Kiwi teenager William Stedman has won a bronze medal on the track on the final day of competition at the Rio Paralympics.
A day after claiming bronze in the men's 400m T36, the 17-year-old repeated that effort following a superb final lap in the 800m.
Stedman was last at the bell but stormed home to finish with a personal best time of 2:11.98. Australia's James Turner blizted the field with a new world record of 2:02.29 to win gold, seven seconds ahead of Britain's Paul Blake.
It was New Zealand's second medal of the day after cyclists Emma Foy and Laura Thompson also won bronze in the road cycling women's race (Race B).
The junior tandem pairing of Amanda Cameron and Hannah van Kampen finished in 11th place in the same event.