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LIVE. Paralympic Games 2024: the Léauté show can begin, Lamiraut and Michaud for a medal... Live

Second day of the Paralympic Games this Friday 30th ;August with a shower of medals expected.

The Essential

  • For this second day of the Paralympic Games, Alexandre Léauté is highly anticipated and could achieve a double in the individual pursuit. We will follow in the 100m breaststroke the French Hector Denayer who can also bring a medal.
  • At the end of the afternoon, the French double Lamiraut and Michaud are aiming for a qualification for the table tennis final, but will leave no matter what happens with a medal.
  • During the first day, France left with 3 medals, Marie Patouillet finished 2nd in the 500M C5 final in track cycling, Ugo Didier was crowned Paralympic champion in the 400m freestyle and Alex Portal won the silver medal in the 100m butterfly S13, beating his own French record.
  • Follow all the news and results from the 2024 Paralympic Games.

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12:34 – Delya Boulaghlem improves again

Delya Boulaghlem still needs a little more to get closer to the podium, with 4.48m on the fifth attempt.

12:32 – Very good start from Lucas Mazur

The Frenchman leads 11-5 in the first set.

12:22 – Lucas Mazur enters the ring

The Frenchman will begin his singles tournament in a few moments against the Brazilian Rogerio Jr. Xavier de Oliveira.

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12:12 – Rain disrupts the start of matches at Roland-Garros

Wheelchair tennis begins this Friday but the rain is currently preventing the start of away matches. Çit only plays on the Lenglen and the Philippe Chatrier.

12:09 – Dorian Foulon moves to côté

The Frenchman is only provisionally ninth and will not be in the final.

12:07 – Dorian Foulon on the track

The Frenchman is aiming for a good performance in the 1000m time trial.

11:57 – No final for Gatien le Rousseau

The time trial is not the specialty of the race. of Gatien le Rousseau, and the Frenchman finished 11th provisionally. He will not be in the final.

11:50 – Delya Boulaghlem improves

The French company increases its brand à 4.42 but remains fifth.

11:42 – Dorian Foulon and Gatien le Rousseau in the running

The two Frenchmen begin their Paralympic Games in the 1000m time trial, classification C4-C5 in track cycling with the qualifications.

11:34 – Second try bitten by Delya Boulaghlem

The Frenchwoman n& apos;improve not on the second attempt, but remains fifth in the ranking.

11:18 – Delya Boulaghlem 5th on the first jump

4.36m for the Frenchwoman who secured a first mark in this T11 classification long jump final. She is 40cm short of the podium.

11:07 – Second place for Alex Portal

The Frenchwoman controlled at the end of the race and finished second in her series. He will be in the final tonight.

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11:05 – Alex Portal is back

After yesterday's silver medal in the 100m butterfly, the Frenchman is at water line number five in her semi-final.

10:56 – Delya Boulaghlem in the long jump final

The Frenchwoman begins her competition in the long jump, classification T11, in a few moments.

10:54 – Hector Denayer in the final

The Frenchman did the job this morning and finished first in his heat, and second overall. He will be at lane number five tonight at 7:14 p.m. to try to get a medal.

10:52 – Alexandra Saint-Pierre and Flora Vautier bow out at the end of the suspense

It's past very close for the two French women who lose 13-11 in the fifth set after having had two match points. They will not have a medal in doubles.

10:47 – Ça passes for Julie Rigaud Chupin

In shooting à the arc à Open pulley, the Frenchwoman turns the match around and wins her round of 16 match against the Turkish Sevgi Yorulmaz and goes into the last 16.

10:38 – Alexis Sanchez in repêchages

The Frenchman finishes third of his series in para rowing skiff PR1 and will have to go through the repechages to hope to enter the final.

10:36 – Alexandra Saint-Pierre and Flora Vautier offer themselves a fifth set

Superb reaction from the two French women who come back to two sets all! All will be played in the decisive fifth set.

10:26 – Alexandra Saint-Pierre and Flora Vautier in difficulty&amp ;eacute;

It's getting a little more difficult for the French pair, now trailing two sets to one.

10:21 – The Serbs are back

Second set lost 11-4 by Flora Vautier and Alexandre Saint-Pierre.

10:10 – The first set for Alexandra Saint-Pierre and Flora Vautier

Perfect start to the match for the two French women who win the first set 11-5.

10:04 – Alexandra Saint-Pierre and Flora Vautier play for the medal

The French para table tennis pair face the number three seeded Serbians for a place in the semi-finals and already secure the medal.

09:56 – No final either for Dimitri Granjux

Fifth place also for Dimitri Granjux who is ninth in cumulative time and first non-qualifier.

09:52 – David Smetanine fifth in his series

The Frenchman finishes far from the lead for his last Games at 49 years old and will certainly not be in the final.

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The objective for these 2024 Paralympic Games is quite high for the French delegation, which hopes to break all records, as for the Olympic Games.  "The goal is mainly gold medals, because that's what counts most in the ranking of nations," recalls Marie-Amélie Le Fur. "[…] I was asked if this wasn't a discounted ambition compared to the Olympic top 5. But we had so much lost in performance, we've come a long way. We were 14th in Tokyo; aiming for the top 8 means doubling the number of gold medals, so a real ambition,'' said Marie-Am&eacutelie Le Fur, president of the French Paralympic Committee. As a reminder, in 2021, the French Paralympic delegation won 54 medals, including eleven Olympic titles. 

Teilor Stone

By Teilor Stone

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