PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS Athletics The German T42 long jumper set one of six world records on the first day of the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships. Triathlon The 18-year-old Canadian recently won the men’s PT4 world title, making the division a tightly-contested event ahead of Rio 2016. Athletics Dr Van de Vliet visited Aspetar and Aspire Zone ahead of the IPC Athletics World Championships. Athletics On the second day of the IPC Athletics World Championships, athletes will contest 17 medal events. Athletics The 10-time Paralympic medallist received the honour at the biggest night for women’s sport in the USA. Para dance sport Nearly 40 athletes from 10 countries will compete in Hasselt in the last competition before the 2015 IPC Wheelchair Dance Sport World Championships. Wheelchair Tennis Canada’s top wheelchair tennis player played his last competitive match at Toronto 2015, where he won bronze in the men’s doubles. Athletics The first morning of competition also saw the first world record fall in the women’s 100m T37. Athletics Snowboard Dutchman Martijn Oostdijk speaks about his expectations for the coming season. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 1239 Page 1240 Page 1241 Page 1242 Current page 1243 Page 1244 Page 1245 Page 1246 Page 1247 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Athletics The German T42 long jumper set one of six world records on the first day of the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships.
Triathlon The 18-year-old Canadian recently won the men’s PT4 world title, making the division a tightly-contested event ahead of Rio 2016.
Athletics Dr Van de Vliet visited Aspetar and Aspire Zone ahead of the IPC Athletics World Championships.
Athletics On the second day of the IPC Athletics World Championships, athletes will contest 17 medal events.
Athletics The 10-time Paralympic medallist received the honour at the biggest night for women’s sport in the USA.
Para dance sport Nearly 40 athletes from 10 countries will compete in Hasselt in the last competition before the 2015 IPC Wheelchair Dance Sport World Championships.
Wheelchair Tennis Canada’s top wheelchair tennis player played his last competitive match at Toronto 2015, where he won bronze in the men’s doubles.
Athletics The first morning of competition also saw the first world record fall in the women’s 100m T37.
