Athletics at the 2024 Summer Paralympics – Men's shot put

Athletics at the 2024 Summer Paralympics
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Shot put	men	women
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The Men's shot put athletics events for the 2024 Summer Paralympics took place at the Stade de France, Paris from August 30 to September 7, 2024. A total of 16 events were contested in this discipline, all of which consisted of straight finals.

R

Round 1

½

Semifinals

F

Final

Date[1]	Fri 30		Sat 31		Sun 1		Mon 2		Tue 3		Wed 4		Thu 5		Fri 6		Sat 7
Event	M	E	M	E	M	E	M	E	M	E	M	E	M	E	M	E	M	E
F11								F
F12			F
F20										F
F32										F
F33																		F
F34																	F
F35														F
F36									F
F37		F
F40					F
F41							F
F46											F
F53					F
F55		F
F57																F
F63																		F

The following is a summary of the medals awarded across all shot put events.

Classification	Gold		Silver		Bronze
F11 details	Amirhossein Darbeid  Iran	14.78 AR	Mahdi Olad  Iran	13.89	Alvaro del Amo Cano  Spain	13.38
F12 details	Elbek Sultonov  Uzbekistan	16.45	Volodymyr Ponomarenko  Ukraine	16.12	Roman Danyliuk  Ukraine	16.11
F20 details	Oleksandr Yarovyi  Ukraine	17.61	Muhammad Ziyad Zolkefli  Malaysia	17.18	Maksym Koval  Ukraine	16.99
F32 details	Athanasios Konstantinidis  Greece	11.93	Aleksei Churkin  Neutral Paralympic Athletes	11.39	Lazaros Stefanidis  Greece	9.84
F33 details	Cai Bingchen  China	12.77 WR	Deni Cerni  Croatia	12.18	Zakariae Derhem  Morocco	11.26
F34 details	Mauricio Valencia  Colombia	11.71	Azeddine Nouiri  Morocco	11.70	Ahmad Hindi  Jordan	11.66
F35 details	Khusniddin Norbekov  Uzbekistan	16.82	Hernan Emanuel Urra  Argentina	16.11	Seyed Aliasghar Javanmardi  Iran	15.84
F36 details	Vladimir Sviridov  Neutral Paralympic Athletes	17.18	Alan Kokoity  Neutral Paralympic Athletes	16.27	Dastan Mukashbekov  Kazakhstan	16.00
F37 details	Kudratillokhon Marufkhujaev  Uzbekistan	16.37	Ahmed Ben Moslah  Tunisia	15.40	Tolibboy Yuldashev  Uzbekistan	15.24
F40 details	Miguel Monteiro  Portugal	11.21	Battulga Tsegmid  Mongolia	11.09	Garrah Tnaiash  Iraq	11.03
F41 details	Bobirjon Omonov  Uzbekistan	14.32 PR	Niko Kappel  Germany	13.74	Jun Huang  China	11.66
F46 details	Greg Stewart  Canada	16.38	Sachin Sarjerao Khilari  India	16.32	Luka Bakovic  Croatia	16.27
F53 details	Giga Ochkhikidze  Georgia	9.66	Abdelillah Gani  Morocco	9.22	Hemami Alireza Mokhtari  Iran	8.69
F55 details	Ruzhdi Ruzhdi  Bulgaria	12.40	Nebojsa Duric  Serbia	11.98	Lech Stoltman  Poland	11.81
			Zafar Zaker  Iran	11.88
F57 details	Yasin Khosravi  Iran	15.96	Thiago Paulino dos Santos  Brazil	15.06	Hokato Hotozhe Sema  India	14.65
F63 details	Faisal Sorour  Kuwait	15.31	Aled Davies  Great Britain	15.10	Tom Habscheid  Luxembourg	14.97

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	David Casinos Sierra (ESP)	15.26	Sydney	20 October 2000
Paralympic Record	David Casinos Sierra (ESP)	15.26	Sydney	20 October 2000

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	11.30		Amir Soltane	Tunis	30 June 2019
America	14.16		Alessandro R Da Silva	São Paulo	2 April 2022
Asia	14.61		Amirhossein A Darbeid	Kobe	20 May 2024
Europe	15.26	WR	David Casinos Sierra	Sydney	20 October 2000
Oceania	8.98		Semeti Matanitobua	Kobe	20 May 2024

Results

The final in this classification took place on 2 September 2024, at 19:46:^[3][4] Eight athletes took part in a straight final.

Reigning Paralympic Games champion, Mahdi Olad of Iran returned to defend his title, but in the end had to settle for silver behind his countryman, Amirhossein Darbeid, as the Islamic Republic went one-two in the F11 classification and Darbeid took the Asian record with a throw of 14.78 metres. Every one of Darbeid's throws would have been good enough for gold, his five throws over 14 metres the only efforts over that measure in the competition.

Álvaro del Amo Cano of Spain narrowly held off the Neutral Paralympic Athlete, Igor Baskakov, for bronze.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Amirhossein Darbeid	Iran	13.94	14.71	14.46	14.46	14.78	14.72	14.78	AR
	Mahdi Olad	Iran	13.52	13.89	13.51	12.02	13.59	13.83	13.89
	Alvaro del Amo Cano	Spain	x	12.00	x	13.33	13.38	x	13.38
4	Igor Baskakov	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	12.36	13.12	12.72	13.19	13.29	13.03	13.29
5	Alessandro Rodrigo da Silva	Brazil	12.07	12.86	x	x	x	11.63	12.86
6	Miljenko Vučić	Croatia	x	12.09	12.33	11.93	12.27	11.46	12.33
7	Oney Tapia	Italy	x	11.64	x	x	x	12.12	12.12
8	Ongiou Timeon	Kiribati	x	6.46	6.29	6.17	x	5.84	6.46

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Kim Lopez Gonzalez (ESP)	17.04	Tokyo	28 August 2021
Paralympic Record	Kim Lopez Gonzalez (ESP)	17.04	Tokyo	28 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	12.98		Hermanus Blom	London	22 July 2017
America	16.35		Caio Vinicius	Tempe	25 May 2019
Asia	16.62		Haitao Sun	Athens	21 Sept 2004
Europe	17.04	WR PR	Kim López González	Tokyo	28 August 2021
Oceania	15.57		Russell Short	Assen	9 September 2006

Results

The final in this classification took place on 31 August 2024, at 19:46:^[5][6] Eight athletes took part in a straight final. Reigning champion and world record holder Kim Lopez Gonzales of Spain returned, but was not in his record breaking form and had to settle for fourth. Instead Elbek Sultonov, from Uzbekistan seized his opportunity, thowing a new Asian record of 16.45 metres to win gold and hold off the two Ukrainians, Volodymyr Ponomarenko and Roman Danyliuk, the pair winning silver and bronze respectively, separated a single centimetre.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Elbek Sultonov	Uzbekistan	15.19	x	15.88	16.45	16.02	x	16.45	AR
	Volodymyr Ponomarenko	Ukraine	x	x	12.70	16.12	16.01	x	16.12
	Roman Danyliuk	Ukraine	14.41	15.17	15.18	16.11	15.54	15.56	16.11
4	Kim Lopez-Gonzalez	Spain	14.93	x	15.6	15.51	x	15.15	15.60
5	Emils Dzilna	Latvia	14.76	15.00	15.18	15.60	15.37	15.13	15.60
6	Stefan Dimitrijevic	Serbia	13.64	13.48	14.15	14.60	13.51	13.04	14.60
7	Hermanus Blom	South Africa	x	x	11.6	x	13.16	x	13.16
8	Hector Cabrera Llacer	Spain	11.96	12.92	11.64	12.18	11.22	11.91	12.92

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Maksym Koval (UKR)	17.57	Paris	13 July 2023
Paralympic Record	Maksym Koval (UKR)	17.34	Tokyo	31 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	11.99		Mohamed Ali Fatnasi	London	7 September 2012
America	16.72		David Mosquera	London	15 July 2017
Asia	17.43		Muhammad Ziyad Zolkefli	Kobe	21 May 2024
Europe	17.57	WR	Maksym Koval	Paris	13 July 2023
Oceania	16.29		Todd Hodgetts	London	7 September 2012

Results

The final in this classification took place on 3 September 2024, at 19:46:^[7][8] Eight athletes took part in a straight final.

The 2020 champion, Maksym Koval was obliged to watch both his title and his world, European and Paralympic Games records usurped by country man Oleksandr Yarovyi. Muhammad Ziyad Zolkefli of Malaysia separates the Ukrainians.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Oleksandr Yarovyi	Ukraine	16.86	17.11	17.6	17.61	16.89	17.56	17.61	WR
	Muhammad Ziyad Zolkefli	Malaysia	16.75	16.66	17.18	16.79	17	16.86	17.18
	Maksym Koval	Ukraine	x	16.99	16.77	x	x	x	16.99
4	Luka Meissonnier Soane	France	15.23	15.64	16.42	16.06	15.94	15.5	16.42
5	Muhammet Atici	Turkey	x	15.56	16.04	15.33	15.48	16.09	16.09
6	Jordi Congo Villalba	Ecuador	14.57	15.61	16.01	15.63	x	15.14	16.01
7	Efstratios Nikolaidis	Greece	x	15.27	15.66	15.13	x	15.3	15.66
8	Istvan Szollosi	Hungary	13.91	13.91	14.05	x	x	13.79	14.05

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Liu Li (CHN)	13.01	Paris	13 July 2023
Paralympic Record	Liu Li (CHN)	12.97	Tokyo	31 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	12.11		Walid Ferhah	Sharjah	15 March 2022
America	8.19		Robson Daniel dos Santos	São Paulo	16 March 2024
Asia	13.01		Li Liu	Paris	13 August 2023
Europe	11.65		Aleksei Churkin	Cheboksary	15 August 2023
Oceania	vacant

Results

The final in this classification took place on 3 September 2024, at 19:46:^[9][10] Eight athletes took part in a straight final.

With the late reclassification of reigning champion and world record holder Liu Li to the F33 class, the F32 event was opened up for a new winner, with the honours going to the 54-years old Greek veteran Athanasios Konstantinidis. Neutral athlete Aleksei Churkin won silver, and a second older Greek athlete, Lazaros Stefanidis, won the bronze medal at the age of 67. The silver and bronze medalists enjoyed an age-gap of 41 years - Stefanidis won his first Paralympic Games medal in Paris, having made his debut in the 2000 Games - at which point Churkin had been aged 2.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Athanasios Konstantinidis	Greece	11.17	11.57	11.20	10.94	11.92	11.93	11.93
	Aleksei Churkin	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	11.39	x	11.35	11.33	x	10.91	11.39
	Lazaros Stefanidis	Greece	9.84	x	x	8.03	8.86	9.63	9.84
4	Lahouari Bahlaz	Algeria	x	8.58	x	x	x	9.70	9.70
5	Walid Ferhah	Algeria	9.20	x	x	x	8.72	x	9.20
6	Dimitrios Zisidis	Greece	8.64	8.62	x	8.88	x	x	8.88
7	Mohammed Al Mashaykhi	Oman	7.96	8.57	8.18	8.09	8.26	8.46	8.57
8	Ahmed Mehideb	Algeria	8.56	8.39	8.30	8.35	x	x	8.56

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Evgenii Malykh (RUS)	12.36	Doha	25 October 2015
Paralympic Record	Zakariae Derhem (MAR)	11.37	Tokyo	4 September 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	12.03		Zakariae Derhem	Marrakech	26 April 2024
America	8.74		Gertrudis Ortega Campos	Paris	17 July 2023
Asia	12.03		Cai Bingchen	Hangzhou	27 October 2023
Europe	12.36	WR	Evgenii Malykh	Doha	25 October 2021
Oceania	9.84		Jessee Wyatt	Sydney	13 March 2021

Results

The final in this classification took place on 7 September 2024, at 19:46:^[11][12] Seven athletes took part.

Liu Li, the F32 record holder had been reclassified shortly before the Games, but entered the F33 class with a best that would be a world record even in his new class. He failed to figure, however, as countryman Cai Bingchan threw a new world record for gold. The 2020 champion, Zakariae Derhem of Morocco, could only win bronze.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Cai Bingchen	China	10.38	12.08	12.16	12.22	12.77	11.1	12.77	WR
	Deni Cerni	Croatia	11.13	10.74	11.66	11.93	12.18	11.59	12.18
	Zakariae Derhem	Morocco	11.13	11.26	10.58	11.02	10.64	10.99	11.26
4	Kamel Kardjena	Algeria	10.81	10.84	10.68	10.88	10.89	11.16	11.16
5	Aleksandr Khrupin	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	10.87	8.59	10.06	10.6	10.96	11.03	11.03
6	Liu Li	China	9.94	10.72	10.87	10.57	10.7	10.56	10.87
7	Oussama Sassi	Tunisia	9.88	10.25	10.1	9.72	9.43	10.43	10.43

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Ahmad Hindi	12.25	Tokyo	4 September 2021
Paralympic Record	Ahmad Hindi	12.25	Tokyo	4 September 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	11.55		Azeddine Nouiri	Tokyo	4 September 2021
America	11.83		Eduardo dos Santos	São Paulo	19 April 2024
Asia	12.25	WR PR	Ahmad Hindi	Tokyo	4 September 2021
Europe	11.14		Tomasz Paulinski	Kraków	14 June 2024
Oceania	6.93		Tim Ryan	Brisbane	6 March 2015

Results

The final in this classification took place on 7 September 2024, at 19:46:^[13][14] In a final that contained the world and Paralympic Games record holder, and three separate continental records holders. Colombian Mauricio Valencia was the somewhat unexpected winner as his challengers failed to reach their best distances. Azeddine Nouiri extended his own African record in second place while defending champion, world and Asian record holder Ahmad Hindi held off Nikita Dubenchuk for bronze.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Mauricio Valencia	Colombia	11.50	x	11.08	10.96	10.59	11.71	11.71	SB
	Azeddine Nouiri	Morocco	11.04	x	10.87	11.70	11.16	11.49	11.70	AR
	Ahmad Hindi	Jordan	11.54	11.66	10.9	11.51	11.55	11.48	11.66
4	Nikita Dubenchuk	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	10.9	11.40	11.02	11.37	11.34	x	11.40	AR
5	Lin Wenbang	China	10.51	10.18	10.69	11	10.99	11.22	11.22
6	Eduardo dos Santos Pereira	Brazil	10.79	10.86	11.03	10.83	10.95	10.81	11.03
7	Diego Meneses	Colombia	10.63	x	10.33	9.37	x	10.35	10.63
8	Tomasz Paulinski	Poland	8.81	10.12	10.34	10.15	10.28	8.91	10.34
9	Salman Abbariki	Refugee Paralympic Team	8.7	8.67	8.11	8.65	8.92	8.79	8.92

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Khusniddin Norbekov (UZB)	17.32	Dubai	11 November 2019
Paralympic Record	Guo Wei (CHN)	16.22	Beijing	14 September 2008

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	11.40		Youssouf Bensedira	Tunis	18 March 2021
America	15.90		Hernan Emanuel Urra	Tokyo	2 September 2021
Asia	17.32	WR	Khusniddin Norbekov	Dubai	11 November 2019
Europe	14.70		Edgars Bergs	Tokyo	2 September 2021
Oceania	10.65		Daniel Jennings	Australia	17 April 2021

Results

The final in this classification took place on 5 September 2024, at 19:46:^[15][16] Uzbek thrower Khusniddin Norbekov was a clear winner, with four of his throws further than any others in the competition.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Khusniddin Norbekov	Uzbekistan	16.01	16.82	16.14	16.32	15.63	15.72	16.82	PR
	Hernan Emanuel Urra	Argentina	14.62	16.11	x	14.56	x	x	16.11	AR
	Seyed Aliasghar Javanmardi	Iran	15.84	15.6	x	x	15.73	x	15.84
4	Fu Xinhan	China	15.64	15.75	15.47	15.52	x	15.4	15.75
5	Taimuraz Khabalov	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	14.77	15.09	15.19	14.36	x	x	15.19	AR
6	Arvind	India	11.79	12.34	13.01	12.85	12.71	x	13.01
7	Zholaman Yelaman	Kazakhstan	11.52	x	10.66	11.39	11.56	11.13	11.56
8	Gheorghe Spinu	Moldova	8.88	8.64	8.41	9.62	8.56	8.99	9.62

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Yassine Guenichi (TUN)	16.86	Paris	13 JUL 2023
Paralympic Record	Vladimir Sviridov (RPC)	16.67	Tokyo	31 AUG 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	16.86	WR	Yassine Guenichi	Paris	13 July 2023
America	15.82		Jose Roman Ruiz Castro	Paris	13 July 2023
Asia	15.74		Dastan Mukashbekov	Hangzhou	26 October 2023
Europe	16.79		Vladimir Sviridov	Cheboksary	12 August 2023
Oceania	11.24		Nicholas Larionow	Townsville	27 Sept 2003

Results

The final in this classification took place on 4 September 2024, at 19:46:^[17][18] Neutral athlete,Vladimir Sviridov, made history, defending his title and becoming the first F36 athlete to breach the 17-metre barrier, his best of 17.18 exploding in the second round to put the event beyond the reach of all his rivals. Dastan Mukashbekov became the first Asian F36 athlete to breach the 16-metre line, winning a bronze medal for his efforts behind a second Neutral athlete, Alan Kokoity. Existing world record holder Yassine Guenichi of Tunisia could only finish fourth

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Vladimir Sviridov	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	16.24	17.18	x	16.01	16.43	16.29	17.18	WR
	Alan Kokoity	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	15.18	15.56	14.66	16.27	15.82	15.34	16.27
	Dastan Mukashbekov	Kazakhstan	15.68	16.00	14.84	15.30	x	x	16.00	AR
4	Yassine Guenichi	Tunisia	15.84	15.53	15.03	15.70	x	x	15.84
5	Jose Roman Ruiz Castro	Mexico	x	x	15.13	13.91	x	15.23	15.23
6	Rufat Rafiyev	Azerbaijan	13.18	13.38	x	x	12.92	13.01	13.38
7	Mohammed al Kaabi	United Arab Emirates							12.24

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	15.59		Ahmed Ben Moslah	Paris	8 September 2023
America	14.56		LC Lopez Valenzuela	Kobe	17 May 2024
Asia	17.52		Dong Xia	London
Europe	16.80		Mindaugas Bilius	Rio de Janeiro	14 Sept 2016
Oceania	13.31		Ben Tuimaseve	Tokyo	2021-08-27

Results

The final in this classification took place on 2 September 2024, at 19:46:^[19][20] Kudratillokhon Marufkhujaev won by almost a metre, again giving Uzbekistan a comfortable victory.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Kudratillokhon Marufkhujaev	Uzbekistan	14.06	15.31	15.65	15.17	16.37	x	16.37
	Ahmed ben Moslah	Tunisia	14.63	x	15	15.4	14.9	x	15.40
	Tolibboy Yuldashev	Uzbekistan	14.63	15.24	15.16	x	15.2	14.73	15.24
4	De Oliveira Souza	Brazil	14.52	14.03	14.38	14.27	13.64	x	14.52
5	LC Lopez Valenzuela	Mexico	x	13.57	14.31	x	13.49	13.27	14.31
6	Manu	India	x	12.71	13.28	13.86	13.07	x	13.86
7	Donatas Dundzys	Lithuania	12.91	13.63	13.38	13.59	13.42	13.3	13.63
8	Mykola Zhabnyak	Ukraine	12.93	12.7	13.14	13.35	13.01	12.91	13.35
9	Jakub Miroslaw	Poland	12.82	13.12	x				13.12
10	Dhari Buti	Kuwait	12.66	12.38	12.31				12.66

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Miguel Monteiro (POR)	11.60	Pombal	27 February 2022
Paralympic Record	Denis Gnezdilov (RPC)	11.16	Tokyo	29 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	9.99		Redouane Thabit	Tunis	28 June 2022
America	9.03		Ruben Sanchez	Xalapa	6 April 2024
Asia	11.28		Garrah Tnaiash	Paris	11 July 2023
Europe	11.60	WR	Miguel Monteiro	Pombal	27 February 2022
Oceania	5.11		Josh Chisholm	Canberra	26 January 2024

Results

The final in this classification took place on 1 September 2024, at 19:46:^[21][22]

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Miguel Monteiro	Portugal	x	11.02	11.21	11	11.17	r	11.21	PR
	Battulga Tsegmid	Mongolia	9.61	9.72	10.3	10.48	11.09	x	11.09
	Garrah Tnaiash	Iraq	10.44	10.7	x	10.62	11.03	10.86	11.03
4	Denis Gnezdilov	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	10.80	10.37	10.53	10.65	10.77	10.63	10.80
5	Ravi Rongali	India	10.44	10.49	10.63	x	9.83	10	10.63
6	Yannis Fischer	Germany	9.93	10.24	10.56	10.21	10.18	10.23	10.56
7	Matija Sloup	Croatia	10.07	x	10.25	10.23	x	10.19	10.25
8	Wei Wang	China	9.83	9.90	x	x	x	x	9.90
9	Muhammad Diroy Noordin	Singapore	8.68	x	8.66				8.68

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Niko Kappel (GER)	15.07	Hechingen	9 May 2024
Paralympic Record	Bobirjon Omonov (UZB)	14.06	Tokyo	30 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	10.74		Mohamed Amara	Rio de Janeiro	8 September 2016
America	13.88		Hagan Landry	Tokyo	30 August 2021
Asia	14.73		Bobirjon Omonov	Paris	12 July 2023
Europe	15.07	WR	Niko Kappel	Hechingen	9 May 2024
Oceania	vacant

Results

The final in this classification took place on 2 September 2024, at 19:46:^[23][24]

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Bobirjon Omonov	Uzbekistan	13.55	14.32	13.33	13.23	13.99	x	14.32	PR
	Niko Kappel	Germany	13.74	13.29	13.58	x	x	x	13.74
	Huang Jun	China	11.20	11.27	x	x	11.54	11.66	11.66
4	Xia Zhiwei	China	11.55	11.4	11.46	11.09	11.52	11.57	11.57
5	Jung Jisong	South Korea	10.72	x	10.08	10.07	9.55	10.46	10.72
6	Kah Michel Ye	Ivory Coast	10.42	10.3	9.88	10.34	10.39	10.46	10.46
7	Sun Pengxiang	China	10.37	10.11	9.94	10.14	x	x	10.37

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Joshua Cinnamo (USA)	16.80	Dubai	15 November 2019
Paralympic Record	Greg Stewart (CAN)	16.75	Tokyo	1 September 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	16.13		Kerwin Noemdo	Vila Real	26 November 2022
America	16.80	WR	Joshua Cinnamo	Dubai	15 November 2019
Asia	16.30		Sachin Sarjerao Khilari	Kobe	22 May 2024
Europe	16.29		Nikita Prokhorov	Tokyo	1 September 2021
Oceania	11.40		Eric Mellor	Busan	3 October 2002

Results

The final in this classification took place on 4 September 2024, at 19:46:^[25][26]

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Greg Stewart	Canada	15.63	16.01	16.34	x	16.38	16.02	16.38	SB
	Sachin Sarjerao Khilari	India	14.72	16.32	16.15	16.31	16.03	15.95	16.32	AR
	Luka Bakovic	Croatia	15.03	15.6	15.85	15.75	16.27	15.77	16.27	PB
4	Joshua Cinnamo	United States	15.29	15.66	x	x	15.33	x	15.66
5	Kerwin Noemdo	South Africa	15.63	15.53	x	15.58	x	15.41	15.63
6	Andrius Skuja	Lithuania	14.01	14.6	14.95	x	14.76	14.66	14.95	SB
7	Erik Fabian Kaurin	Croatia	14.76	14.5	x	14.94	14.72	x	14.94
8	Yasser Mohd	India	13.53	14.21	x	13.96	14.01	x	14.21
9	Rohit Kumar	India	x	13.44	14.1				14.10
10	Raivo Maksims	Latvia	11.63	11.15	11.63				11.63
—	Chivaro Belfort	Suriname							DNS

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Abdelillah Gani (MAR)	8.84	Marrakech	28 April 2024
Paralympic Record	Elvin Astanov (AZE)	8.77	Tokyo	29 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	8.84	WR	Abdelillah Gani	Marrakech	28 April 2024
America	8.83		Andre Rocha	Berlin	30 June 2018
Asia	8.73		Alireza Mokhtari Hemami	Jakarta	10 October 2018
			Rashid Masjedi	Hangzhou	25 October 2023
Europe	8.79		Giga Ochkhikidze	Kobe	19 May 2024
Oceania	vacant

Results

The final in this classification took place on 2 September 2024, at 19:46:^[27][28]

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Giga Ochkhikidze	Georgia	x	x	x	9.66	x	x	9.66	WR
	Abdelillah Gani	Morocco	8.98	9.1	9.06	x	9.22	9.17	9.22	AR
	Hemami Alireza Mokhtari	Iran	7.94	8.35	8.54	8.69	x	8.58	8.69
4	Bartosz Gorczak	Poland	8.3	8.25	8.41	x	x	x	8.41
5	Alaa Abdulsalam	Syria	x	8.05	8.18	7.89	8.11	x	8.18
6	Ales Kisy	Czech Republic	7.64	x	7.8	7.85	7.98	8.12	8.12
7	Marijan Presecan	Croatia	6.44	6.78	7.05	6.55	6.99	6.98	7.05

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Records

This event was also open to F54 athletes.

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

F54
World Record	Sergei Sokulskii (RPC)	12.06	Tokyo	27 August 2021
Paralympic Record	Sergei Sokulskii (RPC)	12.06	Tokyo	27 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	8.01		Ivan du Preez	Germiston	22 March 2003
America	10.56		Johnatan Salinas	Xalapa	28 April 2023
Asia	11.40		Hamed Amiri	Rio de Janeiro	16 Sept 2023
Europe	12.06	WR PR	Sergei Sokulskii	Tokyo	27 August 2021
Oceania	9.28		Bruce Wallrodt	Canberra	22 February 2003

F55
World Record	Ruzhdi Ruzhdi (BUL)	12.68	Paris	9 July 2023
Paralympic Record	Wallace Santos (BRA)	12.63	Tokyo	27 August 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	11.46		Mourad Bachir	Tunis	28 June 2019
America	12.63	PR	Wallace Santos	Tokyo	27 August 2021
Asia	12.43		Hamed Amiri	Dubai	15 February 2024
Europe	12.68	WR	Ruzhdi Ruzhdi	Paris	9 September 2023
Oceania	9.60		Terry Giddy	Canberra	22 February 2003

Results

The final in this classification took place on 2 September 2024, at 19:46:^[29] Following an appeal, a second silver medal was awarded to Nebojsa Duric, but remaining medalist retained their original medals.^[30]

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Ruzhdi Ruzhdi	Bulgaria	12.36	11.96	12.4	12.34	12.02	12.27	12.40	SB
	Nebojsa Duric	Serbia	11.69	11.98	11.47	11.93	11.77	11.95	11.98	SB
	Zafar Zaker	Iran	11.56	11.88	11.73	11.55	11.77	11.83	11.88
	Lech Stoltman	Poland	11.81	x	11.72	11.68	11.59	11.52	11.81
4	Wallace Santos	Brazil	11.1	11.1	11.41	11.68	11.43	11.41	11.68
5	Olokhan Musayev	Azerbaijan	11.13	11.22	x	11.44	11.41	11.35	11.44	SB
6	Hamed Amiri	Iran	10.6	x	10.83	10.96	11.08	11.36	11.36
7	Damian Ligeza	Poland	11.18	11.01	10.78	10.68	10.84	10.71	11.18
8	Sargis Stepanyan	Armenia	10.06	10.2	9.87	9.96	10.41	10.19	10.41
9	Ivan Revenko	Neutral Paralympic Athletes	8.58	8.45	9.18	7.95	9.17	9.16	9.18
10	Fadi Aldeeb	Palestine	8.59	8.63	8.81	8.47	8.63	8.3	8.81	SB

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

World Record	Yasin Khosravi (IRI)	16.01	Paris	16 July 2023
Paralympic Record	Guoshan Wu (CHN)	15.00	Tokyo	3 September 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	13.30		Talla Diop	Marrakech	28 April 2024
America	15.26		Thiago Paulino dos Santos	Lima	24 August 2019
Asia	16.01	WR	Yasin Khosravi	Paris	16 July 2023
Europe	14.92		Janusz Rokicki	Doha	27 October 2023
Oceania	vacant

Results

The final in this classification took place on 6 September 2024, at 19:46:^[31][32]

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Yasin Khosravi	Iran	15.26	15.87	15.94	15.96	15.57	15.94	15.96	PR
	Thiago Paulino	Brazil	13.87	14.63	15.06	14.89	14.87	14.76	15.06
	Hokato Hotozhe Sema	India	13.88	14	14.4	14.65	14.15	13.8	14.65
4	Teijo Koopikka	Finland	14.18	14.14	13.77	14.17	14.13	13.96	14.18
5	Soman Rana	India	13.32	14.07	13.83	13.79	13.8	13.86	14.07
6	Pablo Damián Gimenez Reinoso	Argentina	12.13	12.98	12.95	12.99	12.67	12.41	12.99
7	Vitolio Kavakava	France	12.68	12.6	12.99	11.95	11.6	x	12.99
8	Yorkinbek Odilov	Uzbekistan	12.3	12.09	12.95	12.41	11.73	11.74	12.95
9	Paulin Mayombo Mukendi	Democratic Republic of the Congo	8.93	9.58	9.28	9.85	9.92	9.32	9.92
10	Nfm Alraoad	Yemen	7.02	6.93	6.52	6.87	6.99	6.9	7.02
11	Ywenson Registre	Haiti	6.82	6.77	6.78	6.95	6.39	6.89	6.95
12	Omar Mahdi Abshir	Somalia	4.17	4.04	x	x	x	2.23	4.17

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This event was also open to the F42 classification

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Paralympic, and area records were as follows:^[2]

F42
World Record	Aled Davies (GBR)	17.42	London	22 July 2017
Paralympic Record	Aled Davies (GBR)	15.97	Rio de Janeiro	12 September 2016

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	12.58		William Tchuisseu Tchapo	Jesolo	8 May 2022
America	14.40		Edenilson Floriani	São Paulo	7 May 2023
Asia	15.73		Faisal Sorour	Sharjah	16 March 2022
Europe	17.42	WR	Aled Davies	London	22 Sept 2017
Oceania	vacant

F63
World Record	Tom Habscheid (LUX)	15.10	Dubai	10 November 2019
Paralympic Record	Tom Habscheid (LUX)	13.92	Tokyo	4 September 2021

Area	Time		Athlete	Location	Date
Africa	13.36		Tyrone Pillay	Dubai	10 November 2029
America	10.97		Carlos Felipa	Lima	7 October 2022
Asia	13.79		Baolong Pang	Dubai	10 November 2021
Europe	15.10	WR	Tom Habscheid	Dubai	10 November 2019
Oceania	11.17		Joe Flavell	Christchurch	25 January 2011

Results

The final in this classification took place on 6 September 2024, at 19:46:^[33][34]

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	1	2	3	4	5	6	Best	Notes
	Faisal Sorour	Kuwait	14.7	15.01	14.92	15.31	14.88	-	15.31
	Aled Davies	Great Britain	14.32	14.32	15.10	x	x	x	15.10
	Tom Habscheid	Luxembourg	14.09	14.97	14.87	14.5	14.45	14.77	14.97	PRF63
4	Edenilson Floriani	Brazil	14.1	x	13.84	14.38	14.57	14.12	14.57
5	Palitha Halgahawela	Sri Lanka	14.45	14.51	14.31	14.24	13.91	14.14	14.51	AR
6	Mukhammad Rikhsimov	Uzbekistan	x	x	13.31	x	13.69	x	13.69
7	Badr Touzi	France	12.15	13.33	13.11	13	12.7	13.17	13.33
8	Georg Schober	Austria	12.27	12.16	x	12.56	12.4	12.22	12.56
9	Tyler Smith	Grenada	8.07	x	7.54				8.07
—	Waleed Ashteebah	Libya							DNS