Kare Adenegan

Karé Adenegan

Athlete Information

  • Region

    Coventry

  • Date of Birth

    29/12/2000

  • Classification

    T34 100m & 800m

Athlete main content

Bio

Karé Adenegan showed her star potential at the age of 14 when she claimed double bronze at the IPC Athletics World Championships in 2015.

A year later Adenegan was part of the ParalympicsGB team at Rio 2016 where she won bronze in the T34 400m and 800m and silver in the T34 100m.

At the London 2017 World Championships she won 100m silver and bronze in the 400m and 800m.

With Adenegan firmly established as a force to be reckoned with on the international scene she claimed her first major international gold medal in 2018 when she won T34 100m at the European Championships in Berlin – pipping fellow Brit Hannah Cockroft to top-spot on the podium.

In 2018 she was named as the BBC Young Sports Personality of the year.

At the 2019 World Para Athletics Championships, Adenegan claimed two silver medals behind Hannah Cockroft in the T34 100m and 800m events.

Two further silvers followed at her second Paralympic Games in Tokyo in both the T34 100m and 800m.

As a warm-up for Paris 2024, Adenegan followed her form with two more silvers in both of her events at the 2023 World Para-Athletics Championships in the French capital.

Karé on the track in Tokyo

Major Results

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games

  • T34 100m: Silver
  • T34 800m: Silver

Rio 2016 Paralympic Games

  • T34 100m: Silver
  • T34 400m: Bronze
  • T34 800m: Bronze

2023 World Para Athletics Championships, Paris, France

  • T34 100m: Silver
  • T34 800m: Silver

2019 World Para Athletics Championships, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  • T34 100m: Silver
  • T34 800m: Silver

2017 IPC Athletics World Championships, London, UK

  • T34 100m: Silver
  • T34 400m: Bronze
  • T34 800m: Bronze

2015 IPC Athletics World Championships, Doha, Qatar

  • T34 400m: Bronze
  • T34 800m: Bronze

2018 IPC Athletics European Championships, Berlin, Germany

  • T34 100m: Gold
  • T34 800m: Silver

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