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British sprinter David Weir took the final day honours at the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester winning two gold medals on the track, as the GB team amassed five gold, five silver and six bronze medals. ... World record holder Weir, who was in supreme form when winning...
MANCHESTER: As the sun set over the city on Sunday night, the Paralympic dreams of many Great Britain athletes are still burning bright. The Paralympic World Cup has become an important event on the calendar for elite disability athletes, especially this year with the Beijing Games fast...
WYTHENSHAWE 400m runner Ian Jones continued Britain's gold rush on the final day of the Paralympic World Cup. ... Now confirmed for this summer's Paralympic Games, he finished four seconds ahead of Robert Mayer after missing out on the 2007 title that went to `Blade...
Britain's swimmers won seven gold, four silver and three bronze medals on the penultimate day of the Paralympic World Cup, reports Gareth A Davies. ... By Gareth A Davies Have your say Read comments Britain's swimmers showed exactly why they have been considered the...
MANCHESTER: Swimming is set to provide a large chunk of Great Britain's medal tally at the Beijing Paralympics and it is not hard to see why. Where British able-bodied swimming has struggled in the past, the Paralympic squad, under the guidance of performance director Tim Reddish, himself a...
Track & Field, Track And Road Events, 2008 Paralympic Games, Sprint, Paralympic Games, Chris Martin, David Weir, Ian Jones
