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Channel 4 to screen major upcoming athletics events BAFTA winners to show World Championships, Grand Prix Final and Anniversary Games /news/channel-4-screen-major-upcoming-athletics-events /sites/default/files/images/120903095255029_David%2BWeir_151166918.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Desert Challenge 2013 preview - IPC Athletics Grand Prix Big American names set to compete in Arizona this weekend. /news/desert-challenge-2013-preview-ipc-athletics-grand-prix /sites/default/files/images/121017170329746_151293620.jpg
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Media accreditation opens for IPC Athletics World Championships Media can register for accreditation via the media accreditation page for the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships. /news/media-accreditation-opens-ipc-athletics-world-championships /sites/default/files/images/130227142445015_Marie-Amelie-le-Fur.png
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Van Rhijn breaks 400m world record at Dutch Open The Netherlands’ Marlou van Rhijn now holds world records in the 100m, 200m and 400m distances in the T43 class. /news/van-rhijn-breaks-400m-world-record-dutch-open /sites/default/files/images/130515102825974_151258803.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Grosseto 2013 review: Caironi smashes two world records Switzerland's Marcel Hug and Great Britain's Hannah Cockcroft also impresed in scorching conditions at the IPC Athletics Grand Prix event in Italy. /news/grosseto-2013-review-caironi-smashes-100m-and-200m-t42-world-records /sites/default/files/images/130128095607823_151286556.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Oliveira world’s 17th most marketable athlete Brazilian Paralympic sprinting champion Alan Fonteles Oliveira was named to SportsPro magazine’s 50 Most Marketable Athletes list. /news/oliveira-world-s-17th-most-marketable-athlete /sites/default/files/images/121122134233946_151574749.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Whitehead hopes lucky pants bring marathon success Inspired by his lucky pants and new daughter, Whitehead wants to say thank you for London 2012 support /feature/whitehead-hopes-lucky-pants-bring-marathon-success /sites/default/files/images/120901154840883_008_mh2_9824.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Hug aiming to get one over Weir in London Swiss 'silver bullet' aiming to beat British favourite to Virgin London marathon title /feature/hug-aiming-get-one-over-weir /sites/default/files/images/121029104418251_151462577.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Van Rhijn set to take on the world over one lap After medalling in the 100m and 200m T44 at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, the Netherlands’ Marlou van Rhijn is setting her sights on the 400m for the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships. /feature/van-rhijn-set-take-world-over-one-lap /sites/default/files/images/130206095155514_151366863.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Same coach, separate classes Despite different impairments, Paralympians Evan O’Hanlon and Scott Reardon have become close training partners heading into Australian Nationals. /feature/same-coach-separate-classes /sites/default/files/images/130410092717346_Aussie%2Bsprinters.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Canadian gold medallist Stilwell juggles campaign Heading into the IPC Athletics World Championships, Canada’s Michelle Stilwell is also running for office in British Columbia. /feature/canadian-gold-medallist-stilwell-juggles-campaign /sites/default/files/images/130130114048462_Michelle-Stilwell.png
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Peacock shifting from London to Lyon British Paralympic champion sprinter Jonnie Peacock now has the experience to back up his quest for gold at the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships. /feature/peacock-shifting-london-lyon /sites/default/files/images/130327100012292_151369569.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Guido Bonsen: What comes after Rio 2016? We are all working toward Lyon 2013, Doha 2015 and eventually Rio 2016 of course, but the future of para-athletics after Rio is with the talents that started these last few months. /blog/guido-bonsen-what-comes-after-rio-2016 /sites/default/files/images/130408141143115_Guido3.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Scott Reardon: How I got into Paralympic sport Australian silver-medal winning sprinter Scott Reardon writes about how he started training for the Paralympics and how the future is bright. /blog/scott-reardon-how-i-got-paralympic-sport /sites/default/files/images/130228103138268_151496611.mainpicture_612.JPG
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Lex Gillette: Let’s keep on winning USA’s Lex Gillete explains why the moment you make the decision to delete your disability from your mindset is the moment that you win. /blog/lex-gillette-let-s-keep-winning /sites/default/files/images/130228115909487_151219400.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Gareth A Davies: A personal view of London 2012 The Daily Telegraph’s sports reporter Gareth A Davies takes time to reflect on what the London 2012 Games meant to the Paralympic Movement. /blog/gareth-davies-personal-view-london-2012 /sites/default/files/images/130122170920893_151139561.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Lex Gillette: Stay in your lane USA’s visually impaired sprinter and long jumper shares how staying in your lane isn’t just a concept that applies to athletes. /blog/lex-gillette-stay-your-lane /sites/default/files/images/121205163652849_151219418.mainpicture_612.jpg
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Stuart Lieberman: 2013 Paralympic Predictions With the new year underway, the IPC’s Stuart Lieberman makes 10 predictions for the upcoming year in Paralympic sport. /blog/stuart-lieberman-2013-paralympic-predictions /sites/default/files/images/20120207/120111103615650_Beijing_Credit%2BPrezioso.mainpicture_612.jpg
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