Wheelchair racer Jerrold Mangliwan recorded a new personal best in the final of the men's 1500m-T52 event in the Tokyo Paralympics, Sunday at the Olympic Stadium.

He clocked 3:58.24, more than 10 seconds better than his previous personal best of 4:09.95.

However, Mangliwan was unable to reach the podium, with Japan's Sato Tomoki setting a new Paralympic record of 3:29.13 to win the gold. American Raymond Martin claimed the silver with a time of 3:29.72, while Japan's Ueyonabaru Hirozaku completed the podium after crossing the line at 3:44.17.

Below are the full results:

Though he didn't make the podium, it was still a bounce back performance from the 41-year-old Mangliwan who was disqualified in the final of his first event, the men's 400m-T52 finals last Friday night.

Mangliwan was poised to set a new national record of one minute and 0.80 second, but he crossed the lane of one of his rivals resulting in his disqualification.

• FULL STORY: Mangliwan disqualified in men's 400m T52 finals

There were no such incidents this time around for Mangliwan.

He is still set to run the men's 100m-T52 on September 3.