French-born Australian canoeist, aged 30, has secured her sixth total medal and her second of the current games with a remarkable time of 101.06 seconds. This achievement puts her on par with Slovak Michal Martikan, who also boasts five medals.
Just a few days ago, the talented athlete clinched a gold medal in the canoe slalom K-1 event, further solidifying her status as a top contender in the sport.
Looking ahead, she is set to participate in the kayak cross event, making its Olympic debut. Notably, she will be joined by her younger sister, Noemie, in this exciting competition scheduled for Friday at 11:25 a.m. ET.
