Leg amputee wins Paralympics’ 1st ever triathlon
Great Britain’s Andrew Lewis, a through-the-knee amputee, won gold in PT2 category in the Paralympics' first-ever triathlon, held in Rio on Saturday. Lewis, who lost a leg at the age of 16, ran his first race in 2014 and became world champion this year. The Paralympics’ triathlon comprises 750-metre swimming, 20-km cycling and 5-km running stages.