Ellesse Andrews secured a bronze medal in the women's individual C4-5 500m time trial at the Commonwealth Games, marking her first podium finish in the event. Competing in her debut appearance at the Games, Andrews, a New Zealand para-cyclist, delivered a strong performance to claim the third place.
The race took place at the Hamilton Velodrome, where the competition was fierce and the atmosphere electric. Andrews, who has been part of the New Zealand para-cycling team for several years, showed resilience and determination throughout the race. Her achievement was celebrated by teammates and fans alike, highlighting her growing presence in the sport.
The event also saw Emma Foy and pilot Jessie Hodges win gold in the tandem race, adding to New Zealand's medal tally. Andrews' bronze was a significant milestone, reflecting her hard work and dedication. The results underscore the strength of the New Zealand para-cycling program on the international stage.
