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Great Britain’s Nathan Maguire thanked his family for helping him achieve his dream after winning T54 1500m bronze at the World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi.<\/b><\/p>\n
Maguire overtook Switzerland’s Marcel Hug on the final bend and finished behind Chinese pair Jin Hua and Luo Xingchuan.<\/p>\n
The 28-year-old added to the bronze he won in the T54 800m at the 2024 World Championships in Kobe.<\/p>\n
“This is what I’ve dreamed of for my whole career,” Maguire told BBC Sport.<\/p>\n
“It’s always special to be able to do this in front of your family.<\/p>\n
“I’ve never been to a race without my parents with me and I know how much they put into me when I was growing up to get me to this point, so it’s a team effort.”<\/p>\n
Maguire finished fourth in the T54 400m on Tuesday but has the opportunity to pick up another medal in the 800m event this weekend.<\/p>\n
Britain’s Hannah Taunton missed out on a medal in the women’s T20 1500m final as she finished fourth in four minutes 42.95 seconds, seven seconds behind Australia’s Annabelle Colman who took bronze.<\/p>\n
Brazil’s Antonia Keyla Da Silva Barros set a world record of 4:19.22 to take gold.<\/p>\n
Sophie Hahn, a two-time Paralympic champion over 100m, finished eighth for Great Britain in the women’s T38 200m final in 27.11, with Colombia’s Karen Palomeque taking gold with a world record of 24.98.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n