Sophie Hahn at Tokyo

Sophie Hahn

Athlete Information

  • Region

    Nottingham

  • Date of Birth

    23/01/1997

  • Classification

    T38 100m

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Bio

Hahn claimed her first major medals in 2013 at the World Championships in Lyon where she won T38 100m gold and 200m silver. At the European Championships in Swansea a year later Hahn claimed a trio of silver medals in the T38 100m, 200m and the T35-38 4x100m relay.

Her sprinting success continued in 2015 with two gold medals and a silver medal at the World Championships in Doha - a feat she repeated at the Grosseto 2016 European Championships eight months later.

At her first Paralympic Games at Rio 2016, Hahn won gold in the T38 100m and T35-38 4x100m silver. A year later in front of a home crowd at the London 2017 World Championships Hahn struck double sprint gold - with two world records to boot.

2018 saw Hahn add to her gold medal tally with a T38 100m win at the Commonwealth Games in Australia, while closer to home at the Berlin European Championships she claimed two more individual sprint titles as well as relay gold.

Hahn repeated her London 2017 success at the Dubai 2019 World Championships, retaining her T38 100m and 200m titles in record-breaking time.

At the 2021 European Championships, Hahn won gold in the women’s 100m T38 and claimed sliver in the 4x100m Relay.

Tokyo 2020 brought further success as Hahn safely retained her Paralympic sprint title after equalling her word record mark of 12.38 in the heats.

Since then, in the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, Hahn won a silver medal in the 100m and a year later won bronze in the 100m and 200m in the 2023 World Para Athletics Championships in Paris

At Paris 2024 she was unable to defend her title with Columbia’s Karen Tatiana Palomeque Moreno setting a new world record for gold with Hahn clocking a time 12.88 to finish sixth.

Major Results

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, Tokyo, Japan T38 100m: gold

**2016 Paralympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil **T38 100m: Gold T35-38 4x100m: Silver

**2019 World Para Athletics World Championships, Dubai, UAE **T38 100m: Gold T38 200m: Gold

2018 World Para Athletics European Championships T38 100m: Gold T38 200m: Gold 4x100m relay: Gold

2017 IPC Athletics World Championships, London, United Kingdom T38 100m: Gold T38 200m: Gold

2016 IPC Athletics European Championships, Grosseto, Italy T38 100m: Gold T38 200m: Silver T35-38 4x100m: Gold

2015 IPC Athletics World Championships, Doha, Qatar T38 4x100m: Gold T38 200m: Silver

2014 IPC Athletics European Championships, Swansea, Wales T38 100m: Silver T38 400m: Silver T38 4x100m: Silver

2013 IPC Athletics World Championships, Lyon, France T38 100m: Gold T38 200m: Silver

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