Juegos Paralímpicos 2024: Colombia's Remarkable Achievements in Paris

Medal Highlights from Juegos Paralímpicos 2024

The para athlete from Colombia, Paula Ossa, earned a bronze medal with a remarkable performance that has made history for the nation in this discipline. Since the start of the games in Paris, Colombia has accumulated a total of 21 medals, reaffirming the talent and dedication of its athletes. This time, the spotlight was on women's para cycling, where Ossa stood out among top competitors.

Paula Ossa: A Rising Star in Para Cycling

Throughout the competition, Ossa stayed with the leading group, showcasing great resilience to maintain her pace among the race favorites. Her determination and effort were rewarded as she finished in third place, clinching a bronze medal for Colombia in para cycling.

• Gold medal went to British athlete Sarah Storey.
• French competitor Heidi Gauguin won the silver medal.
• This achievement marks Colombia's first medal in this discipline at the Juegos Paralímpicos 2024.

Colombia's Outstanding Medal Counts

Colombia's delegation now prepares to close the games, with several athletes competing in finals from Friday to Sunday. To date, the Colombian team has garnered a total of 21 medals, comprising five gold, eleven silver, and ten bronze, placing them at number 20 in the medal table.

The effort and dedication of Colombian athletes at the Juegos Paralímpicos 2024 have elevated the nation's reputation, proving that talent and determination are key to achieving great successes in adaptive sports.