German sprinters Felix Streng and Johannes Floors qualify for Paralympic finals in Paris. Streng aims to defend his title, while Floors aims to outperform other double amputees.
Leon Schäfer, with a good chance of winning, had his right lower leg and knee amputated. Schäfer finishes fourth in the 100m final in Paris after a disappointing long jump event.
Josia Topf, born with TAR Syndrome and no arms, wins silver in the 50m backstroke, adding to his gold in the individual medley. Triathlete Martin Schulz surprises with a bronze medal, joined by Max Gelhaar with silver and Anja Renner with bronze.
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