Wheelchair racing is a competitive sport where athletes use specially designed wheelchairs to race on tracks or roads. It is a part of the Paralympic Games and is open to individuals with physical disabilities. The wheelchairs used in racing are lightweight and aerodynamic, allowing for high speeds. Races can vary in distance, from sprints to marathons, and are held on various surfaces. Athletes compete in different classifications based on their physical abilities, ensuring fair competition. Wheelchair racing promotes physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship among participants.