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Sarah Storey: Training Camp Miles and For VioRed debut
Great Britain's Sarah Storey talks about getting the fastest time recorded by a woman on the For VioRed course, and who are the five people who have been most instrumental in her success.
Czech and Canadian Captains to Battle for Bronze
Pavel Kubes of the Czech Republic and Greg Westlake of Canada, will face each other in Sunday's (1 April) bronze-medal game at the Ice Sledge Hockey Worlds.
Norway and Japan Win Their Final Games in Hamar
Norway defeated Italy for fifth place and Japan beat Estonia for seventh place at the 2012 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships.
USA Tries to Defend Ice Sledge Hockey Gold
The Americans are the reigning world and Paralympic champions in Ice Sledge Hockey and could pick up another gold medal on Sunday (1 April).
Low-Cost Racing Wheelchair To Be Tested in Tunisia
Could this wheelchair be the future of Parlaympic Sport?
Korea Making History on Ice in Hamar
Korea has shocked spectators at the 2012 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships, beating the Czech Republic to advance to the gold-medal game against USA.
USA to face Korea in Ice Sledge Hockey World Championship Finals
USA beat arch-rival Canada and Korea defeated the Czech Republic in the World Championship semi-finals, setting up a gold-medal showdown.
Germany Tops Nation Rankings at IPC Alpine Skiing Europa Cup
Slalom races finish off Europa Cup finals in Aron, France.
Russians Excel in Super Combined
Though the Germans still lead the overall team trophy, Russia topped the rankings in the Super Combined events
Semi-Finals Set at Ice Sledge Hockey Worlds
Korea, USA, Canada and Czech Republic are all still in position to win gold at the 2012 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships in Norway.
The men’s 100m T44 final will be ‘The Race’ of London 2012
Why Craig Spence, the IPC's Director of Media and Communications will be pulling out the stops to be in the Olympic Stadium on 6 September
Germany and Russia Vie for Giant Slalom Medals
Russia won more medals in the Giant Slalom, but Germany is still topping the rankings with just one day left at the IPC Alpine Skiing Europa Cup.
Canadian Para Swimming Stars Deliver at Paralympic Trials
Huot and Mortimer swim to their first victories in the Canadian Paralympic Swimming trials
Germany Continues to Lead Alpine Skiing Europa Cup
Germany's sit-ski dream team is driving the rankings at the IPC Alpine Skiing Europa Cup.
Fourie Shows Gold Medal Form in Defeating Pistorius
Men's 100m T44 final at London 2012 set to be a classic with many athletes in contention for gold
Is there any such thing as able-bodied?
After spending a few days at a Winter Youth Camp, the IPC's Natalia Dannenberg asks whether it is time to redefine what is meant to be able.