' 2027     XX   Barranquilla         Total  4th  449  476  656  1,581=== Winter ===  Year   Ref. Edition Host city  Rank  Gold Silver Bronze Total 1990    I   Las Leñas  —  0  0  0  0 Total  —  0  0  0  0===Medals by summer sport===Brazilians have won medals in most of the current Pan American Games sports programs.The exceptions are , breaking, , golf, racquetball (the country never participated on this sport), roller speed skating, softball and sport climbing. ''Updated after the 2023 Pan American Games''Best results in non-medaling sports: Summer Sport Rank Athlete Event & Year  4th  Brazil men's team  Men's tournament in 2019 Brazil women's team  Women's tournament in 2019  6th  Gilberto Araújo  B-Boys in 2023 Mayara Collins  B-Girls in 2023  4th  Brazil men's team  Men's tournament in 2015  7th  Rodrigo Lee  Men's individual in 2023  Never participated 4th Guilherme Abel Rocha  Men's 200 metres time-trial in 2023Men's 500 metres + distance in 2023  4th  Brazil women's team  Women's tournament in 2015  8th  Pedro Egg  Men's speed in 2023===Medals by individual===Thiago Pereira detains the record of 23 medals conqueredThis is a list of people who have won eight or more medals for Brazil at the Pan American Games, ranked by total medals earned. The list is pre-sorted by most gold medals, most silver medals and most bronze medals. No. Athlete Sport Gender GoldSilverBronzeTotal 1  Thiago Pereira  25px Swimming  M  15  4  4  23 2  Gustavo Borges  25px Swimming  M  8  8  3  19 3  Hugo Hoyama  25px Table tennis  M  10  1  4  15 4  Cláudio Kano  25px Table tennis  M  7  3  2  12 5  Sebastián Cuattrin  25px Canoeing  M  1 6  4  11 6  Djan Madruga  25px Swimming  M  0  5  6  11 7  Fernando Scherer  25px Swimming  M  7 2  1  10 8  Leonardo de Deus  25px Swimming  M  4  3  3  10 9  Cláudio Biekarck  25px Sailing  M  1  4  5  10 10  Larissa Oliveira  25px Swimming  F  1 3  6  10 11 Flávia Saraiva  25px Gymnastics  F  0  4  6  10 12 Daniele Hypólito  25px Gymnastics  F  0  3  7  10 13  Kaio de Almeida  25px Swimming  M  4  3  2  9 14  Etiene Medeiros  25px Swimming  F  2  3  4  9 15  Gunnar Ficker  25px Sailing  M  1  3  5  9 16  Manuella Lyrio  25px Swimming  F  1  3  5  9 17  César Cielo  25px Swimming  M  7  1  0  8 18  Hugo Calderano  25px Table tennis  M  6  1  1  8 19  Diego Hypólito  25px Gymnastics  M  5  3  0  8 20  Gustavo Tsuboi  25px Table tennis  M  4  3  1  8 21 Thiago Monteiro  25px Table tennis  M  4  1  3  8 22  Arthur Nory  25px Gymnastics  M  2  5  1  8 23 Bruna Takahashi  25px Table tennis  F  0  5  3  8 24 Joanna Maranhão  25px Swimming  F  0  3  5  8 25  Durval Guimarães  25px Shooting  M  0  2  6  8
References
See also *Brazil at the Parapan American Games*Brazil at the Olympics*Brazil at the Paralympics*Brazil at the Universiade