FlaBasquete's games at Arena Carioca 1 were a success during the regular season. With an average attendance of 2.291 across the twelve matches held at the arena, the Mais Querido managed to turn things around, losing only once in 14 matches in Rio de Janeiro and finishing the qualifying phase in first place in the Novo Basquete Brasil 10 standings.

Fan club members also took advantage of the home advantage, participating in a variety of unforgettable experiences and becoming ever closer to the Pride of the Nation. Including the two matches hosted at Tijuca Tênis Clube—against Caxias do Sul and Joinville—Flamengo served 1.243 STs, exchanged 487.700 points, and organized more than ten different fan events.

Between ticket redemptions, on-court challenges, and Match Days, the Nação Rubro-Negra Program presented different ways to connect basketball fans with the athletes at every home match. The STs were able to meet the players, visit the Arena, win prizes, and experience Flamengo up close.

With a presentation by Anderson Varejão and other Olympic athletes to the nation inside Arena Carioca 1, Flamengo brought the Olympic Park to life in an innovative way, bringing the stadium to life with each major result. In its debut at the venue, against Vasco da Gama, Flamengo drew more than 3.700 fans to the stands, reaching almost 4.000 at Campo Mourão, marking the number 17's first game and the largest crowd to date.

In the final stretch of the NBB, the Pride of the Nation will once again need the strength that only the Nation can provide. With tickets starting at R$10 and a unique atmosphere at home, the Mais Querido (Most Beloved) is seeking another title, its sixth in history, and Arena Carioca could continue to be a key factor in achieving that.