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IPC Athletics European Championships
25-28 June

STADSKANAAL 2012 - Media Centre

News - Athletics

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Athletics

Terezinha Guilhermina and Guilherme Soares de Santana talk about the special bond that has won them a hatful of medals.

Omara Durand of Cuba
Athletics

More world records are expected to fall on the fourth day of the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships, especially over 200m.

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Athletics

Find out what the athletes had to say on the second day of the IPC Athletics World Championships.

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Athletics

Germany's long jumper Markus Rehm and Cuban Omara Durand set new world marks at Doha 2015.

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Athletics

Star performers set to go for world titles on Saturday include Marlou van Rhijn, Marcel Hug, Walid Ktila and Barbara Niewiedzial.

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Athletics

The Australian was one of 19 gold medal winners on Saturday at the IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha, Qatar.

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Athletics

On the second day of the IPC Athletics World Championships, athletes will contest 17 medal events.

Tatyana McFadden attends the photocall for the IPC Athletics Marathon World Championships.
Athletics

The 10-time Paralympic medallist received the honour at the biggest night for women’s sport in the USA.

Great Britain's Aled Davies poses with his gold medal at the medal ceremony for the men's shot put F42 final at the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha, Qatar.
Athletics

The first morning of competition also saw the first world record fall in the women’s 100m T37.

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Athletics

The German T42 long jumper set one of six world records on the first day of the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships.

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Athletics

Dr Van de Vliet visited Aspetar and Aspire Zone ahead of the IPC Athletics World Championships.

Dancers perform during the Opening Ceremony for the IPC Athletics World Championships at Katara on 21 October 2015 in Doha, Qatar.
Athletics

The biggest ever IPC Athletics World Championships opened with a spectacular ceremony uniting and celebrating the incredible world of para-sport.

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Athletics

The first day of competition at the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships will see athletes compete in 24 medal events

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Athletics

Find out what the athletes had to say on the first day of the IPC Athletics World Championships.

#Doha2015 Show - Coming Soon!
Athletics

Masazumi Soejima at a press conference
Athletics

The Japanese veteran also serves as race director for the Tokyo Marathon’s wheelchair division.

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Athletics

Fans will get to watch Team Germany compete live at the IPC Athletics World Championships, which begin 21 October.

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Athletics

The biggest ever para-sport event to be held in the Middle East will attract around 1,300 athletes from over 90 countries.

Richard Browne facing Alan Oliveira in Doha
Athletics

As the IPC Athletics World Championships open in Doha, Qatar, our panel of journalists and coaches try predict the outcome of the one of the flagship events.

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Athletics

Defending world champion Marcel Hug leads the field.