Alison Peasgood

Alison Peasgood, born Alison Patrick on 1 October 1987, is a British paratriathlete who was born with albinism and has never had full vision. She won the silver medal in the women's PT5 class at the 2016 Summer Paralympics, guided by Hazel Smith, behind Australia's Katie Kelly, in the first Paralympics to include paratriathlon. She finished fourth at the postponed Tokyo Games, and in 2017 she won further medals in tandem events at the UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships with cyclist Helen Scott. She competed at her third Paralympics in Paris in 2024, partnered by Brooke Gillies. A former physiotherapist in Dunfermline, she was voted West Fife's Sports Personality of the Year.