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IPC Athletics Grand Prix kicks off in Beijing

(Xinhua)

19:05, April 22, 2013

BEIJING, April 22 (Xinhua) -- The second stop of IPC Athletics Grand Prix Tour kicked off here on Monday, after the first stop held in Dubai last month.

The three-day event attracted about 120 disabled athletes from eight countries and regions including Mongolia, Brunei, Iraq, Sri Lanka and host China.

Besides the Dubai and Beijing events, the other four stops for this year's IPC Athletics Grand Prix Tour will be held in San Paolo, Brazil; Grossetto, Italy; Arizona, the United States; and Berlin, Germany.

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