The full program for Tuesday, September 3

The full program for Tuesday, September 3
The
      full
      program
      for
      Tuesday,
      September
      3

PARALYMPIC GAMES – Swimming, with Ugo Didier and Laurent Chardard in particular, will undoubtedly offer some great moments, as will horse riding at Versailles, fencing at the Grand Palais, table tennis and athletics.

The Paralympic Games are not slowing down on Tuesday, September 3. After several days of competition, France is in the Top 5 and does not intend to leave. Today, it has the opportunity to go for new gold medals. Athletics and swimming will be closely watched. Here is the program for the day.

Activity resumes in Versailles, with horse riding

Para-dressage is the only discipline competing in the Paralympic Games in terms of equestrianism. It will start at 9 am at the Château Versailles with grade III (severe disability of both legs). The Frenchwoman Chiara Zenati will represent our country.

Heading to the Grand Palais for fencing

Clémence Delavoipière, at 1 p.m., and Brianna Vide, at 2:30 p.m., in sabre (category A), will be to follow. In the men’s category, we will be able to see the double Olympic medalist Ludovic Lemoine (2:10 p.m.) and the triple bronze medalist Maxime Valet (1:30 p.m.), in sabre.

Blind football, the last chance for a medal in team sports

Victorious against China (1-0) and beaten by Brazil (3-0), the Blues will challenge Turkey at 8:30 p.m. in this last group match. They must validate their place for the semi-finals.

Ugo Didier and Laurent Chardard want to swim towards gold

In Paris (…) - 20minutes

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