From Olympics to Paralympics
THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 Paralympic Post IN KOOPERATION MIT DER Stronger than ever 301 athletes compete for Britain Faster than ever Peacock challenges Pistorius Paralympic_Post_September_6, 2012_2 Contents 04 Paralympics GB 301 athletes from Britain are competing in all Two games, one set-up 08 20 paralympic sports Most of the Olympic venues dapd are also being used in the photo: Paralympics 09 Time to say hello Bates Steven photo: The opening ceremony was one in a long line of events Blade runners 11 that opened the Games Jonnie Peacock competes Reuters against one of his heroes: photo: Oscar Pistorius 12 News round up John Frauke photo: A stamp for each winning athlete, The oldest, the Girl power 13 youngest and more news Poultney Great Britain’s wheelchair David basketball-team photo: go for gold 15 Ade Adepitan’s Paralympics AFP photo: He played wheelchair basketball for the UK – now he is a TV presenter Hill Kelly photo: Cover picture Publisher: Photographer: Thilo Rückeis Pereira Dos Santos, Dominik Prüfer,Benjamin Sarah Storey won Great Britain's first gold medal Stephan-Andreas Casdorff, Advertisement: Ten Alps Media Scholz, Wibke Schumacher,George Simonds, of the Games at the London Velodrome. Lorenz Maroldt. Production: Detlev Jackschenties, Nora Tschepe-Wiesinger,Keri Trigg,Enya Wolf. On Thursday she was roared on by a crowd Editors: Fritz Schanninger. of 6,000 as she stormed to victory in the Nicolas Diekmann, Clara Kaminsky, Reporters: Maxie Borchert, Carina Canavan, The Paralympic Post is a joint project of Tages- 3km C5 individual pursuit. The 34 year old cyclist, Carsten Kloth, Annette Kögel, Jan Mohnhaupt Alice Conroy, Nicolas Feißt, Karla Imdahl, spiegel, Berlin, Deutsche Gesetzliche Unfall- who was born without a left hand, triumphed Karin Preugschat, Katrin Schulze, Emily Jamison, Jacob Joy, Tavishi Kanwar, versicherung and panta rhei, Beratungsgesell- on a spectacular first day for Paralympics GB Claus Vetter,Thomas Wurster (V.i.S.d.P.) Alexander Kauschanski, Alisha Mathis, schaft für gesellschaftliche Prozesse mbH.
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