Paralympic champions compete at Anniversary Games

London's David Weir claimed victory in the T54 one mile race at the International Para Challenge today. The event at the Olympic Stadium celebrates one year since London 2012.

The wheelchair athlete from Sutton won four gold medals at last year's Games. This time he did it with a winning time of three minutes and 16.4 seconds.

A host of British Paralympic stars took home wins again today as they competed in the International Para Challenge at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford. The event is part of the Anniversary Games celebrating one year since London 2012.

Among the victories for Team GB was Hannah Cockcroft's win in the women's T33/34 100m wheelchair sprint. She crossed the line in just 17.8 seconds, only slightly outside her own world record.

Other winners included Dan Greaves in the F42/44 discuss, and Richard Whitehead in the men's T42 200m sprint.

London's own Paralympic star David Weir is set to race shortly in the T54 Mile, the final event of the day.

London wheelchair athlete David Weir will take to the track again this evening at the IPC Paralympic Challenge, held at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford.

Weir will race the T54 Mile as part of events celebrating one year since the start of London 2012.

Weir clinched four golds at last year's Games; in the T54 marathon, 800m, 1500m and 5000m.

His race today is the final event before the Olympic stadium closes for redevelopment ahead of West Ham's move to the arena.

Today is day two of the Anniversary Games which mark one year since the beginning of the London 2012 Olympics.

Top Paralympians will be competing in events at the Olympic stadium, including Team GB T44 100m champion Jonnie Peacock, who clinched gold at last year's Games.

Also competing is British wheelchair racer Hannah Cockcroft, the world's leading T34 sprinter.