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Rinku Hooda Leads India 1–2 in F46 Javelin as World and Meet Records Fall at Para Worlds

Record-breaking performances across classifications are reshaping the New Delhi medal table.

Overview

  • Hooda won gold with a 66.37m championship record, Sundar Singh Gurjar took silver at 64.76m, Cuba’s Guillermo Varona Gonzalez earned bronze with 63.34m, and Ajeet Singh Yadav finished fourth at 61.77m.
  • Neutral Paralympic Athlete Denis Gnezdilov broke the F40 shot put world record twice with 11.85m and 11.92m to claim gold.
  • Bulgaria’s Ruzhdi extended his dominance in the F55 shot put with a sixth straight world title, setting a 12.94m world record.
  • Further meet marks fell, including Bartosz Gorczak’s F53 shot put championship record of 8.67m and Osiris Aneth Machado’s F44 discus championship record of 44.36m.
  • India’s medal count rose to five at this stage of the championships, with events ongoing and the standings continuing to evolve.