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Xalapa 2024 Grand Prix Opens Doors to Kobe and Paris

Xalapa 2024 Para Athletics Grand Prix: Athletes from 21 nations chase last-chance qualification for Kobe World Championships, gateway to Paris 2024 Paralympics. Mexico fields a strong team, international stars raise the stakes.

Mexicanist

Apr 2, 2024 — 3 min read

Mexico hosts the Xalapa 2024 Grand Prix, a key Paralympic qualifier. Watch its stars fight for World Championship spots and a path to Paris. Credit: CONADE

The anticipation hangs thick in the air at the Estadio Xalapeño “Heriberto Jara Corona.” Athletes from 21 nations, their eyes narrowed with focus, prepare to make their mark on the global stage of Para Athletics. The Xalapa 2024 Grand Prix isn't just another meet; it's a crucible.

Here, the last tickets for the Kobe 2024 World Championship will be stamped, and from that championship, the coveted spots for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games will be forged. Let's dive into the data and explore the fascinating mix of grit, grace, and sheer sporting power set to unfold.

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