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Sho Watanabe
Men's Wheelchair

ShoWatanabe

JapanJapan

    Birthday
    November 23, 1991

    Age
    34

    Gender
    Male

    Residence
    Fukuoka, Japan

    Quickly after taking up wheelchair racing in 2011—after a car accident left him with a spinal-cord injury—Sho Watanabe made a name for himself on the world stage.

    In 2017, he defeated Paralympic champion Marcel Hug in a sprint finish at the Tokyo Marathon, winning in 1:28:01. Watanabe’s surprise victory ended Hug’s pursuit of a sweep in all eight events of the inaugural Abbott World Marathon Majors wheelchair series. Watanabe then went on to lower his personal-best time to 1:26:22 in Seoul, and then he finished third in his TCS New York City Marathon debut later that year.

    Since then, he has gone on to finish second at the 2020 Tokyo Marathon and third at the 2023 Tokyo Marathon.

    Watanabe has competed at four World Para Athletics Championships dating back to 2013, having won a gold medal in the 4x400-meter relay at the 2017 edition of the event.

    Race History

    Year

    Event

    Place

    Time

    2023

    Tokyo Marathon

    3rd

    1:30:32

    2020

    Tokyo Marathon

    2nd

    1:30:00

    2017

    TCS New York City Marathon

    3rd

    1:39:51

    2017

    Tokyo Marathon

    1st

    1:28:01

    2013

    World Para Athletics Championships 10,000m

    2nd

    23:05.24