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India scripted a historic 1-2 finish in the men’s 100m T47 final at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Sprinter Dilip Mahadu Gavit produced a sensational performance, storming through the final 30 meters to secure the gold medal with a Games record and season-best time of 10.71 seconds. He was closely followed by compatriot Mohammed Basil, who clocked a season-best 10.83 seconds to take the silver medal, while England’s Kevin Santos took bronze with 10.85 seconds.
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Witness the intense energy of the men’s 100m T47 final at the Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2026. Athletes with upper limb impairments compete in this high-stakes track event, testing speed and endurance to achieve a new games record.
In para-athletics, the T47 classification is a sport class designated for athletes with unilateral upper limb impairment.
Key details about this classification include:
- Scope: It primarily applies to competitors with a below-elbow or wrist amputation or other impairment that affects the shoulder and/or elbow joint of one arm.
- Designation: The “T” indicates that this classification is used for track events (such as the 100m sprint seen in the video), while “F47” would be used for corresponding field events.
- Purpose: This system ensures fair competition by grouping athletes with comparable activity limitations.
India script para-athletics history as Dilip Mahadu Gavit stormed to gold and Mohammed Basil Morssinganakth claimed silver in the Men’s 100m T47 final, securing a sensational 1-2 double podium finish at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. [1, 2]
Final Race Highlights & Results
Gavit delivered a phenomenal performance, unleashing an explosive final 30-metre burst to smash the previous Commonwealth Games record and claim the top spot. He became the first-ever Indian male para-athlete to win an athletics gold medal in Commonwealth Games history. [1, 2, 3]
Fellow Indian sprinter Mohammed Basil registered a season-best performance, pushing hard to edge past England’s Kevin Santos in a photo-finish thriller to seal the silver medal. [2, 4]
| Position | Athlete | Country | Time (Seconds) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🥇 Gold | Dilip Mahadu Gavit | 🇮🇳 India | 10.71 | Games Record (GR) / Season Best |
| 🥈 Silver | Mohammed Basil M. | 🇮🇳 India | 10.83 | Season Best (SB) |
| 🥉 Bronze | Kevin Santos | 🏴 England | 10.85 | Close Podium Finish |
Key Moments from the Track
- The Record Sprint: Gavit’s blazing time of 10.71 seconds shattered the previous Games record of 10.94 seconds set at Birmingham 2022. [5]
- Tactical Domination: Basil enjoyed a fantastic start out of the blocks, while Gavit executed a masterful comeback in the second half of the straight to sweep the track. [6, 7]
- National Milestones: This 1-2 finish served as India’s third gold medal of the Glasgow Games. It pushed India’s overall medal tally to 15 at the close of Day 7, lifting the country to the 8th position in the tournament standings. [2, 8]
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