Tatyana McFadden celebrates as she crosses the line to win the women's T54 400m final. It's her second medal of Rio 2016 and the 27-year-old is hoping to add five more.
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Rachel Morris sparked a gold rush for Team GB on the lake this morning, winning the women's arm-only single sculls (ASW1x). That was followed up by two more golds in the mixed double sculls and the mixed coxed four.
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Yohansson Nascimento (L) celebrates his bronze medal with gold medalist Petrucio Ferreira dos Santos after the T47 100m final meter. They were just two of four sprint medalists the host nation got to celebrate Sunday.
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Ferreira dos Santos of Brazil couldn't contain his emotion during the national anthem after receiving his medal on the podium.
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Teresinha de Jesus Correia Santos lies on the floor in tears after surprising the field to win and bronze medal, Brazil's fourth of the day.
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David Brown on his way to winning T11 gold with his guide Jerome Avery and becoming the first full blind man in history to run sub-11 seconds. Brown is also a talented musician and play drums, piano and tenor saxophone.
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