Paralympics Day Three: British Athletes Aim for More Gold

Great Britain’s Paralympic team is poised for a strong day three in Paris, with multiple medal opportunities across various disciplines. Building on Friday’s success in swimming and cycling, the team has high hopes for continued dominance in the pool and velodrome. The track at Stade de France could also see the first British golds in sprinting, as well as in taekwondo and archery. Notable athletes to watch include swimmer Stephen Clegg, aiming to upgrade his Tokyo bronze, and Poppy Maskill, seeking a second gold medal. Cyclist Jaco Van Gass is looking to secure his second gold of the Games, while sprint stars Thomas Young and Sophie Hahn will defend their T38 100m titles. ParalympicsGB also has strong contenders in para-archery and taekwondo, with defending champion Phoebe Paterson Pine and Amy Truesdale leading the charge.