This article lists the paralympic sports events for 2024. Main event for 2024 will be 2024 Summer Paralympics.
Paris 
Montreal 
São Paulo 
Póvoa de Varzim 
Chinese Taipei Paris 
Lignano Sabbiadoro Lignano Sabbiadoro 
Trakai 
Ankara Lyon 
Rostock Roccaraso São Paulo Vilnius 
Lublin Gaia 
Malmö 
Hangzhou 
Giza 
Amman 
Zwolle Chorzów 
Skien Calgary 
Bangkok 
St. Moritz [2] [3] 
Johannes Aigner (2 times) Robin Cuche (2 times) Jesper Pedersen (1st) / Jeroen Kampschreur (2nd)
Alexandra Rexová (1st) / 
Menna Fitzpatrick (2nd) Marie Bochet (2 times) Anna-Lena Forster (2 times) Steinach am Brenner [4] Johannes Aigner (1st) / Hyacinthe Deleplace (2nd) Robin Cuche (1st) / Alexis Guimond (2nd) Jesper Pedersen (2 times) Menna Fitzpatrick (2 times) Ebba Årsjö (2 times) Anna-Lena Forster (2 times) Giacomo Bertagnolli Arthur Bauchet Jesper Pedersen Veronika Aigner Ebba Årsjö Anna-Lena Forster 
La Molina [5] Veysonnaz [6] Johannes Aigner (2 times) Robin Cuche (1st) / Arthur Bauchet (2nd) René De Silvestro (1st) / Jesper Pedersen (2nd) Veronika Aigner (2 times) Ebba Årsjö (2 times) Anna-Lena Forster (2 times)
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Cortina d'Ampezzo [7]
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Kalle Ericsson (1st) / Johannes Aigner (2nd) Arthur Bauchet (2 times) Lou Braz-Dagand (1st) / René De Silvestro (2nd) Veronika Aigner (2 times) Ebba Årsjö (2 times) Anna-Lena Forster (2 times)
Sapporo Wildschönau 
Kranjska Gora Sella Nevea Wanlong Ski Resort [11] Paris 
Dubai [14] Stefano Travisani (m) / Elisabetta Mijno (w)
Rakesh Kumar (m) / Öznur Cüre (w) Yiğit Caner Aydın (m) / 
Kim Ok-geum (w) Italy Turkey Italy São Paulo 
Nové Město nad Metují Paris Kobe Dubai [15] 
Tunis [16] Jesolo [17] 
Xalapa 
Marrakech Nottwil Paris Paris Sharjah [18] 
Mohammed Jawad Khadim Alamshani Mohammed Kareem Abbood Alameer Ashraf Hasan Shareef Alkhaddam Ali Alasadi Abbas Al Taha Emad Adil Al Dhawahir Mohammed Kareem Abbood Alameer & Mohammed Jawad Khadim Alamshani Ali Alasadi & Ashraf Hasan Shareef Alkhaddam Pattaya
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Mai Jianpeng & Qu Zimo 
Dwiyoko & Fredy Setiawan 
Muhammad Fareez Anuar & Cheah Liek Hou Lin Naili & Zeng Qingtao Liu Yutong & Yin Menglu Leani Ratri Oktila & Khalimatus Sadiyah Li Fengmei & Lin Shuangbao Qu Zimo & Liu Yutong Hikmat Ramdani & Leani Ratri Oktila Lin Naili & Li Fengmei
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Prem Kumar Ale & Abu Hubaida Jagadesh Dilli & Subhrajeet Maharana Vansh Upadhyay & Surya Kant Yadav Hu Guang-Chiou & Yang I-Chen 
Mariam Eniola Bolaji & Chinyere Lucky Okoro Prem Kumar Ale & Emine Seçkin Chigozie Jeremiah Nnanna & Mariam Eniola Bolaji Maxime Greboval & 
Anastasiia Zavalii Maxime Greboval & Robin Weiler Vitoria Toledo 
Manama 
Glasgow 
Kampala Surakarta Tokyo Kuala Lumpur Manama Prince George [20] Liu Zixu (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Oleksandr Kazik (vision impaired)
Oksana Masters (sitting) / Liudmyla Liashenko & Natalie Wilkie (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Taras Rad (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Anthony Chalençon (vision impaired) Kendall Gretsch (sitting) / Liudmyla Liashenko (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Taras Rad (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Oleksandr Kazik (vision impaired) Kendall Gretsch (sitting) / Bohdana Konashuk (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Kendall Gretsch & Oksana Masters (sitting) / Bohdana Konashuk & Liudmyla Liashenko (standing/vision impaired) Pokljuka [21] Martell [22] Taras Rad (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Oleksandr Kazik (vision impaired) Oksana Masters (sitting) / Oleksandra Kononova (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Vasyl Kravchuk (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Oleksandr Kazik (vision impaired) Kendall Gretsch (sitting) / Brittany Hudak (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Taras Rad (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Oleksandr Kazik (vision impaired) Kendall Gretsch (sitting) / Liudmyla Liashenko (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Prince George [23] Taras Rad (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Oleksandr Kazik (vision impaired) Anja Wicker (sitting) / Liudmyla Liashenko (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Paris Rio de Janeiro Zürich 
Cambridge New Delhi 
Brisbane 
Cali 
Almaty Cali Ballarat Indaiatuba Grenchen Manchester Galapagar Roubaix 
Caracas New Zealand Bromont Cambridge Caravaca de la Cruz 
Heusden-Zolder Carson Cáceres Massa Natal Méjannes-le-Clap Lublin Paris Paris Milan Paris Heidelberg [31] [32]
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Paris Funchal Aberdeen [37] Melbourne [38] Lignano Sabbiadoro [39] Indianapolis 
Singapore Berlin Paris Guadalajara Cairo Paris Corpus Christi [40]
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Guilherme Marcio da Costa & Iranildo Conceição Espíndola Anurak Laowong & Kittinan Harnpichai Rungroj Thainiyom & Phisit Wangphonphathanasiri Ashley Facey & Joshua Stacey Wassana Sringam & Panwas Sringam Anurak Laowong & Wassana Sringam Kittinan Harnpichai & Panwas Sringam Su Jin Sian & Tien Shiau-wen Manama Giza [41]
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Oleksandr Yezyk & Peter Lovas Florian Merrien & Nicolas Savant-Aira Ben Ashok Despineux & Sayed Youssef Lev Kats & Ivan Mai Hajime Hara & Valerii Vlasenko Michela Brunelli & Giada Rossi Bhavina Patel & Sonalben Patel Lucie Hautiere & Morgen Caillaud Neslihan Kavas & Merve Demır Maki Ito & Natalia Kosmina Kim Hak-jin & Carlotta Ragazzini Florian Merrien & Flora Vautier Ali Öztürk & Irem Oluk Clément Berthier & Morgen Caillaud 
András Csonka & Alexa Szvitacs Ivan Mai & Iryna Shynkarova 
Yuen King Shing & Wong Ting Ting Sao Paulo [42]
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Daniel Rodriguez & Christopher Ryan Roberto Eder Rodríguez & Francisco Javier Lopez Sayago Jordi Morales & Álvaro Valera Jorge Cardona & Ander Cepas Joyce de Oliveira & Thais Fraga Severo Bruna Costa Alexandre & Danielle Rauen Li Lydia Yi-Ya & Li Jing Shiuan Fabio Silva & Joyce de Oliveira Carlos Eduardo Freire de Moraes & Thais Fraga Severo 
Ignacio Hernan Torres Orostica & Florencia Pérez Israel Pereira Stroh & Jennyfer Marques Parinos Lin Chun Ting & Lin Tzu Yu Chen Po Yen & Li Jing Shiuan Astana [43]
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Kim Hak-jin & Baek Young-bok Nicolas Savant-Aira & Sylvain Noel 
Artem Iakovlev & Alexander Esaulov Komet Akbar & Banyu Tri Mulyo Kang Oe-jeong & Jung Young-a 
Camelia Ioana Roxana Ciripan & Gabriela Constantin Olga Gorshkaleva & Elena Litvinenko Rasul Nazirov & Nadezhda Pushpasheva Yayang Gunaya & Osrita Muslim Baek Young-bok & Kang Oe-jeong Artem Iakovlev & Maliak Alieva Iurii Nozdrunov & Elena Litvinenko Ivan Karpov & Olga Gorshkaleva Lignano Sabbiadoro [44] Platja d'Aro [45] Władysławowo [46] Amman [47] 
Kuwait 
Podgorica Laško Pattaya Taipei City Cancun Ostrava Pattaya São Paulo Buenos Aires Santiago 
Riyadh Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Lagos Paris Rio de Janeiro 
Belgrade 
Da Nang 
Dakar 
Sofia Tai'an 
Honiara 
Santo Domingo 
Teheran Rio de Janeiro Chuncheon Brisbane Brisbane Brisbane Brisbane Pokljuka [48] Toblach [49] Giuseppe Romele (sitting) / Mark Arendz (standing) / Jake Adicoff (vision impaired) Oksana Masters (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Giuseppe Romele (sitting) / Taiki Kawayoke (standing) / Jake Adicoff (vision impaired) Oksana Masters (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Cristian Ribera (sitting) / Serhii Romaniuk (standing) / Nico Messinger (vision impaired) Oksana Masters (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Giuseppe Romele (sitting) / Marco Maier (standing) / Jake Adicoff (vision impaired) Oksana Masters (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Simona Bubeníčková (vision impaired) Martell [50] Pavlo Bal (sitting) / Taiki Kawayoke (standing) / Jake Adicoff (vision impaired) Oksana Masters (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Carina Edlinger (vision impaired) Prince George [51] Derek Zaplotinsky (sitting) / Taiki Kawayoke (standing) / Zebastian Modin (vision impaired) Anja Wicker (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Leonie Maria Walter (vision impaired) Collin Cameron (sitting) / Serafym Drahun (standing) / Jake Adicoff (vision impaired) Anja Wicker (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Giuseppe Romele (sitting) / Taiki Kawayoke (standing) / Jake Adicoff (vision impaired) Anja Wicker (sitting) / Vilde Nilsen (standing) / Linn Kazmaier (vision impaired) Tierra Mayor [52] Oberhof [53] Gålå [54] Zhangjiakou [55] Soldier Hollow [56] Bozeman [57] Paris Antalya [58] Seville [59] Schiltigheim [60] Prague [61] Cordoba [62] Paris
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Sharm El Sheikh [64]
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Sharjah Gold Coast Tehran Paris New Delhi [65] Lee Jang-ho Mona Agarwal Tanguy de La Forest Zhang Cuiping Hakan Çevik Juan Antonio Saavedra Reinaldo Ryan Cockbill Dong Chao Iryna Shchetnik Yang Chao Krisztina Dávid Kim Jung-nam Yang Chao Davide Franceschetti Davide Fedrigucci Filip Marinov Gabriele Nanni China Brazil China Changwon Hillsdale Langelsheim Massa Martana Massa Martana Novi Sad 
Arequipa Brno Paris Torremolinos Abu Dhabi [66] Yenişehir 
Samarkand Vigo Taranto Besançon Tata Long Beach Alhandra Stockton [67] Miami [68] Hurghada Alsdorf 
Subic Bay Coimbra Vichy Sharm El Sheikh [69] Hammamet Riohacha Santa Marta Tokyo Alhandra Chiba Paris Rio de Janeiro Chungju Szeged Lucerne Torino [70] Rio de Janeiro Boulogne Ghent Vienna Amsterdam Trakai Vienna Trakai Landgraaf [71] Aron Fahrni (1st) / Jacopo Luchini (2nd) Noah Elliott (2 times) Emanuel Perathoner (2 times) Monika Kotzian (2 times) Lisa Bunschoten (2 times)
Pyhä [72] Jacopo Luchini (1st) / Aron Fahrni (2nd) Tyler Turner (2 times) Emanuel Perathoner (2 times) Monika Kotzian (2 times) Brenna Huckaby (2 times) Grasgehren [73] Jacopo Luchini (1st) / Ji Lijia (2nd) Noah Elliott (2 times) Takahito Ichikawa (1st) / Emanuel Perathoner (2nd) Monika Kotzian (2 times) Brenna Huckaby (2 times) Colere [74] Big White [75] Riccardo Cardani (1st) / Jacopo Luchini (2nd) Tyler Turner (2 times) Ben Tudhope (1st) / Emanuel Perathoner (2nd) Cécile Hernandez (1st) / Brenna Huckaby (2nd) Mt. Sima [76] Mike Minor (1st) / Jacopo Luchini (2nd) Noah Elliott (2 times) Emanuel Perathoner (2 times) Peggy Martin (1st) / Darian Haynes (2nd) Brenna Huckaby (2 times) Landgraaf [77] Colby Fields (2 times) Andre Barbieri (2 times) Alex Massie (2 times) Vanessa Molon (2 times) Marine Bossut (2 times) Eri Sakashita (2 times) Pyhä [78] Colby Fields (2 times) Chase Jacob Nicklin (2 times) Alex Massie (2 times) Isabelle Hicks (1st) / 2nd race was cancelled Raquel Martinez Muniz (2 times) Kate Delson (2 times) Grasgehren [79] Zhang Yiqi (1st) / Wang Pengyao (2nd) Wu Zhongwei (2 times) Sun Qi (2 times) Isabelle Hicks (1st) / Anna Drobna (2nd) Raquel Martinez Muniz (2 times) Wang Xinyu (2 times) Colere [80] Big White [81] Matt Hamilton (2 times) Chase Jacob Nicklin (2 times) Philippe Nadreau (2 times) Isabelle Hicks (2 times) Kate Delson (1st) / Eri Sakashita (2nd) Mt. Sima [82] Matt Hamilton (2 times) Christian Schmiedt (2 times) Philippe Nadreau (2 times) Isabelle Hicks (2 times) Kate Delson (2 times) Galaxy Ski Resort [83] Paris Lagos Dali Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy Chongqing Paris Bangkok Sharjah [84] 
United Arab Emirates; 
Iraq; 
Saudi Arabia Blankenberge [85] Antibes Osaka Villaviciosa de Odón Villaviciosa de Odón Vienna Lohja Gangneung Gangneung Paris
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Nakhon Ratchasima Nakhon Ratchasima São Paulo
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Orange Paris Paris Tokito Oda (m) / Diede de Groot (f) Sam Schröder Alfie Hewett & Gordon Reid (m) / Diede de Groot & Jiske Griffioen (f) Andy Lapthorne & David Wagner Melbourne Tokito Oda (m) / Diede de Groot (f) Sam Schröder Alfie Hewett & Gordon Reid (m) / Diede de Groot & Aniek van Koot (f)
Donald Ramphadi & 
Guy Sasson Baton Rouge Alfie Hewett (m) / Diede de Groot (f) Sam Schröder Alfie Hewett & Gordon Reid (m) / Yui Kamiji & Kgothatso Montjane (f) Andy Lapthorne & David Wagner Iizuka Biot 
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