Libby Clegg, born on March 24, 1990 in England, is a British Paralympic sprinter who competes in T11 sprints. She is widely acclaimed as one of the greatest Paralympic sprinters of her time. Clegg began her professional career in athletics at a young age and has since won numerous titles, including gold medals at the Paralympic Games and World Championships.
Clegg is known for her exceptional speed, technique, and competitive spirit. She has won numerous individual awards and holds multiple records, such as being the first Scotswoman to win a track and field gold medal at the Paralympic Games.
Off the track, Clegg is also recognized for her work in raising awareness about visual impairment and inspiring millions worldwide.
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Paralympic Success
World Championships
Great Britain Paralympic Team
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