James Turner clears away from the field on his way to winning the T36 200 metres final at the World Para Athletic Championships in London this week.
DIAMOND Beach’s Jame Turner will look to add to his gold medal tally at the World Para Athletic Championships in London over the weekend.
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Turner won the T36 200 metres in world record time on Tuesday. He will now contest the 400 and 800 metres.
He’ll run his heat of the 800 metres at 8.30pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time) on Saturday. He is expected to qualify for the final to be run at 3.35am (AEST) on Monday. Turner won the T36 800 metre gold medal at the 2016 Paralympics in world record time.
The final of the 400 metres is at 5.03am (AEST) on Saturday.
Turner, 21, clocked 24.09 to strike gold in the 200m, beating the world record of 24.15 he set in winning his heat.
