With the Paralympics officially underway, we look at five of the most successful athletes in the Games’ history.
Which of these from our top-five list do you think had the biggest impact on Paralympic sport?
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TRISCHA ZORN
The American swimmer’s tally of 41 golds and 55 total medals is more than double anyone else has achieved.
She did this from 1980-2005.
BEATRICE HESS
Another consummate swimmer, who swept up 20 golds and five silvers from 1984-2004.
She was nickanmed the ‘French Thorpedo’.
MICHAEL EDGSON
The Canadian is the most-successful male Paralympian, claiming 18 golds and three silvers from 1984-92.
Is visually-impaired, so was in B3.
JONAS JACOBSSON
The Swedish shooter has 30 total medals, containing 17 golds.
He participated in nine-consecutive Games from 1980 to 2012.
ROBERTO MARSON
The Italian athlete and fencer claimed 16 golds and nine other medals from 1964-76.
Lost use of his legs when chopping down a tree.