Paralympics Live: Kadeena Cox falls out as Great Britain races for cycling medals on opening day of Paralympics

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Caroline Groot’s best piecesnot quite her world record, but fast enough to take gold. Marie Patouyet of France took silver; Kate O’Brien of Canada took bronze.

Too bad for Kadeena Cox, who was distraught and only managed five pedal strokes, just missed out on a medal when the race judges deemed the problem to be anything other than mechanical.

It was not a good thing for Kadina Cox. The British rider was close to tears as she chatted with her teammates, saying she was in some pain after the heavy fall and might not be able to compete again.

It looked like she might be done for. Caroline Groot of the Netherlands had already withdrawn from the competition.

The Disaster of Kadina Cox, She tried to charge out of the gate with all her might but was ultimately forced to hit the deck, never able to find stability. If it was a mechanical problem, she would restart the race, assuming she was OK – her coach and medical staff helped her back to the centre of the velodrome while a British mechanic checked her bike.

France’s Marie Patouillet finished fourth at the Tokyo Olympics, with a strong final lap to secure her a medal as her home crowd cheered on.

Next up are two riders. Next up is Kadeena Cox…

The first finalist from New Zealand, Nicole Murray, has completed the time trial in 37.425s and as a C5, her time is 100% important, while a C4 like Kadina Cox will be the second to last on the bike and her percentage is 98.67, so their time will be slightly lower.

Four-time Paralympic champion Kadina Cox She insists “the competition is the easy part” as she bids to win Britain’s first Paris In 2024, he suffered a series of injury setbacks.

The dual-sport athlete competed exclusively in track cycling in her third Olympics after excelling in both cycling and sprinting at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Tokyo Year 2020.

Cox, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, tore a calf muscle late last year and then had a recurrence of Achilles tendon problems that hampered her performance in track and field. Japanbefore recently suffering another fitness setback.

The afternoon track cycling finals are coming up and the action is very busy with three British athletes vying for gold. Daphne Schrager will take to the track at 3:30pm, followed by Steve Bate and rider Chris Latham forty-five minutes later – but first up is Kadeena Cox in the Women’s C4-5 500m time trial, with a time limit of 20 minutes.

In the men’s BC3 boccia competition, the British players’ duel ended with Patrick Wilson defeating his teammate Will Arnott to win the first game. In the third game, Wilson was leading by four points, and although Arnott successfully hit his opponent’s scoring red ball in the last shot of the last game, he only scored two points. The game ended 5-3.

The Paratriathlon at the Paris Olympics will take place on September 1, with swimming taking place in the Seine Rather than spanning two days Organizers said Thursday that was because of the weather forecast.

“All 11 medal events will be held on September 1, rather than over two days (September 1 and 2),” the Paris 2024 Winter Olympics organizing committee said in a statement.

“Taking into account the weather forecast, we have decided to hold all medal events on the same day to provide as much certainty as possible for athletes and coaches. The swim route remains unchanged.”

The French capital has been working to clean up the Seine so that people can swim in the river again, as they did during the Paris Olympics in 1900. However, sewer problems last summer led to the cancellation of pre-Olympic swimming events.

However, the swimming portion of all Olympic triathlons takes place in the Seine.