This is what the Spanish medal table looks like at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games after the eighth day

He spanish team gave another boost to his medal table at Paris 2024 Paralympic Games on this Thursday. In this they are achieved two silver and two bronze which allows us to reach the thirty-six fixed medalsone of the pending challenges ahead of the French event.

There were thirty-six medals won at Tokyo 2021, a number equaled and almost surpassed because Spain is sure of another medal in table tennis thanks to Ander Cepas, to be bronze at least. Therefore, the next goal is to reach forty podiums.

Thursday was once again a lively day for the Spanish delegation, although the golds fought back. Sergio Garrote it was opened by a silver in the H1-2 category test of road cycling leaving Paris with double gold and this second place.

Swimming added two more medals, both in the same event. Núria Marques has achieved the silver in 200 style SM9, distance where Anastasia Dmytriv accompanied him to the podium with a brass. Both crowned a great championship in Paris.

In the morning session another medal came. Alvaro del Amo achieved the brass in discus throwing, in athletics, in an F11 class where he excelled at these Games. A few days ago he also won a bronze in the shot put.

In this way, the Spanish team now has thirty-six computable podiums. All, on a day where Juan Saavedra was fourth in the fifty-meter mixed rifle in the prone shooting position (R6), Luis Miguel García-Marquina in the online cycling event (H3), Nahia Zudaire in the 100 breaststroke swimming (SB7) . ) and Héctor Cabrera in the javelin throw in athletics (F13).

Spain’s 36+1 medals after the eighth day of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games

7 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)
-Ricardo Ten (road cycling, time trial, C1)
-Sergio Garrote (road cycling, H2 time trial)
10 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)
-Núria Marquès (swimming, 100 backstroke S9)
-Marta Fernández (swimming, 100 freestyle S3)
-David Pineda (athletics, 400 meters T20)
-Eduardo Santas (road cycling, C3 time trial)
-Sergio Garrote (road cycling, H2 online test)
-Núria Marquès (swimming, 200 styles SM9)
19 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)
-Damián Ramos (road cycling, C4 time trial)
-Marta Fernández (swimming, 50 breaststroke SB3)
-Judith Rodríguez (fencing, foil)
-José Ramón Cantero, María Delgado, Emma Feliu and Enrique Alhambra (swimming, 4×100 mixed freestyle 49 points)
-Álvaro del Amo (athletics, discus throw F11)
-Anastasia Dmytriv (swimming, 200 styles SM9)

-Bronze medal obtained for Ander Cepas in class 9 individual table tennis