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Paracyclism. "A Lot of Consolation After a Year of Gallstone": How Johan Quaile's First Title Put Balm at the Heart of His Mulhousian Teammate Joseph Fritsch in Bronze
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Johan Quaile created the surprise by becoming 24 years old, for the first time, individual world handbike champion in Huntsville, USA. Asf Mulhouse's Belfortain won his H3 category in the sprint. The course, all but selective, served his team-mate Joseph who, in bronze, gave up his H4 title.
Johan Quaile won his first World Champion title in the sprint in his H3 category in Huntsville, USA, on Sunday night until Monday. Fourth in H4 shortly before, his team-mate from AS Armchair Mulhouse Joseph Fritsch finished on the third step of the podium, with Austria's Thomas Frühwirth, who won the time trial, being downgraded.
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