England's William Smith has declared himself happy with his progress at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, saying that it has been a "fantastic experience".
The 18-year-old finished fifth in the T54 1500m final last night at Hampden Park, completing the race less than a second-and-a-half behind Canada's Alex Dupont who took bronze.
"It was a bit wet out there but coming into the Championships my main target was to qualify through to the final and that is what I did," Smith is quoted as saying by the East Anglian Daily Times.
"It was tactical in the final so I was able to hold my own and stay in the pack for a lot of it but the top guys just have the sprint on me at the moment. I am just looking to progress at this stage but to be at Commonwealth finals is a fantastic experience."
England's David Weir won gold in the event.
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