Doddington sprinter Jonnie Peacock was back to winning ways at the England Athletics Senior AAA and UK CAU Championships in Bedford.

Cambs Times: Glen Watts. Picture: PAUL SANWELL/OP PHOTOGRAPHICGlen Watts. Picture: PAUL SANWELL/OP PHOTOGRAPHIC (Image: Archant)

The Paralympic 100m champion bounced back from the previous week’s narrow loss to his great rival Richard Browne at the Sainsbury’s Anniversary Games with a dominant performance.

In the men’s ambulant seeded finals, Peacock crossed the line in 11.04secs, almost three tenths faster than Zac Shaw (11.32).

It was also a great weekend for Glen Watts, formerly of March, who won the 3000m steeplechase.

His time (9.15.02) was two and a half seconds better than his nearest challenger Alex Milne (9.07.70). Fellow Cambridgeshire runner Josh Lunn finished eighth (9.26.49).

Cambs Times: Glen Watts. Picture: PAUL SANWELL/OP PHOTOGRAPHICGlen Watts. Picture: PAUL SANWELL/OP PHOTOGRAPHIC (Image: Archant)