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Jonnie Peacock
Jonnie Peacock is an up-and-coming 19-year-old 100m athlete who has made a big impact on the sport but is out to make an even bigger one, starting at the London Paralympics.
Athlete Video - Jonnie Peacock (8)
2011 2012 Start of Paralympics
Key Moments
Jonnie Peacock in the studio7/9/2012- Peacock: 'I felt so prepared, for the first time I wasn't nervous'7/9/2012
Peacock's fabulous victory6/9/2012- Peacock O'clock as Jonnie collects his gold medal6/9/2012
Jonnie Peacock 'I should have run faster than that'6/9/2012
Jonnie Peacock rises to the occasion and grabs gold in the 100m T446/9/2012- Peacock receives gold medal6/9/2012
Jonnie Peacock ties the PR with an explosive race in the 100m heat ...5/9/2012
Related News
How Britain's athletes shone at the Paralympics12 Sep 2012 10:51 amGreat Britain's rise from 18th in the athletics medal table in 2008 to third at London 2012 was no overnight success- C4 to show victory parade live09 Sep 2012 21:54 pmLondon will come to a standstill on Monday to celebrate the achievements of David Weir, Sarah Storey, Mo Farah, Sir Chris Hoy and co
How much is Jonnie Peacock worth?07 Sep 2012 20:35 pmThat Paralympic Blogger James Ballardie assesses Great Britain sprint sensation Jonnie Peacock's marketability following his memorable victory on #Thriller Thursday
Factfile
Hometown: Cambridge
Born: 28 May 1993
Events: 100m
Class: T44
Disability: leg amputee after contracting meningitis (1998)
Medal won:
(Gold) Men's 100m - T44
Watch video of Jonnie Peacock's win
Event: Athletics
Career highlights
2012
US Trials: 1st (PB & WR 10.85)
Paralympic World Cup: 1st
2011
World Championships: 6th
London Grand Prix: 1st
2010
Paralympic World Cup: 5th
2009
UK School Games: gold