Look Ahead to Day 7

Para-canoeing today makes its Paralympic debut with the inspirational Jeanette Chippington seeking to make history, and world champions Emma Wiggs and Anne Dickins out to add Paralympic titles the their name in Rio.

Chippington made her Paralympic debut as a swimmer at the 1988 Games in Seoul, winning twelve medals in the pool in five consecutive Games. She’s not appeared at a Paralympics Games in twelve years, but since switching to para-canoeing has won four world titles.

Four-time Paralympian Claire Cashmore is looking to add gold to her six Paralympic medals in the 100m breaststroke SB8, with Ellie Simmonds and Charlotte Henshaw also competing, while Sophie Wells and flag bearer Lee Pearson will be looking for dressage medals at the Olympic Equestrian Centre.

Great Britain start their wheelchair rugby campaign against Australia, but all eyes will be on the showdown between the rival nations in the quarter-final of the men’s wheelchair basketball.

In athletics, Maria Lyle will take on Australian rival Isis Holt in a fascinating head-to-head in the women’s 100m T35 final, while David Weir is back on the track in the heats of the 800m T54. And Hannah Cockroft will be hoping to lead a clean sweep on the podium as she lines up alongside Kare Adenegan and Melissa Nicholls in the 400m T34 final.

Elsewhere, archers and shooters will be looking to be on target in the elimination and qualification rounds respectively while better conditions will be hoped for at the sailing regatta, where Helena Lucas, the defending champion in the one-person keelboat, leads her class.

Epee silver medallist Piers Gilliver is back in the action in the individual foil category B alongside team-mate Dimitri Coutya. And Dame Sarah Storey seeks to defend her road cycling C5 time trial title and claim her 13th career Paralympic gold. Megan Giglia, who won the C1-2-3 3000m pursuit, also races in her time trial.

The day also promises to be a massive day for British athletes at the Olympic Tennis Centre. Gordon Reid and Alfie Hewett - who have made the doubles final together - will be in the semi-finals singles action at the wheelchair tennis, against Stephane Houdet and Joachim Gerard respectively. And Andy Lapthorne, fresh from winning doubles bronze, takes on top seed, Australia’s Dylan Alcott, in the final of the quad men’s singles.

Medal highlights for the day ahead are below (times denoted are BST) and for results and medal table, visit our interactive micro-site #EVERYROADtoRIO Live. Catch up with events from yesterday, here.

You can also keep up with key moments from the Paralympics by following @UK_Sport on Twitter.

Wednesday 14 September

Road Cycling (from 12:00, then again from 17:30)
C2 time trial; Louis Rolfe
C5 time trial; Sarah Storey, Crystal Lane
C1-3 time trial; Megan Giglia
H1-2 time trial; Karen Darke H1-2 time trial

B time trial; Steve Bate/Adam Duggleby 
T1-2 time trial; Hannah Dines
B time trial; Lora Turnham/Corrine Hall
T1-2 time trial; David Stone

Wheelchair Tennis (from 16:00)
Singles semi-finals; Gordon Reid, Alfie Hewett 
Quad singles gold match; Andy Lapthorne

Wheelchair Fencing
Individual foil A; Piers Gilliver (pools 13:00, quarter-finals 16:00, semi-finals 18:30, bronze match 19:30, gold medal match 21:47)
Individual foil B; Dmitri Coutya (pools 13:00, quarter-finals 16:00, semi-finals 18:00, bronze match 19:00, gold medal match 21:17)

Equestrian
Individual grade IV; Sophie Wells (14:00)
Individual grade 1B; Lee Pearson (18:00)

Athletics
5000m heats; Jade Jones T54 (14:00)
T42 100m heats; Richard Whitehead, Dave Henson (14:33)
T35 100m; Maria Lyle (14:54)
T38 400m; Sophie Hahn, Olivia Breen (15:15)
F52 discus; Jo Butterfield (21:39)
T34 400m; Hannah Cockroft, Kare Adenegan (21:59)
T54 200m heats; David Weir, Richard Chiassaro (23:07)

Shooting
R6 mixed 50m rifle; Matt Skelhon, Karen Butler (final 15:45)
P4 mixed 50m pistol; Stewart Nangle (18:45)

Swimming
SB8 100m; Ollie Hynd (final 21:30)
SB8 100m; Claire Cashmore, Steph Millward (final 21:36)
S7 400m free; Susie Rodgers (21:54)
SB14 100m; Bethany Firth, Jessica-Jane Applegate (22:13)
S13 50m free; Abby Kane, Rebecca Redfern (final 00:05 Thursday)

Wheelchair Basketball
Men’s quarter-final; GB v Australia (15:45)

Canoeing
KL1 200m; Jeanette Chippington (heats 13:00, semi-final 14:15)
KL1 200m; Ian Marsden (heats 13:10, semi-final 14:22)
KL2 200m; Emma Wiggs (heats 13:20, semi-finals 14:29)
KL2 200m; Nick Beighton (heats 13:30; semi-finals 14:36)
KL3 200m; Anne Dickins (heats 13:40; semi-finals 14:43)
KL3 200m; Robert Oliver (heats 13:50, semi-finals 14:50)

Wheelchair Rugby
Men’s group game; GB v Australia (14:30)