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Spiele, Jahre, Austragungsorte

Jahr	Name der Veranstaltung	Gastgeber
1948	Stoke Mandeville Games for the Paralysed	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1949	Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1950	Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1951	Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1952	1. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1953	2. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1954	3. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1955	4. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1956	5. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1957	6. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1958	7. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1959	8. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games	United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1960	9. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games. Heute als 1. Sommer-Paralympics 1960 bezeichnet.	Italy Rom
1961	10. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1962	11. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1963	12. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1964	13. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games. Heute als 2. Sommer-Paralympics 1964 bezeichnet.	Japan Tokio
1965	14. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1966	15. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1967	16. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1968	17. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games. Heute als 3. Sommer-Paralympics 1968 bezeichnet.	Israel Tel Aviv
1969	18. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1970	19. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1971	20. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1972	21. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games. Heute als 4. Sommer-Paralympics 1972 bezeichnet.	Germany Heidelberg
1973	22. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1974	23. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1975	24. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1976	5. Sommer-Paralympics 1976	Canada Toronto
1977	25. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1978	26. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1979	27. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1980	6. Sommer-Paralympics 1980	Netherlands Arnheim
1981	28. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1982	29. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1983	30. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1984	7. Sommer-Paralympics 1984	United States United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville
1985	31. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1986	32. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1987	33. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1988	8. Sommer-Paralympics 1988	South Korea Seoul
1989	34. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1990	35. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1991	36. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1992	9. Sommer-Paralympics 1992	Spain Barcelona
1993	37. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1994	38. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1995	39. Internationale Stoke Mandeville Games
1996	10. Sommer-Paralympics 1996	United States Atlanta

Ab 1997 wurde die Veranstaltung der IWAS in World Wheelchair Games umbenannt.

Jahr	Name der Veranstaltung	Gastgeber
1997	World Wheelchair Games
1998	World Wheelchair Games
1999	World Wheelchair Games	New Zealand Christchurch
2000	11. Sommer-Paralympics 2000	Australia Sydney
2001	World Wheelchair Games
2002	World Wheelchair Games
2003	World Wheelchair Games	New Zealand Christchurch
2004	12. Sommer-Paralympics 2004	Greece Athen
2005	World Wheelchair and Amputee Games	Brazil Rio de Janeiro
2006	World Wheelchair and Amputee Games	India Bangalore
2007	World Wheelchair and Amputee Games	China Taipeh
2008	13. Sommer-Paralympics 2008	China Peking
2009	IWAS World Games	India Bangalore^[1]
2011	IWAS World Games	United Arab Emirates Sharjah
2012	14. Sommer-Paralympics 2012	United Kingdom London
2013	IWAS World Games	Netherlands Stadskanaal
2015	IWAS World Games	Russia Sotschi
2016	15. Sommer-Paralympics 2016	Brazil Rio de Janeiro
2017	IWAS World Games	Portugal Vila Real de Santo António
2018	IWAS World Games	nicht vergeben

References

^ Offizielle Webseite der IWAS World Games 2009

IWAS World Junior Games / IWAS Under 23 World Games

Seit einigen Jahren werden durch die IWAS Federation zusätzlich auch Juniorenwettkämpfe ausgetragen, die bis 2015 IWAS World Junior Games hießen. Seit 2016 heißen sie IWAS Under 23 World Games und werden nur noch in Jahren mit geraden Zahlen ausgetragen.^[1]

Nr.	Jahr	Datum	Ort	Austragungsstätte	Ergebnisse
1.	2005	6./7. Juli	Stoke Mandeville	Stadion	Result list
2.	2006	14.-16. Juli	Dublin	Stadion	Result list
3.	2007	4.-6. April	Ekurhuleni	Germiston Sports Precinct	Result list
4.	2008	18.-27. Juli	Piscataway		Results
5.	2009	16.-19. Juli	Nottwil	SPZ Nottwil	Result list
6.	2010	19.-26. August	Olomouc		Results
7.	2011	14.-21. April	Dubai		Result List
8.	2012	19.-21. Juli	Olomouc		Results
9.	2013	6.-14. August	Mayaguez	Central American Stadium	Ergebnisliste
10.	2014	3.-7. August	Stoke Mandeville		Results
11.	2015	2.-8. Juli	Stadskanaal	Sportpark Stadskanaal	Ergebnisliste
12.	2016	29. Juni – 3. Juli	Prag		Results

References

^ IWAS announces a new look for their IWAS Games programme, auf: iwasf.com, abgerufen 9. September 2016

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[1] Offizielle Webseite der IWAS World Games 2009

[2] IWAS announces a new look for their IWAS Games programme, auf: iwasf.com, abgerufen 9. September 2016

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