Defunct Paralympic field events

Main article: List of Paralympic medalists in athletics

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

Men's events

Football accuracy and distance

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

Event	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Football accuracy E1[1]	1976	Jorn Nielsen  Denmark	Only one competitor
Football distance E1[2]	1976	Jorn Nielsen  Denmark	Only one competitor

Pentathlon

Men

The men's event scheduled between 1960 and 2008.

Wheelchair athletes

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Open	1960	Ron Stein  United States	Dik Kruidenier  Netherlands	Russ Scott  Great Britain
Special class	1964	Ron Stein  United States	Tim Harris  United States	Jorge Diz  Argentina
	1968	Ed Owen  United States	Denver Branum  United States	Jorge Diz  Argentina
1	1964	Richard Maduro  United States	Frank Vecera  United States	Dick Thompson  Great Britain
1B	1972	Patrick Reid  Jamaica	Julius Duval  United States	R. Zeyher  West Germany
2	1964	William Fairbanks  United States	Leslie Manson-Bishop  Rhodesia	Juan Sznitowski  Argentina
	1972	Josef Jager  Austria	Schmicking  West Germany	Graeme Marett  New Zealand
3	1972	David Williamson  United States	Heinz Simon  West Germany	Terry Mason  Australia
4	1972	Eugene Reimer  Canada	W. Flach  West Germany	Reno Levis  United States
5	1972	Ray Clark  United States	Ed Owen  United States	Moll  West Germany
Complete	1968	Johann Schuhbauer  West Germany	Heinz Simon  West Germany	Leslie Manson-Bishop  Rhodesia
Incomplete	1968	H. Smith  United States	Clark  Great Britain	Tommy Taylor  Great Britain

Precision club throw

Precision club throw was contested between 1976 and 1984

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1A-1B	1976	Philip Wouters  Belgium	Samir  Egypt	Peter Marsh  Australia

Precision javelin

Precision javelin was contested at seven Games from 1960 to Athletics at the 1988 Summer Paralympics. It was absent in the 1964 Summer Paralympics.

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1C-5	1976	Walter Telsnig  Austria Roy Nungester  United States		Honorio Romero  Argentina
A	1960	Dick Thompson  Great Britain	Frank Ponta  Australia	Jacob  West Germany
B	1960	Grimaldi  Italy	Gary Hooper  Australia	Castelli  Italy
C	1960	Felice Lenardon  Italy	Walter Telsnig  Austria	Engelbert Rangger  Austria
	1976	Chihiro Hatta  Japan	Antti Nikkinen  Finland	J. Stam  Netherlands
Open	1968	Vincent Excell  Jamaica	Engelbert Rangger  Austria	Reno Levis  United States
	1972	Ernst Michel  Switzerland	Reno Levis  United States	Vic Renalson  Australia

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.

Blind athletes

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
B	1980[3]	Andrzej Pawlik  Poland	N. Alvarez  Spain	Kalle Hautalahti  Finland
B1	1984[4]	Soedjeman Dipowidjojo  Netherlands	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	Pauli Viertonen  Finland
	1988[5]	Mineho Ozaki  Japan	Sergei Sevastianov  Soviet Union	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain
	1992[6]	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	Sergei Sevastianov  Unified Team	Robert Latham  Great Britain
B2	1984	Ante Pehar  Yugoslavia	Mineho Ozaki  Japan	Robert Latham  Great Britain
	1988	Vadim Kalmykov  Soviet Union	Yukio Mita  Japan	Ante Pehar  Yugoslavia
	1992	Juan Viedma  Spain	Aleksei Lashmanov  Unified Team	Huang Wentao  China
B3	1984	Garland Burress  United States	Paul Smith  United States	Pawel Janowicz  Poland
	1988	Ulrich Striegel  West Germany	Donko Angelov  Bulgaria	Shoichi Otsuka  Japan
	1992	Enrique Cepeda  Cuba	Donko Angelov  Bulgaria	Ulrich Striegel  Germany
F10	1996[7]	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	Wang Sen  China	Victor Joukovski  Belarus
F11	1996	Juan Viedma  Spain	Huang Wentao  China	Igor Gorbenko  Ukraine
	2000[8]	José Manuel Rodríguez  Spain	Li Duan  China	Viktar Zhukouski  Belarus
	2004[9]	Li Duan  China	Zeynidin Bilalov  Azerbaijan	Sergey Sevostianov  Russia
	2008[10]	Li Duan  China	Zeynidin Bilalov  Azerbaijan	Javier Porras  Spain
	2012[11]	Denis Gulin  Russia	Li Duan  China	Ruslan Katyshev  Ukraine
F12	1996	Enrique Caballero  Cuba	Ihar Fartunau  Belarus	Ulrich Striegel  Germany
	2000	Huang Wentao  China	Ruslan Sivitski  Belarus	Igor Gorbenko  Ukraine
	2004	Duan Qifeng  China	Aliaksandr Kuzmichou  Belarus	Ivan Kytsenko  Ukraine
	2008	Osamah Alshanqiti  Saudi Arabia	Ivan Kytsenko  Ukraine	Vladimir Zayets  Azerbaijan
	2012	Oleg Panyutin  Azerbaijan	Vladimir Zayets  Azerbaijan	Dong Hewei  China

Amputee athletes

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
A	1980	Soedjeman Dipowidjojo  Netherlands	Ryszard Kozuch  Poland	Markku Onnela  Finland
A5	1984	Jerzy Szlezak  Poland	Stephen Muir  Australia	No bronze medalist
A6	1984	Brett Holcombe  Australia	Odd Lovseth  Norway	Michael Morley  Australia
A6/A8-9/L6	1988	Rodney Nugent  Australia	Yang Shaomin  China	Qin Zhongxing  China
J3-4	1992	Yang Shao  China	Qiu Lin  China	Ruben Alvarez  Spain
F45-46	1996	Zhao Xueen  China	Florian Bohl  Germany	Ruben Alvarez  Spain
F46	2000	Zhang Hong Wei  China	Anton Skachkov  Ukraine	Ruben Alvarez  Spain
	2004	Anton Skachkov  Ukraine	Mai Wen Jie  China	Zhang Hong Wei  China
	2012	Liu Fuliang  China	Arnaud Assoumani  France	Aliaksandr Subota  Belarus

Women's events

Pentathlon

The women's competition scheduled between 1968 and 2000

Wheelchair athletes

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2	1972	Ruth Lamsbach  West Germany	Fetter  United States	Sharon Myers  United States
3	1972	Eve Rimmer  New Zealand	Rosalie Hixson  United States	Binns  Canada
4	1972	Marga Floer  West Germany	Ora Goldstein  Israel	Carol Bryant  Great Britain
5	1972	Marion O'Brien  Great Britain	Only one competitor
Complete	1968	Valerie Forder  Great Britain	Elena Monaco  Italy	Cornett  United States
Incomplete	1968	Margaret Gibbs  Great Britain	Marga Floer  West Germany	Carol Bryant  Great Britain
Special class	1968	Zipora Rubin-Rosenbaum  Israel	Silvia Cochetti  Argentina	Daphne Hilton  Australia

Precision javelin throw

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Open	1968	Baracatt  Jamaica	Silvana Martino  Italy	Rosalie Hixson  United States
	1972	Megumi Kawakami  Japan	Rosalie Hixson  United States	Hermina Kraft  Austria

See also

• Defunct Paralympic track events