Sean so thrilled to be picked for Birmingham after Kilmarnock win
Sean Frame and Luke Deighan receive their medals after the Wheelchair race at Roon the Toon (photo by Bobby Gavin)
Five picked for Team Scotland for Para events at Birmingham 2022
Wheelchair race Sean Frame is relishing the prospect of a first appearance at the Commonwealth Games.
The Lockerbie athlete, 25, won the Scottish 10k Champs at Roon the Toon on Sunday with a powerful push to finish ahead of Luke Deighan.
Now Sean will work on his final preparations for the Men’s T54 marathon in Birmingham.
‘It’s been a great week with the confirmation of the Team Scotland selection and the announcement last Friday,’ he said.
‘How do I feel about it? It’s brilliant for me to have made that team.
‘I’m in the marathon and that is my favoured event so I am really looking forward now to the final few weeks of training and then competing in Birmingham.’
Sean clocked 25:22 on Sunday – a strong push in the windy conditions in Ayrshire.
‘I was happy enough with the performance. The conditions were not great on the day for wheelchair racing – a bit windy and a wee bit wet, as well.
‘As it turned out I was only about 30 seconds or so away from the Course Record I set here for Roon the Toon last year.
‘I think given those conditions that’s a pretty good effort because it was a lot windier than other years.’
Ayr Seaforth’s Nicola Russell won the Women’s Wheelchair Race (photo by Bobby Gavin)
Tags: Birmingham 2022, Para athletics, Sean Frame, Team Scotland
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