— March 7, 2025
Fifty years, that's worth celebrating! Launched in Sweden in 1976, the Winter Paralympic Games will celebrate their half-century of existence in Milan-Cortina next year. A strong symbol for the movement... Read more "
— February 25, 2025
The story continues! The IOC has officially extended its partnership with AB InBev until 2032. The Belgian brewery had initially committed until the Los Angeles Games, but decided... Read more "
— January 27, 2025
And the Athlete of the Year award goes to… Susana Rodriguez! The European Paralympic Committee has officially crowned the 36-year-old blind triathlete as the female athlete of the year... Read more "
— January 22, 2025
Canada is leading the way. The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) has announced that it will pay $535.000 (approximately €358.000) to athletes who bring home a medal at Paris 2024.... Read more "
— September 16, 2024
The Games are over. And well and truly over. In Paris, the dismantling of the temporary sites has begun. It will continue until the end of autumn. But the time for... Read more "
— September 9, 2024
The curtain fell on the Paralympic Games on Sunday, September 8. A resolutely electro closing ceremony, organized at the Stade de France, drew a definitive line under a... Read more "
— September 4, 2024
Tony Estanguet had never hidden it: succeeding in the ticketing operation for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games was not going to be easy. The president of the OCOG had even confided... Read more "
— August 29, 2024
Hard to believe. And yet. Yannis Exarchos, the imposing boss of OBS (Olympic Broadcasting Services), reminded us of this on Wednesday, August 28, at a press conference, a few hours before the opening ceremony... Read more "
— August 28, 2024
The big day. Finally. A little over two weeks after the end of the Olympic Games at the Stade de France, Paris is going into Paralympic mode. For the first... Read more "
— August 26, 2024
Is this the mark of a more recent history? Things are moving quickly for the Paralympic Games. To the sometimes lengthy ceremonial of their Olympic counterpart, they prefer brevity, even... Read more "