VISTA 2017 - News Top Stories Rio 2016 The General Assembly of the Spanish Paralympic Committee approves to increase the amount of money athletes receive for winning a medal at Rio 2016. Israel A number of Israeli Paralympic athletes were recognised for their achievements in 2015. New Zealand The awards recognising sporting achievements in New Zealand and the winners will be announced in February. Cycling A 14-rider team will attend March’s UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Italy. Swimming The athletes to look out for at September’s Paralympic Games include six judoka and 31 swimmers. Rio 2016 The IPC names four footballers and seven wheelchair basketball players as athletes to key an eye out for at Rio 2016. Equestrian After an interesting 2015 season, here are some lingering questions heading into Paralympic Games year. Wheelchair Basketball Following a selection camp, 26 athletes has been reduced with the final team for Rio 2016 to be selected in June. Wheelchair Tennis The award was first awarded in 2001 and has been dominated by the Netherlands. Rio 2016 The campaign is a major fundraising campaign to excite Paralympic sport fans and engage the public in Paralympics GB. Wheelchair Fencing The aim is to develop the sport and increase opportunities for people to try wheelchair fencing. Triathlon Both canoe and triathlon will make their Paralympic debut at Rio 2016 and these are the athletes to look out for. The Prohibited List details substances and methods banned in sports in-and out-of-competition. Sitting Volleyball The course will take place Cape Town between 7-11 January. Alpine Skiing Australia’s head coach Christian Geiger believes his team will have medal prospects at PyeongChang 2018 and Beijing 2022. Shooting The IPC continues its rundown of athletes to look out for at Rio 2016 with a look at sailing and shooting. Canada Tonello led Canada’s men’s wheelchair basketball team to Paralympic gold at London 2012. Japan The Japan Wheelchair Fencing Association held its first integrated event in December. Great Britain British Paralympic Association kicks off 2016 with launch as athletes enter last crucial stage of journey ahead of Rio Paralympics. Rio 2016 Tourists from USA, Canada, Australia and Japan added to list of nationalities that will be able to travel freely to Brazil between June and September. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 598 Page 599 Page 600 Page 601 Current page 602 Page 603 Page 604 Page 605 Page 606 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Rio 2016 The General Assembly of the Spanish Paralympic Committee approves to increase the amount of money athletes receive for winning a medal at Rio 2016.
New Zealand The awards recognising sporting achievements in New Zealand and the winners will be announced in February.
Swimming The athletes to look out for at September’s Paralympic Games include six judoka and 31 swimmers.
Rio 2016 The IPC names four footballers and seven wheelchair basketball players as athletes to key an eye out for at Rio 2016.
Equestrian After an interesting 2015 season, here are some lingering questions heading into Paralympic Games year.
Wheelchair Basketball Following a selection camp, 26 athletes has been reduced with the final team for Rio 2016 to be selected in June.
Rio 2016 The campaign is a major fundraising campaign to excite Paralympic sport fans and engage the public in Paralympics GB.
Wheelchair Fencing The aim is to develop the sport and increase opportunities for people to try wheelchair fencing.
Triathlon Both canoe and triathlon will make their Paralympic debut at Rio 2016 and these are the athletes to look out for.
Alpine Skiing Australia’s head coach Christian Geiger believes his team will have medal prospects at PyeongChang 2018 and Beijing 2022.
Shooting The IPC continues its rundown of athletes to look out for at Rio 2016 with a look at sailing and shooting.
Great Britain British Paralympic Association kicks off 2016 with launch as athletes enter last crucial stage of journey ahead of Rio Paralympics.
Rio 2016 Tourists from USA, Canada, Australia and Japan added to list of nationalities that will be able to travel freely to Brazil between June and September.
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