Dame Sarah Storey made history by winning her 18th Paralympic gold medal in the women's C5 individual time trial at the Paris Games, solidifying her status as Great Britain's most successful Paralympian. The 46-year-old cyclist completed the 14.1km course in 20:22.15, narrowly defeating French competitor Heïdi Gaugain by 4.69 seconds. This victory marks Storey's 13th gold in cycling, adding to her five swimming golds won prior to 2004. Despite her triumph, Storey expressed frustration over the course's short length, calling it 'appalling' and advocating for better representation of women's cycling in future events. With a total of 29 Paralympic medals, Storey is set to compete for a record 19th gold in the upcoming road race. Her performance continues to inspire as she challenges age norms in competitive sports.