Defunct Paralympic field events

These defunct field events were once contested in previous Paralympic Games which were both men and women competed.

Events[]

Football accuracy and distance[]

Football accuracy and distance were contested once in the 1976 Summer Paralympics.

Games	Class	Gold	Silver	Bronze
[1]	E1	Denmark	Only one competitor
[2]	E1	Denmark	Only one competitor

Pentathlon[]

Men[]

The men's competition scheduled between 1960 to 2008

Women[]

The women's competition scheduled between 1968 to 2000

Precision club throw[]

Precision club throw was contested between 1976 to 1984

Precision javelin[]

Precision javelin was contested for seven years from 1960 to Athletics at the 1988 Summer Paralympics. It wasn't contested in the 1964 Summer Paralympics.

Triple jump[]

This event was for men only and was contested from 1980 to 2012. They mainly competed by blind athletes or athletes with amputations.

Summer	Class	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1980 Arnhem details [3]	Class A	Netherlands	Poland	Finland
	Class B	Poland	N. Alvarez  Spain	Finland
1984 Stoke Mandeville/New York details [4]	Class A5	Poland	Stephen Muir  Australia	No bronze medalist
	Class A6	Brett Holcombe  Australia	Norway	Michael Morley  Australia
	Class B1	Netherlands	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	Finland
	Class B2	Yugoslavia	Mineho Ozaki  Japan	Great Britain
	Class B3	United States	United States	Poland
1988 Seoul details [5]	Class A6/A8-9/L6	Rodney Nugent  Australia	China	China
	Class B1	Mineho Ozaki  Japan	Sergei Sevastianov  Soviet Union	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain
	Class B2	Vadim Kalmykov  Soviet Union	Japan	Yugoslavia
	Class B3	West Germany	Bulgaria	Japan
1992 Barcelona details [6]	Class B1	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	Sergei Sevastianov  Unified Team	Great Britain
	Class B2	Juan Viedma  Spain	Unified Team	China
	Class B3	Enrique Cepeda  Cuba	Bulgaria	Germany
	Class J3-4	China	China	Spain
1996 Atlanta details [7]	F10	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	China	Victor Joukovski  Belarus
	F11	Juan Viedma  Spain	China	Igor Gorbenko  Ukraine
	F12	Enrique Caballero  Cuba	Ihar Fartunau  Belarus	Germany
	F45-46	China	Germany	Spain
2000 Sydney details [8]	F11	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	Li Duan  China	Belarus
	F12	China	Belarus	Igor Gorbenko  Ukraine
	F46	Zhang Hong Wei  China	Anton Skachkov  Ukraine	Spain
2004 Athens details [9]	F11	Li Duan  China	Zeynidin Bilalov  Azerbaijan	Sergey Sevostianov  Russia
	F12	Duan Qifeng  China	Aliaksandr Kuzmichou  Belarus	Ivan Kytsenko  Ukraine
	F46	Anton Skachkov  Ukraine	Mai Wen Jie  China	Zhang Hong Wei  China
2008 Beijing details [10]	F11	Li Duan  China	Zeynidin Bilalov  Azerbaijan	Javier Porras  Spain
	F12	Osamah Alshanqiti  Saudi Arabia	Ivan Kytsenko  Ukraine	Vladimir Zayets  Azerbaijan
2012 London details [11]	F11	Denis Gulin  Russia	Li Duan  China	Ruslan Katyshev  Ukraine
	F12	Oleg Panyutin  Azerbaijan	Vladimir Zayets  Azerbaijan	Dong Hewei  China
	F46	Liu Fuliang  China	Arnaud Assoumani  France	Aliaksandr Subota  Belarus

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