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13-19 July

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Daniel Dias

Daniel Dias, Eleanor Simmonds, Carlos Serrano and Jessica Long are amongst Paralympic sport’s biggest names set to compete from 8 September.

Swimmer in the water, doing breaststroke

Swimmer is targeting Colombia’s first Paralympic gold for more than three decades after sweeping aside his rivals in 2015.

Rio 2016 preview: Women’s 200m Individual Medley SM11

New Zealand’s Mary Fisher aims to defend her Paralympic title whilst facing big competition from Germany’s Daniela Schulte.

A group of people pose at the Rio 2016 Athlete Village

The member of the Independent Paralympic Athletes Team went to the Ottobock’s Repair Service Center for Prosthetics, Orthotics and Wheelchairs on Sunday (4 September).

Rio 2016 preview: Men’s 200m freestyle S3

Ukraine’s Dmytro Vynohradets is hoping to reclaim his title from Beijing 2008.

Rio 2016 preview: Men's 50m freestyle S13

Belarus’ Ihar Boki will try to extend his medal haul in the 50m freestyle event.

Women’s 400m freestyle S6

Ukraine’s Yelyzaveta Mereshko and Great Britain’s Eleanor Simmonds will fight in the race for the title.

Women’s 50m freestyle S5

Brazil’s Joana Maria Silva and Spain’s Teresa Perales will continue their rivalry in the Rio pool.

Men’s 200m freestyle S14

Iceland’s returning champion Jon Margeir Sverisson will face stiff competition on his way to defend his title.

Rio 2016 preview: Men’s 400m freestyle S11

USA’s Bradley Snyder will aim to defend his title from London 2012.

Andre Brasil of Brazil competes at the 2016 IPC Swimming European Open Championships in Funchal, Portugal.

Brazil’s multiple Paralympic champion swimmer Andre Brasil is looking to make a splash at September’s Paralympics in Rio.

Rio 2016 preview: Men’s 200m freestyle S5

Home favourite Daniel Dias will go for his first gold medal at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium.

Ibrahim Al Hussein

The full team, including Chef de Mission, coaching and support staff, will travel to Rio 2016 under the Paralympic flag.

Pedro Mejia

Colombia’s only Paralympic champion in history believes the South American country will win “multiple gold medals” at Rio 2016.

A picture of a woman with a gold medal around her neck

The British superstar reflects on the rest of the field as she nears her third Paralympic Games.

Patricia Valle

Mexico´s four-time swimming Paralympic champion aims to win a medal at a fifth successive Paralympic Games, this September.

Man in swimming pool, celebrating after finishing a race. Camera filming him.

The swimmer is set to make a splash at September’s Paralympic Games in Rio.

Canadian swimmer Michael Edgson stands next to the pool after competing at Barcelona 1992.

Canada’s most decorated Para athlete recalls his outstanding performance at Seoul 1988, where he won an unprecedented nine swimming gold medals.

Colombia’s Nelson Crispin competes in the Men's 50m Butterfly S6 at the 2015 IPC Swimming World Championships in Glasgow, Great Britain

The 24-year-old swimmer aims to claim Colombia’s second Paralympic gold in history, at Rio 2016.

Girl swimming in the pool with swimcap and goggles on.

Most people are familiar with the big names to look out for, but who could also win a medal for their country?