This Monday, the Spanish team experienced a remarkable acceleration in its medal table in Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. was added seven medals for a total of twenty-two and he is twelfth in the medal table with five gold, four silver and thirteen bronze.
In total, they add up two gold, one silver and four bronze. The triathlon served to launch in the morning with four medals in a day that swimming with two and athletics with one sealed in a big way in the afternoon.
The first gold of the day he achieved it in the PTS3 triathlon class Daniel Molina. The Spaniard completed a dizzying track record in a career where he knew how to move strategically from behind to strike at the crucial moment and put himself in first place which he never let go.
Authoritarian is second gold of the day, achieved in the same sport by Susana Rodríguez and Sara Perez. In the PTVI 1 class they dominated with total efficiency, as they gained a great advantage over their rivals from the start and did not let them react.
The silver of the day also fell on the triathlon. He earned it Martha French in class PTS4. This was in a race where he was third for a good part of the race, but where he rose to second position in the final section.
Triathlon adds a brass. The first is for Nil Riudavetswith a fantastic final sprint in the PTS4 class that helped him win a tight battle for third position.
Swimming gave two coppers until the day. The first achieved it Martha Fernandez in the 50 backstroke S3 to open the medal day in the pool. It was completed by the mixed 4×100 free relay of 34 points, consisting of Núria Marquès, Óscar Salguero, Iñigo Llopis, Sarai Gascón, Anastasiya Dmytriv and José Antonio Marí. Third place in the final earned another bronze.
A seventh medal is missing, also from brass. Alvaro del Amo He was third in the shot put in the F11 category and with that he closed a very prolific day for the Spanish sport in a big way.
Spain’s 22 medals after the fifth day of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
5 gold
-Anastasia Dmytriv (swimming, 100 breaststroke SB8)
-Yassine Ouhdadi (athletics, 5000 meters T13)
-Iñigo Llopis (swimming, 100 backstroke S8)
-Daniel Molina (triathlon, PTS3)
-Susana Rodríguez and Sara Pérez (triathlon, PTVI 1)
4 silver
-Sara Martínez (athletics, long jump T12)
-Ricardo Ten, Alfonso Cabello and Pablo Jaramillo (track cycling, team speed C1-5)
-Toni Ponce (swimming, 100 breaststroke SB5)
-Marta Francés (triathlon, PTS4)
13 bronze
-Ricardo Ten (track cycling, individual pursuit, C1)
-Miguel Luque (swimming, 50 breaststroke, SB3)
-Enrique Alhambra (swimming, 100 butterfly, S13)
-Alba García (athletics, long jump T11)
-Alfonso Cabello (track cycling, kilometer time trial C4-5)
-Joan Munar (athletics, long jump T11)
– María Delgado (swimming, 100 backstroke S12)
-Teresa Perales (swimming, 50 backstroke S5)
-Juan Antonio Saavedra (shooting, 10 meter mixed rifle prone R3)
-Nil Riudavets (triathlon, PTS4)
-Marta Fernández (swimming, 50 backstroke S3)
-Núria Marquès, Óscar Salguero, Iñigo Llopis, Sarai Gascón, Anastasiya Dmytriv and José Antonio Marí (swimming, 4×100 mixed freestyle 34 points)
-Álvaro del Amo (athletics, shot put F11)
Source: La Verdad
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