PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships McFadden and Martin write their names into history by completing clean sweeps in T54 and T52 classes. Athletics For the next four years, the British capital will continue to host the marathon across a range of impairment groups. 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Athletics Alan Fonteles Oliveira and Richard Browne set new world-best times in the 100m T43 and T44 classes, respectively. Athletics Frenchman completes 6.02m leap at the Anniversary Games, an IAAF Diamond League meeting, in the Olympic Stadium, London. Wheelchair Tennis For the first time ever the USA will host the wheelchair tennis singles and doubles masters events in November. 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Tatyana McFadden aims to become first woman to win titles in one para-athletics events 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Read what the athletes had to say after the seventh day of competition 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Hug and Schaer seal T54 World Championship marathon titles Athletics London’s Olympic Stadium celebrated its first birthday tonight with two world- leading marks and a Bolt of Lightning. 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Popow and Reardon to share gold after sensational 100m battle. 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Brazilian sprint king Oliveira goes in search of his third world title 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Marlou van Rhijn makes it double gold. London 2012 More than a dozen world champions set to compete at London Anniversary Games. 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships McFadden the master as she wins her fourth and fifth world titles. 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Ni Ma wins second gold medal of the Championships. Brazilian sprint king is aiming for third world title in Lyon. Sochi 2014 New Zealand’s Paralympic champion and Team GB’s Heather Mills among stars set to shine at Audi quattro Winter Games NZ 2013. 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships April Holmes, Marie-Amelie Le Fur, Marlou van Rhijn, Marcel Hug, and Alan Fonteles Oliveira are all in action at IPC Athletics World Championships. Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Rwanda, Senegal and the Central African Republic all set for low-cost racing chairs Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 832 Page 833 Page 834 Page 835 Current page 836 Page 837 Page 838 Page 839 Page 840 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships McFadden and Martin write their names into history by completing clean sweeps in T54 and T52 classes.
Athletics For the next four years, the British capital will continue to host the marathon across a range of impairment groups.
Athletics Alan Fonteles Oliveira and Richard Browne set new world-best times in the 100m T43 and T44 classes, respectively.
Athletics Frenchman completes 6.02m leap at the Anniversary Games, an IAAF Diamond League meeting, in the Olympic Stadium, London.
Wheelchair Tennis For the first time ever the USA will host the wheelchair tennis singles and doubles masters events in November.
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Tatyana McFadden aims to become first woman to win titles in one para-athletics events
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Read what the athletes had to say after the seventh day of competition
Athletics London’s Olympic Stadium celebrated its first birthday tonight with two world- leading marks and a Bolt of Lightning.
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Popow and Reardon to share gold after sensational 100m battle.
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships Brazilian sprint king Oliveira goes in search of his third world title
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships McFadden the master as she wins her fourth and fifth world titles.
Sochi 2014 New Zealand’s Paralympic champion and Team GB’s Heather Mills among stars set to shine at Audi quattro Winter Games NZ 2013.
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships April Holmes, Marie-Amelie Le Fur, Marlou van Rhijn, Marcel Hug, and Alan Fonteles Oliveira are all in action at IPC Athletics World Championships.
Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Rwanda, Senegal and the Central African Republic all set for low-cost racing chairs