Para Olympics Athletics

Planning to buy a few tickets for an evening of athletics at the Paralympics, let me know ASAP if you want me to get you one? Thurs 6th Sept.

Will probably go for the B seats at £30, but you can get seats for £20 or £45.

I reckon the wheelchair and prosthetic races will be far more fun than the normal ones anyway!

Race schedule:

Men's 100m, T44: final, victory ceremony
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Planning to buy a few tickets for an evening of athletics at the Paralympics, let me know ASAP if you want me to get you one? Thurs 6th Sept.

Will probably go for the B seats at £30, but you can get seats for £20 or £45.

I reckon the wheelchair and prosthetic races will be far more fun than the normal ones anyway!

Race schedule:

Men's 100m, T44: final, victory ceremony
Men's 100m, T46: final, victory ceremony
Men's 200m, T13: semi-finals
Men's 200m, T35: final, victory ceremony
Men's 200m, T36: final, victory ceremony
Men's 400m, T11: round 1
Men's 400m, T12: final, victory ceremony
Men's 800m, T36: final, victory ceremony
Men's 800m, T54: final, victory ceremony
Men's Discus, F44: final, victory ceremony
Men's Discus, F51/52/53: victory ceremony
Men's Shot Put, F46: final, victory ceremony
Women's 100m, T13: final, victory ceremony
Women's 200m, T12: final, victory ceremony
Women's 200m, T34: final, victory ceremony
Women's 200m, T38: final, victory ceremony
Women's 200m, T44: final, victory ceremony
Women's 200m, T53: final, victory ceremony
Women's Javelin, F57/58: final
Women's Shot Put, F32/33/34: final, victory ceremony

Classification of impairments:

11-13: Athletes with visual impairment
20: Athletes with intellectual impairment
31-38: Athletes with cerebral palsy
40-46: Athletes with limb loss or deficiency
51-58: Athletes competing in wheelchairs
The first number of each class symbolises the disability group while the last number reflects the severity - the lower the number, the heavier the disability.
A 'T' or an 'F' is added in front of each number to signal whether the athlete competes in track or field events.

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