Jaco Van Gass Wins Gold at Paris Paralympics
Jaco Van Gass Wins Gold at Paris Paralympics
Jaco Van Gass Wins Gold at Paris Paralympics
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Jaco Van Gass, an Afghanistan veteran, successfully defended his titles at the Paralympics, winning gold in both the men's C3 3000m individual pursuit and the C1 to C5 750m team sprint alongside Kadeena Cox and Jody Cundy. Van Gass set a new world record in the individual pursuit and defeated fellow Brit Fin Graham by over four seconds. Compatriot Lizzi Jordan also excelled, claiming gold in her Paralympic debut in the women's B 1000m time trial, while Sophie Unwin and her pilot secured bronze in the same event. The British cyclists had a strong showing, with Blaine Hunt earning silver in the C4-5 1000m time trial despite narrowly missing gold due to classification factors. Van Gass's triumphs come after a recent car accident that left him with injuries just days before the Games. His performance continues to highlight the resilience and determination of athletes in the face of adversity.

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