CLEAN: Paralympics: IPC to meet Pistorius over prostheses concerns

The transcript discusses the classification process for athletes before a race, focusing on ensuring prostheses are proportional to the body. It highlights Oscar's emotional reaction to losing a race after nine years and his subsequent meeting with the IPC. The discussion also covers athlete performance, feedback on the classification system, and the importance of recognizing achievements. Finally, it addresses the need for consistency in classification across different disciplines.

What was the main concern regarding the athletes' prostheses?

• They were not durable enough.

• They were too colorful.

• They were not proportional to their bodies.

• They were too expensive.

Why was Oscar upset after the race?

• He was not allowed to participate.

• He was injured during the race.

• He was disqualified from the race.

• He lost his first 200 meters race in nine years.

What was agreed upon during the meeting with Oscar?

• To disqualify the winner of the race.

• To change the race results immediately.

• To arrange a future meeting in a less hostile environment.

• To ban Oscar from future races.

What was highlighted about the Brazilian athlete's performance?

• It was criticized by the media.

• It was a fantastic performance deserving recognition.

• It was not acknowledged by anyone.

• It was overshadowed by Oscar's reaction.

What challenge do athletes face during major competitions?

• Inadequate financial support.

• Pressure from competing in front of large audiences.

• Limited access to coaching staff.

• Lack of proper training facilities.