Athletics

Paralympic and world champion looking forward to biggest and best ever IPC Athletics European Championships

Cycling

Around 400 of the world’s best para-cyclists from 38 countries will be in Segovia, Spain, this weekend (25-27 July) for the UCI Para-Cycling Road World Cup, the last major event before next month’s World Championships in the USA.

Tokyo 2020

Paralympian Mami Sato is one of the faces of #InsideTokyo2020

Shooting

With two gold medals up for grabs, a number of the top stars are back in action.

The International Paralympic Committee’s development arm, the Agitos Foundation, on Wednesday (23 July) announced that 28 IPC member organisations from around the world will receive EUR 650,000 of funding through the second edition of its hugely successful Grant Support Programme.

Para Ice Hockey

Team USA for the 2014-15 season features 17 players, include 11 Sochi 2014 gold medallists.

Archery

Starting this Saturday (26 July) 150 of Europe’s best archers will line-up ready to win gold.

Rio 2016

Mexican Paralympic champion Amalia Perez was injured for most of 2013 but secured silver behind rival Fatma Omar at the 2014 IPC Powerlifting World Championships and has vowed to be back in gold medal-winning form by Rio 2016.

Athletics

After a busy year for para-sport, the IPC has published its achievements from 2013.

Swimming

Ellen Keane will compete at the 2014 IPC Swimming European Championships, having become a Paralympian even before finishing her exams.