In August, Gregory Leray, a para-cyclist from Morbihan, was involved in an accident while training on the road. He was struck by a van, which resulted in an injury to his left arm. Leray, who competes in handisport—a form of sports adapted for athletes with disabilities—has faced significant challenges in his athletic career due to previous injuries. Leray is now beginning a new phase of rehabilitation at the Kerpape center in Ploemeur, Morbihan. This facility is known for its specialized care and support for individuals recovering from physical injuries. His current rehabilitation follows a similar process he underwent 28 years ago after a serious motorcycle accident that also left him with lasting physical challenges. The accident in August has added another layer of difficulty to Leray's journey, but his determination to continue competing in para-cycling remains strong. His experience with rehabilitation from past injuries has likely equipped him with valuable knowledge and resilience that will aid in his recovery. Leray’s story highlights the ongoing challenges faced by athletes with disabilities who must navigate both the physical and emotional aspects of recovery. His return to training and competition will be closely watched by fans and fellow athletes alike, as he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of adaptive sports.