British Athletics Grand Prix returns to Birmingham's NIA
The British Athletics Grand Prix is returning to the NIA in Birmingham today.
The British Athletics Grand Prix is returning to the NIA in Birmingham today.
Two older long-distance runners who've covered thousands of miles between them are being celebrated at a special awards ceremony.
After 100m gold in a Paralympic Record on Monday, Bushell will be looking to provide Shrewsbury with yet another gold post box.
Some of the world's best athletes will come to Birmingham when the city stages the 2013 IPC Athletics Grand Prix Final.
The event will take place at the Alexander Stadium on Saturday 29th June, three weeks before the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships in Lyon, France.
It will be the seventh and final event of the IPC Athletics Grand Prix and is expected to welcome more than 144 athletes competing in 18 events.
Hannah Cockcroft, British gold medal winner at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, said: “I'm so excited to see the UK hosting another world-class athletics event and this time in Birmingham, so even closer to home for me."
The British Athletics Grand Prix is underway at Birmingham's National Indoor Arena (NIA).
Olympic gold medallist, Mo Farah, has returned this year alongside other athletes made famous during the London 2012 Games, including Jamaican field sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, GB high jumper Robbie Grabarz, and American sprinter Carmelita Jeter.
Britain's Dwain Chambers – one of Europe's fastest sprinters in the history of athletics, is also competing in Birmingham.
The British Athletics Grand Prix is returning to the NIA in Birmingham today.
Read the full storyChildren from Lordswood Boys' School and Lordswood Girls' School, joined Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah, for a Q&A session today at a Birmingham hotel.
Mo Farah is in the Midlands for tomorrow's British Athletics Grand Prix at the National Indoor Arena.
Two older long-distance runners who've covered thousands of miles between them are being celebrated at a special awards ceremony.
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After 100m gold in a Paralympic Record on Monday, Bushell will be looking to provide Shrewsbury with yet another gold post box.
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Dan Greaves has already won every medal colour in each of the last three Paralympics, he is hoping for a second gold today.
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Loughborough-based Reid has already competed at the Paralympics - for Canada. This will be her first Games as part of ParalympicsGB.
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After an injury-hit 2008 Paralympics, Katrina Hart will hope to build on her World Championship winning performance today.
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