7 Days, 12 Medals, 6 Top-5 finishes

The 2024 Paralympics have been a spectacular showcase of determination and talent, and our PUMA athletes have already left their mark at this event. Time to take a look at the impressive haul of medals and top finishes, that our PUMAFAM has won so far in Paris 👀!

Medal Tally So Far:

🥇 Gold Medals: 3

🥇 Omara Durand (Cuba) – 400m PARA T12

🥇 Yassine Ouhdadi El Ataby (Spain) – 5000m PARA T13

🥇 Yankiel Sol (Cuba) – Long Jump PARA T47

🥈 Silver Medals: 6

🥈 Marlene van Gansewinkel (Netherlands) – Long Jump PARA T64

🥈 William Stedman (New Zealand) – 400m PARA T36

🥈 Salum Ageze Kashafali (Norway) – 100m PARA T13

🥈 Mandy Francois Elie (France) – 200m PARA T37

🥈 Timothée Adolphe (France) – 400m PARA T11

🥈 Felix Streng (Germany) – 100m PARA T64

Bronze Medals: 3

🥉 Anna Grimaldi (New Zealand) – 100m PARA T47

🥉 Zac Shaw (UK) – 100m PARA T12

🥉 Maxcel Hardy (USA) – 100m PARA T64

🏵️ Top 5 Finishes: 6

But the excitement doesn’t stop there! We have plenty of thrilling events still to come. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s on the horizon:

👀 September 5th: Look out for Mandy Francois Elie in the 100m finals, Timothée Adolphe in the 100m finals, Omara Durand in the 100m finals, Marlene van Gansewinkel in the 100m Round 1, and Adiaratou Iglesias in the 400m Round 1.

👀  September 6th: Anna Grimaldi will be competing in the Long Jump finals, Marlene van Gansewinkel in the 100m finals, and Renaud Clerc in the 1500m finals.

👀  September 7th: Adiaratou Iglesias will be competing in the 400m finals, William Stedman in the 100m finals, and Felix Streng, Levi Vloet & Maxcel Amo Manu in the 200m Round 1. Later in the day, we hope to see Omara Durand taking on the 200m finals, and Felix Streng, Levi Vloet & Maxcel Amo Manu in the 200m finals.

Stay tuned for more updates and join us in cheering on our incredible athletes as they continue to make history at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris.

Let’s Go PUMAFAM!

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