Turkey's 32-year-old sprinter Serkan Yildirim broke the world record by clocking 47.47 seconds in the men's 400m T12 final, while New Zealand's 22-year-old Danielle Aitchison won the women's 200m T36 in 27.47 seconds at the Universiade Memorial Stadium in the central Japanese port city. Made a record in. Kobe's.
According to the report, Algeria's 31-year-old Skander Jamil Athamani broke the men's 400m T13 world record of 46.44 seconds, while his compatriot Safiya Jelal, 41, broke her own world record in the women's shot put F57 with a throw of 11.62m. broke. Xinhua.
In the women's shot put F64 final, France's 26-year-old Alexandra Nouchette, ranked fourth, broke the world record in her own category F63 with a throw of 10.64 metres.
The Kobe 2024 Para Athletics World Championships, held for the first time in East Asia, serves as an important qualifier for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.Chinese athletes won six gold medals, breaking two Asian records on the track at the Universiade Memorial Stadium, as China's para runners celebrated a triple one-two victory. In the men's 100m final, Deng Peicheng of the T36 category won the gold medal with a timing of 11.95 seconds, while his teammate Yang Yifei finished second. In the T11 category of the men's 100 m final, Di Dongdong won by 11.2 seconds, while Ye Tao took silver.
In the women's 400 m T53 final, Chinese wheelchair racer Zhou Hongxuan won the gold medal with a championship-record time of 54.57 s, followed by her teammate Ga Fang in 55.78 s.
Chinese athletes also won gold medals in the Women's 400m T54, Women's Shot Put F64 and Women's Shot Put F35."Paris 2024 will be my seventh Paralympic Games and if conditions are favourable, I can continue to compete," women's shot put F6 champion Yao Xuan said.
Chinese female athletes fresh two Asian records during the day, with Wu Qin winning silver in the shot put F33 final with 7.54s, while Xi Yitin finished second in the 200m T36 final with 28.06s.
As of Thursday, which is the seventh competition day of the nine-day tournament, China continues to top the medal tally with 24 gold, 22 silver and 1 bronze.
A total of 73 Chinese para-athletes are competing in the championships, which runs till May 25. The event has attracted over 1,000 athletes from 10 countries and territories competing in 168 events.The event, originally scheduled for 2021, was postponed twice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to the report, Algeria's 31-year-old Skander Jamil Athamani broke the men's 400m T13 world record of 46.44 seconds, while his compatriot Safiya Jelal, 41, broke her own world record in the women's shot put F57 with a throw of 11.62m. broke. Xinhua.
In the women's shot put F64 final, France's 26-year-old Alexandra Nouchette, ranked fourth, broke the world record in her own category F63 with a throw of 10.64 metres.
The Kobe 2024 Para Athletics World Championships, held for the first time in East Asia, serves as an important qualifier for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.Chinese athletes won six gold medals, breaking two Asian records on the track at the Universiade Memorial Stadium, as China's para runners celebrated a triple one-two victory. In the men's 100m final, Deng Peicheng of the T36 category won the gold medal with a timing of 11.95 seconds, while his teammate Yang Yifei finished second. In the T11 category of the men's 100 m final, Di Dongdong won by 11.2 seconds, while Ye Tao took silver.
In the women's 400 m T53 final, Chinese wheelchair racer Zhou Hongxuan won the gold medal with a championship-record time of 54.57 s, followed by her teammate Ga Fang in 55.78 s.
Chinese athletes also won gold medals in the Women's 400m T54, Women's Shot Put F64 and Women's Shot Put F35."Paris 2024 will be my seventh Paralympic Games and if conditions are favourable, I can continue to compete," women's shot put F6 champion Yao Xuan said.
Chinese female athletes fresh two Asian records during the day, with Wu Qin winning silver in the shot put F33 final with 7.54s, while Xi Yitin finished second in the 200m T36 final with 28.06s.
As of Thursday, which is the seventh competition day of the nine-day tournament, China continues to top the medal tally with 24 gold, 22 silver and 1 bronze.
A total of 73 Chinese para-athletes are competing in the championships, which runs till May 25. The event has attracted over 1,000 athletes from 10 countries and territories competing in 168 events.The event, originally scheduled for 2021, was postponed twice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
