PEASGOOD George

TRIATHLON

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Paralympic Games
7	PT4	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	1:06:08
World Championships
3	PTS5	2018	Gold Coast, QLD, AUS	59:14
3	Men's TRI-5	2013	London, GBR	1:13:08
4	PTS5	2017	Rotterdam, NED	1:04:15
9	PT4	2015	Chicago, IL, USA	1:04:39
10	PTS5	2019	Lausanne, SUI	1:05:07
12	PT4	2016	Rotterdam, NED	1:07:41
European Championships
3	PTS5	2017	Kitzbuhel, AUT	1:03:59
5	PTS5	2019	Valencia, ESP	1:02:45

CYCLING TRACK

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Track World Championships
2	C4 4000m Individual Pursuit	2019	Apeldoorn, NED

CYCLING ROAD

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Road World Championships
1	C4 Time Trial	2021	Cascais, POR
2	Men's C4 - Road Race	2021	Cascais, POR
5	C4 Time Trial	2018	Maniago, ITA
7	Men's C4 - Road Race	2018	Maniago, ITA

Sports Management, Sports Science - Loughborough University, Great Britain

English, French

Loughborough Triathlon Performance Centre [LTPC] [Great Britain]

Jonathon Riall [national]

His older brother Jack has competed for the Great Britain age group team in both triathlon and duathlon, while his sister-in-law Alison Peasgood was selected to represent Great Britain in triathlon at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Both of his parents have competed in Ironman races. (britishtriathlon.org, 08 Jul 2021; britishtriathlonmedia.org, 01 Jan 2014; cambridge-news.co.uk, 30 Apr 2014)

He has competed in Para track cycling and Para road cycling at international level. He won gold in Para road cycling in the C4 time trial at the 2021 World Championships in Cascais, Portugal. (SportDeskOnline, 13 Jun 2021; bbc.co.uk, 11 Jun 2021; tri247.com, 09 Feb 2017)

In September 2015 he fell off his bike while training 10 days before the World Grand Final in Chicago, IL, United States of America. He sustained a haematoma to his thigh, minor whiplash, road rash and a shoulder injury. He was able to compete at the event and finished in ninth place. (saffronwaldenreporter.co.uk, 19 Nov 2015)

He began triathlon training in 2009 at WaldenJNR triathlon club in England. He went to a Para triathlon talent identification day in November 2011 in Loughborough, and before the end of that year he had joined the national setup. (saffronwaldenreporter.co.uk, 18 Jul 2016; cambridge-news.co.uk, 30 Apr 2014)

He originally used swimming and cycling for rehabilitation. His family started doing triathlons and persuaded him to take up the sport. (tri247.com, 09 Feb 2017)

To compete at the Paralympic Games in 2020 and 2024. (cambridge-news.co.uk, 25 Jun 2017)

Competing at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (tri247.com, 09 Feb 2017)

He was named the 2015 Male Para Triathlete of the Year by British Triathlon. (paralympics.org.uk, 16 Nov 2015)