IAAF World Para-athletics Championship 2017: Amazing photos

Ntando Mahlangu of South Africa falls during a heat of the men's 100 metre. The World Para Athletics Championships, earlier known as the IPC Athletics World Championships, is a biennial Paralympic athletics event organized by a subcommittee of the International Paralympics Committee. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Ntando Mahlangu of South Africa falls during a heat of the men's 100 metre. The World Para Athletics Championships, earlier known as the IPC Athletics World Championships, is a biennial Paralympic athletics event organized by a subcommittee of the International Paralympics Committee. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Canada's Marissa Papaconstantinou makes her way to the finish line after falling in the Women's 200m T44 Final. The Championship features athletics events contested by athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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Hannah Cockroft of Great Britain after winning gold in the women's 400 metre T34 final. The athletes are categorized according to their impairment and compete against athletes with similar impairments. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Poland's Lukasz Mamczarz in action during the Men's High Jump T42 Final. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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USA's David Brown with his guide (R) in action during the Men's 4x100m Relay T11-13 Final. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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Switzerland's Marcel Hug celebrates winning the Men's 5000m T54 final. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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China's celebrates winning Lu Li celebrates winning the Women's 400m T47 Final. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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Mehmet Tunc of Turkey and guide Bugra Han Kocabeyoglu in a men's 100 metre T11 heat. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Great Britain's Polly Maton in action during the Women's Long Jump T47 final. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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Argentina's Ja Avellaneda prepares to jump in the Men's High Jump T42 final . (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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Hollie Arnold of Great Britain in the women's Javelin F46 final. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Regas Woods Senior of USA in the men's long jump T42 final. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Dmytro Ibragimov of Ukraine in the men's shot put F46 final. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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David Brown of USA. This year the games hosted 1,074 competitors from 92 nations. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Ghana's Yusif Amadu in action during the Men's High Jump T42 final. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)

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Ananias Shikongo of Namibia during a men's 100 metre T11 heat. (Henry Browne / REUTERS)

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Sand flies up as France's Angelina Lanza takes part in the Women's Long Jump T47 final. (Peter Cziborra / REUTERS)