Australia’s Madison de Rosario is the silver medalist in the women’s T54 marathon.

US Susannah Scaroni gets bronze.

de Rozario finished 4:23 behind the champion Catherine Debrunner.

The Sydneysider was part of a three-woman chase group for most of the race, but with two kilometres to go, De Rozario and Scaroni pulled away from China. Zhou Zhaoqian.

And Rozario stepped it up a gear on the straight and easily took silver, with Scaroni a further 16 seconds behind him.

A lively conversation ensues between the three medal winners and there is much laughter, which is great to see.

It is a huge achievement for Rozario to finish on the podium again in the marathon.

Debrunner was simply too good and it is still hard to believe that she won a medal in every event from the 100 metres to the marathon in Paris, winning five golds and one silver!

Madison de Rosario is now in second place, with Susannah Scaroni six seconds behind her.

At the 40 km mark they were just over four minutes behind Debrunnerso we’ll see them racing to the finish line soon.

Catherine Debrunner completed an extraordinary Paralympic campaign, with a great performance by winning the women’s T54 marathon in a time of 1:41:50.

The Swiss star led from start to finish and was in complete control as she extended her lead over the field throughout the race.

And she has proven that she is currently the most formidable wheelchair racer in the world.

In Paris she won six medals, five of them gold, and she stood on the podium in all her events, from the 100 meters to the marathon.

There are only seven kilometers left to go in the women’s T54 marathon and DeBrunner is still on a great pace – she has a lead of 4:07.

from Rosario will have to fight for silver with Scorpio And Zhou.

That trio stayed together for most of the race and it will be difficult for any of them to miss out on the podium.

The leaders in the women’s T54 marathon have completed 30km, and yes, it is a broken record at this point, but Catherine Debrunner maintains the gold medal position.

The Swiss superstar is now just 12 kilometres away from her fifth gold medal at these Games, and it looks like no one can catch her.

Australia’s Madison de Rosario is still in the running for a medal, she is with Susannah Scaroni And Zhou Zhaoqian, 3:12 behind Debrunner.

Marcel Hug delivers another dominant performance by winning the men’s T54 marathon in Paris.

Hug had a 10-second lead halfway through the race, but extended his lead even further in the second half.

He stopped the clock in 1:27.39, finishing outside the Australian Kurt Fearnleys Paralympic record (1:23.17).

The Swiss has now won three consecutive gold medals in the men’s T54 marathon.

In total, he has won seven gold medals at the Paralympic Games during his amazing career.

The silver went to China Jin Hua (1:31.19), while Japan Tomoki Suzuki (1:31.23) won bronze.

Hi Mk,

Winner of T12 silver medal in Tokyo men’s marathon Jaryd Clifford decided not to participate in the event in Paris.

He only competed in the 1500m and 5000m, but missed out on medals in both events. in difficult circumstances.

There are no changes in the rankings at the 25 km mark in the women’s T54 marathon.

Again, Catherine Debrunner has made further progress, she has a lead of 2:29.

And it’s the same trio that chases them – from Rosario, ScorpioAnd Zhou.

With less than 10km to go in the men’s T54 marathon, Switzerland Marcel Hug remained on course to win his third consecutive Paralympic gold in this event.

Hug built up a lead of two minutes and 56 seconds over the Japanese Tomoki Suzuki and that of China Jin Hua at the 35 km marker.

Okay, so we’re halfway through the women’s marathon, and Catherine Debrunner looks so good at the moment, hopefully Wife of Rosario can conjure up something special!

How is everyone out there feeling? Here’s my current mood:

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They certainly are Di, we’ve had so much great action over the last few weeks and the marathons are a great way to start the last day.

Swiss superstar Catherine Debrunner shows no signs of slowing down in the women’s T54 marathon.

At each checkpoint her lead increases, halfway through her lead is 2:01.

The good news is that the Australian is the reigning champion Madison from Rosario is still in that group of three that is chasing, next to Susannah Scaroni And Zhou Zhaoqian.

And that trio has a big lead over the rest of the field, so it looks like the medals will be decided by that quartet.

Debrunner has almost doubled her lead since the last checkpoint, she is 1:12 ahead of from Rosario, Scorpio And Zhou in the women’s marathon T54.

After that it is Tatjana McFadden And Manuela Schär,who are 2:24 behind the leader.

De Rozario will have to do something soon to stay in touch with Debrunner.

As Amanda reported, Catherine Debrunner has a convincing lead in the women’s T54 marathon.

Debrunner’s Swiss teammate Marcel Hug leads the men’s T54 race in a bid to win his third straight Paralympic gold in the marathon.

Hug led China’s Jin Hua with 57 seconds at the 25 km mark.

Debrunner seems to be in good shape. We’ve seen some more footage of her in the coverage, but we can’t see the chasing group anywhere near her.

Halfway through the Men’s Marathon T54, Switzerland Marcel Hug had a 10 second lead over China Jin Hua.

Japanese Tomoki Suzuki was one minute and seven seconds behind Hug in third place.

The athletes passed through the 10km checkpoint and Debrunner now has a lead of 39 seconds.

from Rosario remains in that chasing group, which has now been reduced to three athletes, including the Chinese Zhou Zhaoqian and the US Susannah Scaroni.

Australia’s co-flag bearer Madison de Rosario is determined to defend her Paralympic title in the marathon. It is still early days, but when can we expect a definitive result?

The world record T53/54 in this event is held by the current leader Catherine Debrunner1:34:16.

from Rosario holds the Paralympic record of 1:38:11.

So we can expect a finish just before 6pm AEST.

At the 5 km marker Debrunner is still alone in the women’s marathon, she has a 16-second lead over from Rosario who is part of a group of five athletes chasing him.

Debrunner is in great form at these Games, with four gold and one silver medal on the track. He is certainly one of the favorites for this event.