Shine of Indian stars: Mahendra’s world record, Sumit also won gold

Mahendra Gurjar: Notwill World Para Athletics Championship was held in Switzerland. In this, Mahendra Gurjar of India has taken the world record. The competition was held at the Notvil World Para Athletics Grand Prix, Switzerland. Mahendra Gurjar has set a record in men’s javelin throw F42 category. In this competition, Mahendra Gurjar won the gold medal by throwing a 61.17 meter spear. The 27 -year -old broke the 59.19 meter world record of Brazil’s Roberto Floriani Adenylson in 2022.

Class F42 is for those who have moderate effects on one leg speed. This is Mahendra’s second gold medal in the Grand Prix competition. On May 23, he won a gold medal with an attempt of 5.59 meters in a long jump T42 category. Sumit Anule, a two -time paralympic gold medalist and world record holder, topped the Javelin F64 category with a throw of 72.35 meters. This class is for athletes that have very little or no speed in one or both legs.

Sumit Arti, a two -time Paralympic gold medalist and world record holder, finished first with an effort of 72.35 meters in the men’s spear throw F64 category. The F64 is for those players of this category who have very little or no speed in one or both legs.

Mahendra competed in F40, F57, F63 and F64 with para athletes. Mahendra’s coach Samarjit Singh Malhi told PTI from Switzerland, “It was a joint competition in which para athletes of other categories also participated. Mahendra won the gold medal in F42 and also set a world record in the same category. He said,” It is normal to participate in the joint competition of para athletes of various categories. “

This is Mahendra’s second gold medal in the Grand Prix competition. He topped the podium with an effort of 5.59 meters in the long jump T-42 competition held on 23 May. Malhi said, ‘Apart from the javelin throw, we have also started a long jump. This is the first competition in Mahendra’s long jump T-42 and will become Asia’s number one athlete after this gold medal.

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