Reppe won gold in the PTWC event in Funchal after finishing with a time of 1 hour 31min 16sec on Madeira.

The German not only has a cycling gold medal from Rio 2016 but is also a four-time cycling world champion and has Paralympic medals in swimming. 

She was 11 minutes in front of second placed Sophie Taylor of Great Britain, who finished in 1:42:13.

Britain's Megan Richter was also victorious at her debut Paratriathlon World Cup event, winning the PTS4 event in 1:18:13.

She had previously won two silvers and a bronze medal at the 2018 Dublin World Para Swimming European Championships. 

Liisa Lilja of Finland won the PTS2 event in 1:31:30, with Veronika Gabitova of Russia in second with a time of 1:44:38.

The gold medal in the women's PTS5 went to Alisa Kolpakchy of Ukraine in 1:19:22, while Petra Levay of Hungary got silver in 1:24:59 and Russia's Anna Bychkova secured bronze in 1:27:42.

Amy Dixon of the United States won gold in the PTVI in 1:20:40, finishing in front of France's Annouck Curzillat in 1:21:45 and Ukraine's Vita Oleksiuk in 1:26:03.

In the men's events, Mark Conway of Britain was victorious in the PTWC after finishing in 1:16:02, four minutes ahead of Russia's Semen Radaev with 1:19:49 and five minutes in front of compatriot Josh Landmann in 1:20:05.

There was more success for Britain in the men's PTS2 event, where Stuart Meikle won gold in 1:21:40.  

France's Geoffrey Wersy got silver, finishing in 1:24:49, while Spain's Jose Joaquin Martinez Rincon got bronze in 1:41:27.

Jose Mendonca of Portugal was the victor in the men's PTS3, winning in 1:40:43.

China's Jiachao Wang got his third win of the season after securing victory in the men's PTS4 with a time of 1:08:47.

Russia's Andrey Tolstikov came second in 1:13:05 and Britain's Michael Taylor finished third in 1:14:10.

Anatolii Varfolomieiev of Ukraine won the men's PTVI when he got a time 1:10:28, with France’s Antoine Perel coming in 33 seconds behind him and Ukraine’s Vasyl Zakrevskyi 14 seconds further back in third.