What are the classes?
T/F 11-13:  Athletes with a visual impairment are classified into three classes, according to their degree of vision loss. The lower the number the higher the level of vision loss,  T/F11 is for athletes with no sight, and T/F13 is for athletes who are legally blind.  
T/F 20:  Athletes with an intellectual disability.
T/F 31-38:  Athletes with a physical disability, such as cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury or similar disability who are ambulant or use a wheelchair.  Athletes who use a wheelchair or throwing frame to compete are in classes 31–34 and athletes who compete standing are in classes 35 – 38.
T/F 40-47:  Athletes with a physical disability who are ambulant and have different levels of limb deficiency or limb loss, congenital limb impairments or short stature.
T 51-54, F 51-58: Athletes with a physical disability who compete using wheelchairs (track events) or secured throwing frames (field events). In these classes, athletes have different levels of spinal cord injuries, spinal damage or amputations.

Request a classification using the Get classified form.

View further resources below:
- Fact sheet detailing further information about athletics classification.