Cycling at the Summer Paralympics

Cycling at the Summer Paralympics
Cycling at the Summer Paralympics
Governing body IPC
Events 44 (men: 30; women: 12; mixed: 2)
Games
1960 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980
1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004
2008
Medalists

Cycling has been contested at every Summer Paralympic Games since the 1984 Summer Paralympics.

Contents

Classification

Cyclists are given a classification depending on the type and extent of their disability. The classification system allows cyclists to compete against others with a similar level of function.[1]

Cycling classes are:

Events

Track cycling, Men

1984, 1988, 1992
  • no track events
1996
  • 200 m sprint tandem open
  • time trial tandem open
  • individual pursuit tandem open
2000
  • 1 km time trial tandem open
  • individual pursuit tandem open
  • sprint tandem open
2004
  • Men's bicycle 1 km time trial
    • CP 3/4
    • LC 1-4
  • Men's tandem 1 km time trial
    • B 1-3
  • Men's bicycle 3 km individual pursuit
    • CP 3
    • CP 4
  • Men's bicycle 4 km individual pursuit
    • LC 1
    • LC 2
  • Men's bicycle 3 km individual pursuit
    • LC 3
    • LC 4
  • Men's tandem 4 km individual pursuit
    • B 1-3
  • Men's tandem sprint
    • B 1-3
  • Men's bicycle team sprint
    • LC 1-4&CP 3/4
2008
  • Men's 1km time trial
    • B&VI 1–3
    • CP 3
    • CP 4
    • LC 1
    • LC 2
    • LC 3–4
  • Men's individual pursuit
    • B&VI 1–3 – 4000 m
    • CP 3 – 3000 m
    • CP 4 – 3000 m
    • LC 1 – 4000 m
    • LC 2 – 4000 m
    • LC 3
    • LC 4
  • Men's individual sprint
    • B&VI 1–3
  • Men's team sprint
    • LC 1–4/CP 3–4

Track cycling, Women

Road bicycle racing, Men

Road bicycle racing, Women

See also

References

  1. ^ Cycling, Canadian Paralympic Committee



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