Building on its prolific weekend, France won 5 new gold medals this Monday at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Les Bleus are now 5th in the general ranking, with 11 gold medals (34 medals in total).
Hanquinquant, Aubert, Ribstein, Mazur, Noakes… All in gold!
- Beyond a new feat by Alexis Hanquinquant in triathlon, we will highlight the first gold medal in French history in boccia, won by Aurélie Aubert. The Frenchman has been invincible for more than five years and impresses with his talent at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. He is the first French triathlete in history to win a double, after the one obtained in Tokyo in 2021,
- As for Norman Aurélie Aubert (27 years old), she was crowned in the BC1 category. Let’s hope that her crowning will shine a spotlight on her discipline, which is little known in France.
- Jules Ribstein in triathlon, as well as Lucas Mazur and Charles Noakes in badminton, also shone in their discipline by finishing on the highest step of the podium.
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Rigaudeau and Perel, together on the podium
- The two Frenchmen finished one after the other in the PTVI triathlon. Thibaut Rigaudou finished 2nd and Antoine Perel on the lowest step of the podium.
- Faustine Noël took bronze, in a double with Lucas Mazur, who achieved the feat of pocketing two medals at the Paralympic Games on the same day.
The French medal table at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, as of September 2
The medal table, by country and by athlete, at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
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