VISTA 2017 - News Top Stories Swimming Paralympic and world champions Daniel Dias, Mary Fisher, Ellie Cole, Carlos Serrano and Elodie Lorandi will all compete in the German capital. Rio 2016 Learn how the sport originally called Murderball made it into the Paralympics. Rio 2016 All the chair-knocking, fast-paced action can be watched at the Carioca Arena 1 during the Paralympic Games. Blind Football Mexico’s Jorge Lanzagorta is hoping his team will rub shoulders with favourites Brazil and Argentina at September’s Paralympic Games. Judo The IBSA Judo Committee has begun the host-country selection process for competitions set to take place between 2017 and 2020. Rio 2016 Getting into the world top three is not easy, but that is exactly what the best powerlifters from the region have done in 2016. Athletics The 100m T42 world champion, who obliterated her own world record last year, will compete at Grosseto 2016 despite an injury marred season. Wheelchair Curling Even if the skip helped South Korea take World bronze, his spot on next season’s national team is not secured. Swimming Two Para sport World Championships will be held in the same city at the same time, featuring more than 900 athletes. Sailing The 18-year-old wheelchair racer broke four world records. Athletics The British 100m T44 sprinters is aiming to defend both his European and Paralympic titles this summer, starting with Grosseto 2016. Football 7-a-side The Championships will be held 3-22 September next year. Rio 2016 The seven-time Paralympic swimming champion said that he is considering hanging up his googles after the Paralympic Games. Wheelchair Rugby A player can be allocated to one of seven sport classes, depending on his or her impairment. Rio 2016 Nine athletes return from the team that took silver four years ago in London. Rio 2016 Paralympic athletes modelled the attire they will wear during the Rio 2016 Games, including the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. Wheelchair Tennis Brazil’s three-time Roland Garros champion and IPC Vice President Andrew Parsons took part in a wheelchair tennis festival in Paris, France. Triathlon The Great British PT4 racer carried her winning momentum from Lisbon, Portugal, into her home course. Wheelchair Tennis Fernandez wins first Grand Slam after three tries; Buis captures first since falling to legendary Esther Vergeer in 2011. A press conference and master classes were held to mark the countdown to the Games. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 546 Page 547 Page 548 Page 549 Current page 550 Page 551 Page 552 Page 553 Page 554 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Swimming Paralympic and world champions Daniel Dias, Mary Fisher, Ellie Cole, Carlos Serrano and Elodie Lorandi will all compete in the German capital.
Rio 2016 All the chair-knocking, fast-paced action can be watched at the Carioca Arena 1 during the Paralympic Games.
Blind Football Mexico’s Jorge Lanzagorta is hoping his team will rub shoulders with favourites Brazil and Argentina at September’s Paralympic Games.
Judo The IBSA Judo Committee has begun the host-country selection process for competitions set to take place between 2017 and 2020.
Rio 2016 Getting into the world top three is not easy, but that is exactly what the best powerlifters from the region have done in 2016.
Athletics The 100m T42 world champion, who obliterated her own world record last year, will compete at Grosseto 2016 despite an injury marred season.
Wheelchair Curling Even if the skip helped South Korea take World bronze, his spot on next season’s national team is not secured.
Swimming Two Para sport World Championships will be held in the same city at the same time, featuring more than 900 athletes.
Athletics The British 100m T44 sprinters is aiming to defend both his European and Paralympic titles this summer, starting with Grosseto 2016.
Rio 2016 The seven-time Paralympic swimming champion said that he is considering hanging up his googles after the Paralympic Games.
Wheelchair Rugby A player can be allocated to one of seven sport classes, depending on his or her impairment.
Rio 2016 Paralympic athletes modelled the attire they will wear during the Rio 2016 Games, including the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.
Wheelchair Tennis Brazil’s three-time Roland Garros champion and IPC Vice President Andrew Parsons took part in a wheelchair tennis festival in Paris, France.
Triathlon The Great British PT4 racer carried her winning momentum from Lisbon, Portugal, into her home course.
Wheelchair Tennis Fernandez wins first Grand Slam after three tries; Buis captures first since falling to legendary Esther Vergeer in 2011.