In the recent championship, multiple world titles were secured, marking a significant achievement after nearly three decades. The B1 men’s final proved to be a key feature of the event, where Finnish Jani Kallunki claimed the world champion title. Kallunki defeated the IBTA ranking leader from Britain, Naqi Rizvi, with a score of 4:1 and 5:3.
The bronze medal for the B1 men’s title was awarded to Japan’s Harufumi Shiozawa. Australia demonstrated strong performance across the tournament, securing four out of the eight available titles. Australian representatives included Oliver Fanshawe, who won the B2 men’s category, and Michael Leigh, who won the B3 men’s category.
Caroline Lane secured the B3 women’s category title, while Grace Hobbs won the B4 women’s category. Several other athletes also claimed world champion status. Italian Rosa Daniela Pierri won the B1 women’s category world champion title, and later also won the B1 men’s world champion title.
In the B2 category, Liz Conzemius of Luxembourg claimed the title, and Ivan Rodríguez Debas from the United Kingdom won the B4 category. Furthermore, the B2 category was won by the Luxembourg representative, and the B4 category was won by Finland’s Jani Kallunki.
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