Track success and Paralympic gold

After the relative disappointment of their 2015 season Hall and Fachie approached the 2016 season with the aim of returning to former glories. They opened their year promisingly in March, winning a bronze medal in the pursuit at the UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships, the first time the pair had medalled together on the track.

They then switched their focus back to the road and the UCI Para-cycling Road World Cup in Belgium and picked up a silver medal in the time trial and the road race, signalling their return to form.

They carried this form into the Paralympics, winning gold and breaking the world record in the tandem pursuit on the track and picking up a bronze medal in the time trial on the road.

A change of partner for 2017 saw Hall team up with Sophie Thornhill for the 2017 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships - a move that paid dividends for the duo as they won three world titles, taking gold in the tandem pursuit, kilo and sprint.

But July saw Hall resume her successful partnership with Fachie on the road for the first time since their Paralympic success, at the UCI Para-cycling Road World Cup in Emmen, Netherlands. It was a positive return to action with the pair winning silver in the time trial and finishing fourth in the road race.

That earned the duo selection for the UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, where they found themselves back on the podium on the world stage once again - winning silver in the time trial, before taking seventh place in the road race.

Together again at the 2018 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Hall retained her individual pursuit world title - this time as pilot for Fachie. The gold medal was the duo's first ever on the track as a pair.

The road season soon followed and began in style with a gold for the pair at the opening round of the World Cup in Ostend, Belgium in the time trial, quickly followed by silver in the road race.

The duo then won two more medals at the UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships in August in Italy, picking up silver medals in both the time trial and the road races.

Two bronze medals followed in 2019, as Fachie and Hall were third in the pursuit on the track in Apeldoorn, and the time trial on the road in Emmen.

With the Paralympics pushed back to 2021, the pair impressed – and assured themselves of a Tokyo spot – at the UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships in Cascais, Portugal in June.

The duo took third in the road race, behind gold medallist and team-mates Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl, but Hall celebrated her third career road World Champs gold by winning the individual time trial.

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