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Are there any tickets left? Why are there two football events? What is Murderball? Why are there 15 different 100m finals? Can wheelchair racers complete the marathon quicker than runners?! We answer all the questions you might have about the London Paralympics...
Are there any tickets left? Why are there two football events? What is Murderball? Why are there 15 different 10...
Archery is often named as the original Paralympic sport. Born at the Stoke Mandeville hospital in 1948, the ori...
The largest of Paralympic sports, Athletics features more than a thousand athletes battling it out across a num...
The sport that is relatively unknown outside of the Paralympic Games - get to know Boccia at the ExCeL, startin...
The Paralympic Road Cycling programme takes place at former Formula One Grand Prix ground Brands Hatch in Kent ...
Head to the new state-of-the-art Velodrome in the Olympic Park, the scene of much iconic British triumph during...
One of London's oldest parks welcomes the Paralympic equestrian programme with 11 medal events based around two...
One of two Paralympic football tournaments, the 5-a-side competition takes place between Friday 31st August and...
7-a-side teams from competing nations battle it out on the pitch at the Riverbank Hockey Arena in one of two fo...
A sport developed as part of the Paralympic Games, Goalball is played on an indoor court and complete silence i...
One of the more complicated sports to follow for the uninitiated, Paralympic Judo hits the ExCeL Centre this sum...
One of the world's fastest growing sports and certainly not for the faint hearted, Paralympic Powerlifting will ...
48 men and 48 women will take to the water at picturesque Eton Dorney Lake this summer as rowing makes its seco...
Head down to Dorset for six days of action on the open water as 80 athletes battle the elements at Weymouth and...
Great Britain has reached the podium in every previous Paralympic Shooting tournament. The 2012 team will be ho...
600 Paralympic swimming stars will take to the pool at the Aquatics Centre in a bid for victory this summer, in...
Table Tennis used to be an upper-class after-dinner parlour game. Now it is one of the longest running and most...
Sitting Volleyball's roots come from the German game sitzball, and emerged from the Netherlands in the 1950s. T...
Hugely popular wheelchair basketball was developed as part of the rehabilitation of World War II veterans. It a...
Fast paced and strategic Wheelchair Fencing Comes to London's ExCeL for the 2012 Paralympic Games, this sport d...
Wheelchair Rugby used to be called 'Murderball' and it includes elements of Handball, Basketball and Ice Hockey...
This Paralympic sport has grown dramatically in popularity since its invention in 1976 by Brad Parks, who had b...
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