Five Talking Points From the Paris Paralympic Triathlon Races

1. A Close Finish in the Men's Race

Just two seconds separated the first and second-place finishers in the men's race, with Great Britain's George Peasgood taking the gold medal ahead of France's Alexis Hanquinquant.

2. A Dominant Performance in the Women's Race

In the women's race, Great Britain's Lauren Steadman won by over a minute, finishing well ahead of Spain's Susana Rodriguez Gacio and the United States' Kendall Gretsch.

3. A Record-Breaking Day for the United States

The United States had a record-breaking day in the triathlon, winning a total of five medals, including two golds, two silvers, and one bronze.

4. A New World Record for Kendall Gretsch

The United States' Kendall Gretsch set a new world record in the women's PTS5 category, finishing the race in 1:08:05.

5. A Thrilling Race for the Crowd

The triathlon races were a thrilling spectacle for the crowd in Paris, with the athletes showcasing their incredible determination and skill.