By Sam Tonks
Thousands of kids flocked into London Stadium this morning as more British hopefuls took to the stage to leave their mark on the IPC Para-Athletic World Championships.
Luke Sinnot stepped up to the T42 Long Jump final with the crowd roaring him on. At his first world championships, Sinnot recorded a personal best of 6.15m, just 11cm off of a bronze medal.
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Denmarks Daniel Wagner picked up the gold after his silver in last nights T42 100m.
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In their heats, both Richard Chiassaro, Nathan McGuire and Samantha Kingthorn progressed to their respective finals.Â
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Chiassaro and McGuire move into tonight's T54 200m final whilst Kingthorn waits for hers later this week.
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Elsewhere, Ukraines Dmytro Prudnikov pulled off an extraordinary result in the T20 Long Jump.
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In attempts three and four, he set world record distances, the furthest 4.50m to claim a fifth gold for his country in London.
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Tonight sees more medal and record breaking opportunities for the home talents as the evening of day five is set to be manic once again.
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Sabrina Fortune, Richard Chiassaro and Nathan McGuire represent Britain in upcoming finals.
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