Paralympic record progression track cycling – Women's 500 m time trial

This is an overview of the progression of the Paralympic track cycling record of the women's 500 m time trial as recognised by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and IPC.

C5 Progression

TimeCyclistsClassLocationTrackDateCompetitionRef
36.937  Ju Fang Zhou (CHN)C5Beijing (CHN)Indoor track8 September 20082008 Paralympics
36.004  Ju Fang Zhou (CHN)C5Rio (GBR)Indoor track10 September 20162016 Paralympics[1]

C4 Progression

TimeCyclistsClassLocationTrackDateCompetitionRef
40.278  Jennifer Schuble (USA)CP4Beijing (CHN)Indoor track8 September 20082008 Paralympics
38.425  Jianping Ruan (CHN)C4London (GBR)Indoor track1 September 20122012 Paralympics
37.750  Katherine Horan (USA)C4Rio (BRA)Indoor track10 September 20162016 Paralympics[1]
36.557  Jianping Ruan (CHN)C4Rio (BRA)Indoor track10 September 20162016 Paralympics[1]
34.598  Kadeena Cox (GBR)C4Rio (BRA)Indoor track10 September 20162016 Paralympics[1]

C3 Progression

TimeCyclistsClassLocationTrackDateCompetitionRef
46.427  Jayme Paris (AUS)CP3Beijing (CHN)Indoor track8 September 20082008 Paralympics
43.281  Paula Tesoriero (NZL)LC3Beijing (CHN)Indoor track8 September 20082008 Paralympics
43.281 Minimum standardC3
41.252  Megan Giglia (GBR)C3Rio (BRA)Indoor track10 September 20162016 Paralympics[2]

C2 Progression

TimeCyclistsClassLocationTrackDateCompetitionRef
41.133  Ye Yaping (CHN)LC2Beijing (CHN)Indoor track8 September 20082008 Paralympics
42.448  Yin He (CHN)C2London (GBR)Indoor track1 September 20122012 Paralympics
40.354  Amanda Reid (AUS)C2Rio (BRA)Indoor track10 September 20162016 Paralympics[2]
39.631  Alyda Norbruis (NED)C2Rio (BRA)Indoor track10 September 20162016 Paralympics[2]

C1 Progression

TimeCyclistsClassLocationTrackDateCompetitionRef
36.937  Ju Fang Zhou (CHN)LC1Beijing (CHN)Indoor track8 September 20082008 Paralympics
45.449  Jayme Paris (AUS)C1London (GBR)Indoor track1 September 20122012 Paralympics
44.403  Qian Wangwei (CHN)C1Izu (JPN)Indoor track27 August 20212020 Paralympics[3]

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