What Is Dwain Chambers Doing Now?

Chambers now makes a living by training children and adults via his Chambers for Sport company. He gives talks about the dangers of doping. Before his ban he won a 100m relay silver at the 1999 world championships and 100m silver at the 1998 European championships.

Was Dwain Chambers successful?

Born in Islington on April 5 1978, Dwain Chambers' honours include a 1999 world championship 100m bronze medal and 4x100m relay silver medal. He was regarded as the most promising sprinter of his generation after he became the European 100m champion in 2002, equalling Linford Christie's British record of 9.87 seconds.

What happened to Dwain Chambers?

In December 2018, 40-year-old Chambers returned at a low-key meet in London. He then entered the national indoor championships in February 2019. He progressed from his heat, but was disqualified after a false start in the semi-final. In February 2020, Chambers once again returned to the British Indoor Championships.