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Ogada road run ends Kenya’s show in Paralympics

Kenya’s Kennedy Ogada piloted by compatriot Oscar Dennis race in the Paris 2024 Paralympics cycling men’s 28.3km individual time trial at Clichy-sous-Bois, on September 4, 2024. 

Photo credit: Maria Abranches | Reuters

What you need to know:

  • Ogada and Dennis will be the last Kenyans to compete at the Paris Paralympics where the country had collected one medal, silver in the T37 long jump through Samson Ojuka.
  • Kenya was represented by 14 athletes and seven guides in five disciplines here. Ogada finished 11th in the men’s 28.3km time trial on Tuesday.

In Paris

Kenya’s blind cyclist Kennedy Ogada and pilot Oscar Dennis will be hoping for a good ending to their campaign at the Paris Paralympic Games on Friday.