Disability Sport

Winter Paralympic gold medallist Neil Simpson secured his first World Cup podium finish since 2024 by finishing third in the men's downhill Para-alpine (vision impaired) event in Austria.

Ten runners from Special Olympics GB have been given a place at this year's London Marathon, where each of them will be raising money and proving their disability is no barrier.

Great Britain's Olympic and Paralympic teams are going to need to harness AI and work together more closely in order to continue their success at recent Games, UK Sport chairman Nick Webborn says.

GB's most decorated Winter Paralympian Menna Fitzpatrick faces a race against time to make the 2026 Milan-Cortina Games after a serious knee injury.

Scotland's Scott Meenagh is targeting a first medal at his third and final Winter Paralympics, 14 years on from losing both his legs in Helmand Province

Jo Butterfield will attempt to become the first British athlete to win gold at both the summer and winter Paralympics after being confirmed as part of the wheelchair curling team for March's 2026 Games.

Neil Simpson is not setting any medal targets for the Paralympic Winter Games in Italy but says his history-making gold in 2022 shows he can "deliver in high-pressure environments".