Summary – Indian para-athlete Mahendra Gurjar breaks world record in men’s F42 javelin with a 61.17m throw at the Nottwil Grand Prix.,
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Indian para-athlete Mahendra Gurjar has set a new world record in the men’s F42 javelin event at the Nottwil Grand Prix. Gurjar achieved an impressive throw of 61.17 meters, surpassing the previous world record and establishing a new benchmark in para athletics.
This remarkable performance comes ahead of the upcoming Para Athletics Championship, where Gurjar is expected to be a strong contender for the gold medal. His achievement at Nottwil has not only boosted his confidence but also raised the profile of Indian para sports on the global stage.
Key Highlights of Mahendra Gurjar’s Record
- Event: Men’s F42 javelin
- Throw distance: 61.17 meters
- Occasion: Nottwil Grand Prix
- Significance: New world record
Mahendra’s record-breaking throw is a testament to his dedication and rigorous training. This milestone is expected to inspire many other athletes in the para sports community.
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