Gold for Britain's Jonnie Peacock in a record-breaking victory in the men's 100 metre T44

he moment Peacock knew he had won gold Credit: Press Association

Great Britain's Jonnie Peacock has won gold in the men's 100 metre T44 final. The 19-year-old ran the race in record time, winning the race in 10.9 seconds.

  • GOLD: Great Britain's Jonnie Peacock

  • SILVER: USA's Richard Browne, 11.03

  • BRONZE: South Africa's Arnu Fourie, 11.08

South Africa's Oscar Pistorius came fourth, finishing in 11.17 seconds. Pistorius was the first to congratulate the delighted Jonnie Peacock, who said the whole experience was "surreal."

His record breaking victory set the Olympic stadium alight, the crowd celebrated by chanting his name as he performed a victory lap.

He was immediately congratulated by Olympic hero Mo Farah and London Mayor Boris Johnson.

Peaocock said afterwards he said he could have ran even faster, but joked that his record breaking time was "not bad."

ITV Anglia first met Jonnie back in 1999, shortly after he had to have part of his leg amputated because of meningitis. Click here to see the determined six-year-old on his first day back at school.