Miki Matheson is a Japanese wheelchair racer, born on May 5, 1975, in Tokyo, Japan. She is widely regarded as one of the greatest wheelchair racers of all time. Matheson began her professional career with local competitions before moving to international events where she won multiple titles, including three Paralympic gold medals.
Matheson is known for her incredible speed, strength, and versatility. She has won numerous individual awards, and holds multiple records, such as the most gold medals in Paralympic Wheelchair Racing history.
Off the field, Matheson is also recognized for her advocacy and influence, making significant contributions to the rights of disabled individuals and inspiring millions worldwide.
Local Competitions
International Competitions
Paralympics
Japan National Team
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Most Gold Medals in Paralympic Wheelchair Racing:
Most Decorated Japanese Paralympian:
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