Sky News: Olympic & Paralympic Footage

The transcript discusses the potential for athletes using advanced technology, like Oscar Pistorius, to compete in the Olympics. Pistorius, a Paralympian, aims to compete against able-bodied athletes, sparking debate over the fairness of using prosthetics. While tests show no advantage, critics worry about future technological advancements. The discussion highlights the blurred lines between technology and natural ability in sports, with athletes like Mark Lewis-Francis expressing readiness to compete regardless of technological aids. The broader implications for sports and the future of competition are considered.

What are the main controversies surrounding Oscar Pistorius's participation in the Olympics?

How has technology impacted the debate on fairness in sports, particularly regarding athletes with disabilities?

In what ways do critics argue about the unpredictability of technology's advancement in sports?

What does Mark Lewis Francis think about competing against Paralympians?

What implications does Oscar Pistorius's potential success at the Olympics have for future athletes?