The world record holder will make his Paralympic debut at the age of 41 years.
The Colombian aims to raise awareness of Para sports in his country and is hoping to see one of his pupils qualifying for the Paralympic Games one day.
Alpine Skiing
Athletes from all three sports have been completing summer training before getting back to the snow.
Swimming
Brazil’s multiple Paralympic champion swimmer Andre Brasil is looking to make a splash at September’s Paralympics in Rio.
Equestrian
Get to know the South African rider ahead of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.
Australia
Australia received nine extra spots, whilst 22 athletes were added to USA’s team at September’s Paralympic Games.
Rio 2016
Home favourite Daniel Dias will go for his first gold medal at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium.
Rio 2016
This may be one of the tightest battles for gold.
Equestrian
Get to know Dutch rider Frank Hosmar ahead of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.
Shooting
Cuiping Zhang has plenty of momentum entering the Paralympics.
Athletics
Rio 2016 will be the middle distance runners third Games and so far he has won three Paralympic titles.
Rio 2016
Expect Bose Omolayo and Lili Xu pushing each other to their very limits.
Wheelchair Rugby
The event will take place in Nottwil, Switzerland, from 3-10 October 2016.
Rio 2016
There is a big wedge between world-record holder Souhad Ghazouani and the rest of the field.
Wheelchair Basketball
The IWBF’s newly-structure website provides more user-friendly wheelchair basketball information ahead of the Paralympics.
Rio 2016
Reigning sitting volleyball Parapan Am champion Renato Oliveira Leite will help promote a new initiative.
Powerlifting
Seven World Cups join the world and regional Championships already confirmed for 2017-2020.
Rio 2016
Syrian refugee who lost his leg will compete as part of Independent Paralympic Athletes Team at Rio 2016.
Rio 2016
The full team, including Chef de Mission, coaching and support staff, will travel to Rio 2016 under the Paralympic flag.
The President of the International Paralympic Committee has written an open letter encouraging athletes to get involved in a new venture at Rio 2016.