ParalympicsGB can today announce the selected riders who will compete at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. A total of 17 riders have been selected, including six who will be making their Paralympic debuts. There are also three Paralympic newcomers among the six pilots who will be competing at Paris 2024. After their most successful Paralympic
With less than 40 days to go until the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games get underway, ParalympicsGB can announce the six players selected to the Wheelchair tennis team. Newly crowned Wimbledon men’s singles champion and three-time Paralympic silver medallist Alfie Hewett, his doubles partner and Rio 2016 men’s singles gold medallist Gordon Reid, Ben Bartram and
ParalympicsGB has confirmed the four Para equestrian athlete and horse combinations set to compete at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. The all-female squad features three medal-winning combinations from Tokyo 2020, in addition to the current Para dressage world number one, who will be making her Paralympic Games debut. Natasha Baker (Grade 3) has been selected
Charlotte Worthington’s BMX Journey to Olympic Gold A skateboard and music festival that launched the career of Olympic BMX Freestyle champion Charlotte Worthington was cancelled this year due to rising costs. Unexpected Olympic Glory But the 28-year-old wheelie wonder will always be grateful to the previously annual event in Somerset for setting her on the road to success.
When it comes to Olympians inspiring the next generation, Team GB rugby 7s player Grace Crompton is very much walking the walk – or sprinting the sprint in her case. Crompton, who studied Sports Management and Coaching at the University of Bath, is putting the knowledge she gained from her degree to good use by
Paris 2024 Olympic rugby sevens match schedule unveiled with 16 days to go until the sport kicks off the Games Men’s competition will take place on 24, 25 and 27 July, with the women’s tournament following on 28-30 July. The men’s final on 27 July will be the first team sport gold medal of the
The British Olympic Association (BOA) has today announced the Team GB athletics squad for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games featuring a host Olympic, World and European medallists. Reigning individual Olympic medallists Keely Hodgkinson [women’s 800m], Josh Kerr [men’s 1500m], Holly Bradshaw [women’s pole vault] and Laura Muir [women’s 1500m] are all selected for the team
The British Olympic Association (BOA) has today named the final cyclists that will make up the 30-strong squad to represent Team GB at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The 12 athletes announced include seven Olympic medallists and five debutants from the BMX racing, BMX freestyle park, track and road disciplines, with parity in the number
Chari Hawkins’ qualification for the Team USA track and field squad heading to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games is reward for the University of Bath alumna’s “super focussed and super positive” approach to athletics. That is the view of Colin Bovell, Head Coach Track and Field at the University, who worked with heptathlete Hawkins from
This year’s squad boasts a mix of experience, with seasoned veterans Bryony Pitman and Tom Hall returning for their second Games, alongside four first-time Olympians: Penny Healey, Conor Hall, Alex Wise, and 16-year-old Megan Havers, who has been taking her GCSEs alongside training for the Games. Archery GB caught up with each athlete to hear
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