Paralympics 2024: Sumit Antil won gold in javelin throw, created history by breaking Paralympic record
Sumit Antil Wins Gold Medal Javelin Throw Paralympics 2024:
In a stunning display of athletic prowess at the Paris Paralympics 2024, Sumit Antil has etched his name in history by winning the gold medal in the Men’s F64 javelin throw. Here’s a detailed look at his remarkable achievement:
- Gold Medal Victory: Sumit Antil clinched the gold medal by throwing the javelin an impressive distance of 70.59 meters, marking a new Paralympic record.
- Record-Breaking Performance: Sumit not only secured the top spot but also broke his own Paralympic record. Previously, he had set the record with a throw of 68.55 meters at the Tokyo Paralympics.
- Stunning Throws: In his first attempt, Sumit set a new record with a throw of 69.11 meters. His second throw, however, soared even further to 70.59 meters, solidifying his place in history.
- Historical Achievement: By breaking the Paralympic record twice in the same competition, Sumit Antil demonstrated exceptional skill and consistency.
Sumit Antil’s extraordinary performance at the Paralympics 2024 not only brought him gold but also showcased his incredible ability to push the boundaries of javelin throwing.
