David Stone (cyclist)

David Stone (cyclist)
David Stone
Personal information
Full name David Stone
Nationality English and British
Born 30 April 1981 (1981-04-30) (age 30)
Birmingham
Residence Leeds
Sport
Sport Cycling
Event(s) Road Race and Time Trial
Medal record
Cycling
Paralympic Games
Gold 2008 Beijing Paralympics Road Race CP1/3
Gold 2008 Beijing Paralympics Time Trial CP1/3
World Paracycling Championships
Gold 2011 World Paracycling Championships Road Race
Gold 2011 World Paracycling Championships Time Trial
Gold 2010 World Paracycling Championships Road Race
Gold 2010 World Paracycling Championships Time Trial
Silver 2009 World Paracycling Championships Time Trial
Gold 2007 World Paracycling Championships Road Race
Gold 2007 World Paracycling Championships Time Trial
Gold 2006 World Paracycling Championships Road Race
Gold 2006 World Paracycling Championships Time Trial
Gold 2005 World Paracycling Championships Team Sprint
Bronze 2005 World Paracycling Championships Road Race
Bronze 2005 World Paracycling Championships Time Trial

David Stone, MBE, (born 30 April 1981) is an English and British para-cyclist. He specialises in the Road Race and Time Trial events and has won Gold Medals in both events at Paralympic and World Championship level. In 2009 he was awarded an MBE.[1]

Contents

Early life

David was born in Birmingham in 1989. He started cycling aged 8, and competed in his first race aged 15, when he was spotted by the manager of the Great Britain team.

Disability

David suffers from Cerebral Palsy.[2] He has described cycling as an outlet of frustration, and a source of freedom and enjoyment.[3]

Competition record

Competition Event Result Medal
2000 Sydney Paralympics[4] Road Race 7th Place
Time Trial 7th Place
2005 World Paracycling Championships[5] Team Sprint 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
Road Race 3rd Place Bronze medal blank.svg
Time Trial 3rd Place Bronze medal blank.svg
2006 World Paracycling Championships[6] Road Race 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
Time Trial 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
2007 World Paracycling Championships[7] Road Race 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
Time Trial 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
2008 Beijing Paralympics[8] Road Race CP1/3 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
Time Trial CP1/3 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
2009 World Paracycling Championships[9] Time Trial 2nd Place Silver medal blank.svg
2010 World Paracycling Championships[10] Road Race 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
Time Trial 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
2011 World Paracycling Championships[11] Road Race 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg
Time Trial 1st Place Gold medal blank.svg

References

  1. ^ [1] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
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  3. ^ [3] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
  4. ^ [4] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
  5. ^ [5] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
  6. ^ [6] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
  7. ^ [7] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
  8. ^ [8] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
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  10. ^ [10] Retrieved on 2011-06-13
  11. ^ [11] Retrieved on 2011-06-13

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