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Sir Philip Craven looks back on eventful career

  • The Big Read

When a new President of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is elected on September 8 at the IPC Assembly in Abu Dhabi, Sir Philip Craven, who has filled that role since 2001, will be free of what he describes as an "eight-days-a-week job". 

 "But I only recently came back from the European Paralympic Committee's General Assembly in Poland


Agbegnenou avenges Rio 2016 final defeat to clinch second title at IJF World Championships

  • Judo

Clarisse Agbegnenou of France beat  defending champion Tina Trstenjak and avenged her defeat to the Slovenian in the final of the Olympic Games as she clinched the under 63 kilograms title at the International Judo Federation (IJF) Suzuki World Championships here.

was beaten in 14 seconds by Agbegnenou.Agbegnenou reached the last four by defeating Agata Ozdoba of Poland


Luge bus tours Europe to promote natural track

  • Luge

The International Luge Federation (FIL) has toured Europe in a bus in a bid to promote the natural track version of the sliding sport.

The "Natural Track bus" was launched three years ago and has this summer visited Slovakia, Poland and



Jung to be crowned as FEI Classics winner at Burghley Horse Trials

  • Equestrian

Germany's Michael Jung will be crowned as the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) Classics champion for the second year in a row at the Burghley Horse Trials, which begin tomorrow.

Olympic champion enters the competition after two silver medals at the European Eventing Championships in Poland


FIDE opens bidding process for 2019 World Team Championships

  • Non-Olympic Sports

The World Chess Federation (FIDE) has opened the bidding procedure for its 2019 World Team Championships for men and women.

year in Russian town Khanty-Mansiysk.China won the open section team gold medal with Russia second and Poland






Mohorič breaks clear to win stage seven of Vuelta a España

  • Cycling

Slovenia's Matej Mohorič broke clear on the final climb to impressively win stage seven of the Vuelta a España in Cuenca today.

launched the decisive burst.He stayed clear to cross first in 4 hours 43min 35sec.Pawel Poljański of Poland