Daniel Bethell Looks to Family Support to Upgrade Silver to Gold in Paris

Young Brit Daniel Bethell has a golden opportunity to upgrade the silver medal he won in the KL1 200m at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.

The 22-year-old has been in sublime form all season and is eager to continue that into the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris.

Bethell, who has cerebral palsy, is one of Britain's brightest young stars in para-athletics, and he will be looking to make a statement on the world stage.

The talented athlete will rely on the unconditional support of his family, who have always been there for him every step of the way in his sporting journey.

His family's unwavering belief in him has been a key factor in his success, and he knows that he can always count on them for support and guidance.

Bethell is confident that he can challenge for the gold medal in Paris.

• He has been training hard all season and is in the best shape of his life.
• He is also buoyed by the fact that he has already beaten some of the world's best para-athletes this year.
• With his family behind him, Bethell is confident that he can achieve his goal of winning gold in Paris.

The World Para Athletics Championships will be held in Paris from July 8-16. Bethell will be competing in the KL1 200m on July 15.