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A visually impaired athlete swims

At the start of a Paralympic Games year, here are swimmers to follow in 2016.

Sarai Garcon competes in the Women's 200m Individual Medley SM9 at the 2015 IPC Swimming World Championships in Glasgow, Great Britain.

The General Assembly of the Spanish Paralympic Committee approves to increase the amount of money athletes receive for winning a medal at Rio 2016.

Matt Formston and Michael Curran

A 14-rider team will attend March’s UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Italy.

Steve Serio of United States competes during the Wheelchair Basketball match between United States and Israel during the 2008 Beijing Paralympics

The IPC names four footballers and seven wheelchair basketball players as athletes to key an eye out for at Rio 2016.

The Supercharge ParalympicsGB

The campaign is a major fundraising campaign to excite Paralympic sport fans and engage the public in Paralympics GB.

Rio logo

Tourists from USA, Canada, Australia and Japan added to list of nationalities that will be able to travel freely to Brazil between June and September.

Silvio Velo

The four footballers and 11 powerlifters have been earmarked as athletes who could make a big impact on the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

A picture of a woman swimming

The announcement comes thanks to an agreement between the Higher Sports Council, NPC Spain, RTVE and LaLiga.

Two young women running on a track, head to head

With September’s Paralympic Games fast approaching, here are 10 young athletes who could make a big name for themselves on the world’s biggest stage.

Zak Madell

Find out which athletes are tipped to make a big impact in cycling and wheelchair rugby at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

Zahra Nemati

The IPC names six archers and eight wheelchair tennis players who it believes could make a huge impact on Paralympic sport in 2016.

A picture of a man with one arm cycling during pursuit race.

The 2016 team features 27 athletes including one tandem pilot as Rio 2016 edges closer.

Vinicius and Tom, mascots for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

With 25 more test events, two torch relays and the Olympic and Paralympic Games to deliver, 2016 will be a year to savour for Brazil.

The Olympic Tennis Centre hosted the first competition in Barra Olympic Park.

New images of two main venue clusters illustrate strong construction progress after year in which test events began.

Two blindfolded men, one in a suit lying on a field of play, catching a ball

Venues built, test events staged, volunteers selected, torches unveiled, preconceptions challenged and much more... it’s been a busy 12 months for organisers of the Rio 2016 Games

Alem Mumuni

The London 2012 Paralympian hopes to use his experiences to inspire people with impairments in his country to take up sport.

Sir Philip playing wheelchair basketball in Rio

A record total of 3.3 million tickets are available; overseas fans are able to buy from authorised vendors in their countries.

Israel Hilario Rimas

The only Peruvian cyclist is inspiring more and more of his compatriots through his outstanding performance.

Man holding tennis raquet about to hit the ball

CPB ambassador Gustavo Kuerten was among the tennis legends checking out the Barra Olympic Park.

Rio 2016 Paralympic Torch design is white with red, orange circles.

With the four Paralympic values inscribed on its side in Braille, the torch will spread the spirit of the Games across Brazil.