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Samantha May Kinghorn MBE (born 6 January 1996) is a Scottish World Champion wheelchair racer and TV presenter.
Samantha Kinghorn, née le 6 janvier 1996 à Melrose [1], est une athlète handisport britannique concourant en T53 pour les athlètes en fauteuil roulant. Elle détient trois titres européens (100 m, 400 m et 800 m en 2014) et deux titres mondiaux (100 m et 200 m en 2017).
19 nov. 2023 · Sammi Kinghorn was involved in a tragic accident at the age of 14 on her family farm before she became a multi-medallist Paralympic wheelchair racer and TV presenter.
28 mars 2020 · Sammi Kinghorn was paralysed from the waist down by a forklift when she was 14, but became the fastest-ever female British wheelchair racer. She shares her emotional journey from the hospital to the Commonwealth Games and the Paralympics in this Sky Sports exclusive interview.
12 janv. 2023 · An emotional, inspiring close to day two of the Oxford Farming Conference, heard Scottish Paralympian, Samantha Kinghorn, share with delegates her journey of coming back from a devastating farm accident.
21 juil. 2023 · The life of Samantha Kinghorn MBE changed in an instant when she was crushed by a forklift at the age of 14, leaving her paralysed from the waist down. With her incredible spirit and determination, she has climbed the sporting ladder and is now Britain’s fastest-ever female wheelchair racer.
8 nov. 2019 · GB wheelchair sprinter and Sky Scholar Samantha Kinghorn defied injury and competition to claim a medal in Dubai. She finished third in the T53 100m, two years after her London double in 2017.
