Scott Jones sets shot-put world record after being left out of Great Britain team at the London Paralympics Jones, who missed out on being part of Team GB at the London Paralympics because selectors were concerned the pressure would be too much at the age of 14, threw 13.38 metres on his fifth attempt in the F34 category which earned him gold, Britain's 11th of the championships. "First few throws I was a bit nervous, then after a few I thought, "I could win this,"" Jones said. I didn't know what to do. I've never won in a big competition before. Jason Smyth had earlier won the men's 100m final T13 from South Africa's Jonathan Ntutu with a championship record time of 10.61 sec, beating the benchmark he set in Assen in 2006. Earlier in the day, Britain's Holly Neill won bronze in the women's discus F41. Neill, 24, threw 21.54m to book third place but Tunisia's Raoua Tlili had already thrown 27.84m on her first attempt.