WAGNER Daniel

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Paralympic Games
2	100m - T42	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	12.32
3	Long Jump - T42	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	6.57
3	Men's Long Jump T42/44	2012	London, GBR	6.11
5	200m - T42	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	25.20
7	200m - T42	2012	London, GBR	26.46
9	100m - T42	2012	London, GBR	13.21
World Championships
1	100m - T63	2019	Dubai, UAE	12.32
1	Long Jump - T42	2017	London, GBR	6.50
2	Long Jump - T63	2019	Dubai, UAE	6.84
2	100m - T42	2017	London, GBR	12.30
2	Long Jump - T42	2015	Doha, QAT	6.02
3	100m - T42	2015	Doha, QAT	12.47
3	200m - T42	2015	Doha, QAT	25.37
4	Long Jump - T42	2013	Lyon, FRA	5.91
5	100m - T42	2011	Christchurch, NZL	13.76
6	100m - T42	2013	Lyon, FRA	13.46
6	200m - T42	2013	Lyon, FRA	26.87
6	200m - T42	2011	Christchurch, NZL	28.70
European Championships
1	100m - T63	2021	Bydgoszcz, POL	12.37
1	Long Jump - T63	2021	Bydgoszcz, POL	7.15
1	100m - T63	2018	Berlin, GER	13.10
1	Long Jump - T63	2018	Berlin, GER	6.72

Cooking, drinking coffee. (aarhuspanorama.dk, 25 Nov 2020)

Athlete

Kaospilot, Aarhus, DEN

Danish, English

Vejle IF [Denmark]

Anders Dehlholm [national]; Lars Nielsen

He has competed in Para snowboard internationally, including at the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang. He won bronze in the men's SB-LL1 banked slalom at the 2015 World Championships in La Molina, Spain. (SportsDeskOnline, 11 Jul 2018; paralympic.org, 05 Feb 2018)

2011 for Denmark, World Championships in Christchurch, New Zealand (Athlete, 23 Oct 2015)

He sustained an Achilles tendon injury in early 2019. He returned to competition in August that year, but was still struggling with the injury in early 2021. (dr.dk, 07 Nov 2019; parasport.dk, 10 Nov 2019; Instagram profile, 26 Jan 2021)

He took up the sport in 2010 in Vejle, Denmark. (Athlete, 23 Oct 2015, 12 Jan 2011)

"I had to learn to run for my gymnastics and was introduced to athletics that way. I found out that I had talent for it. After my injury, it was my goal to return to sport quickly. When I succeeded, I was able to focus on things other than my impairment. Going to training after school is one of the best decisions I've ever made. After school, it was full speed training from the start. To begin with, people thought I looked funny and asked about the leg, but it was forgotten after a few weeks." (Athlete, 23 Oct 2015; pressalit.com, 09 Jun 2020)

To win a gold medal at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. (dr.dk, 19 Jul 2017; aarhuspanorama.dk, 25 Nov 2020)

Winning gold medals at the world championships in 2017 [men's T42 long jump] and 2019 [men's T63 100m]. (pressalit.com, 09 Jun 2020; aarhuspanorama.dk, 25 Nov 2020)

"Use your disability." (Athlete, 23 Oct 2015)

In April 2018 he was named Sportsperson of the Year in Vejle, Denmark. (vejle.dk, 12 Apr 2018)

He was the flag bearer for Denmark at the opening ceremony of the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang. (pyeongchang2018.com, 09 Mar 2018)

He was named Parasport Denmark's Athlete of the Year for 2017. (paralympic.org, 05 Feb 2018)

He was presented with the Culture Minister's Disability Sport Award at the Sport 2014 Gala in Herning, Denmark. (dhif.dk, 12 Jan 2015)