Hannah Moore heads to Paris this summer for her Paralympics debut in the Women’s PTS4 category. Her inclusion in the ParalympicsGB squad comes after an impressive return to the sport in 2023 after a two-year break.
The start of the season didn’t go to plan for Moore who suffered a DNF at World Triathlon Para Cup Yenisehir. She didn’t let that affect her though as she claimed gold in her next race at World Triathlon Para Cup Samarkand. World Triathlon Para Series Swansea marked her final race before the Games and she empathically claimed top-step on the podium in a British 1-2 with teammate Megan Richter.
Hannah is a five-time British Champion, a two-time World Champion and a European Champion.
Her paratriathlon career began in 2017 after it was included on a list of things she wanted to achieve following her amputation. She completed a super sprint triathlon before going onto become British Champion that same year. In 2018 she made her international debut and won gold at Eton Dorney ITU Paratriathlon World Cup. Following a third place finish at Franciacorta ITU World Paratriahlon Series she was crowned European, British and World champion in just three months.
Major Results
Hannah stretched her winning run to six straight wins, including another British Championships, at the start of 2019 before she recorded a DNF at the Tokyo Paralympic Games Test Event. Her winning form quickly returned though as she won another world title in Lausanne at the end of the season. A fourth British title arrived in 2021.
After a couple of years away from the sport, she returned in 2023 with a bronze medal at the European championships in Madrid. That was followed up with a victory in A Coruna before securing a silver medal at World Triathlon Para Series Swansea. Hannah then captured a fifth British title before narrowly missing out on another World Championship medal as she finished fourth in Pontevedra. Her season ended on the podium though as she finished third at World Triathlon Para Cup Alhandra.
