This is what the final Spanish medal table looks like at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games

The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games They are history in terms of competition and, with it, also the participation of the Spanish delegation. The national medal table continued to rise on the final day.

Marathon and canoeing are the options and this is the first discipline to add a new medal to the counter. The silver by Alberto Suárez in the T12 category marathon put an end to a day that was, however, bittersweet.

The disqualification of Elena Congost and her guide Mia Carol in the same modality when he won the bronze medal, it left a very bitter aftertaste at the close of some great Olympic Games. In addition, canoeing was able to hold another medal thanks to Araceli Menduiñafourth by hundreds in KL3-200.

In this way, the Spanish team closes with a total forty medals (seven gold, eleven silver and twenty-two bronze) its participation in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games seventeenth place in the medal table after achieving the goal of surpassing the thirty-six medals achieved at the Tokyo 2021 Games. China won with 220 medals (94-76-50) ahead of Great Britain with 124 (49-44-31) and the United States with 105 (36-42-27)

Anastasiya Dmytriv, Ricardo Ten, Marta Fernández and Núria Marqueswith three medals each, contributed the most metal to Spanish sport. Among them, Dmytriv and Ten did it with gold between them. Fifteen medals were won by the women, twenty-three by the men and two in a mixed manner.

The swimming, with fifteen medalsled the Spanish harvest. Athletics and cycling (between track and road) followed with eight each and triathlon with four. They contributed medals in judo, tennis, table tennis, fencing and shooting.

Spain’s 40 medals at 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)
11 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)
-Alberto Suárez (athletics, T12 marathon)
22 copper
-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)
-Daniel Caverzaschi and Martín de la Puente (tennis, doubles)
-Marta Arce (judo, -57 kg J2)
-Ander Cepas (table tennis, individual class 9)