“Cockroft’s continued dominance shows why she is one of the most accomplished athletes in para athletics.”
Hannah Cockroft of Great Britain won her second gold medal at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi. She dominated the women’s T34 100m final, finishing in 17.28 seconds, showcasing her speed and consistency. This victory adds to her impressive tally of 18 world titles, further highlighting her extraordinary career.
Cockroft has remained unbeaten in world and Paralympic finals since 2011, making her one of the most consistent performers in para athletics history. The event also featured a British podium sweep, with Kare Adenegan securing silver, while Lan Hanyu of China claimed bronze. The performance demonstrated the depth of talent in British para athletics.
Earlier in the championships, Cockroft had already claimed gold in the T34 400m, setting a new championship record of 55.62 seconds. Her combination of speed, endurance, and tactical racing continues to set her apart from her competitors. With each victory, Cockroft strengthens her legacy and inspires a new generation of athletes.